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The Fenwick HMX is a good rod for the money and is a little stiffer than the HMG. It has good sensitivity and some backbone. Looks good and the price is right at around $100.

Your ability to fish hasn't changed. Just keep at it and you will start catching again. Like you said, salmon will be in close soon and all your time casting will pay off big time. Keep casting.

If memory serves me, these spoons come with a treble attached, but a siwash hook is also supplied,

They're a good spoon for the price. I've had some good days with them.

Like was said, your spool is over-running. I think it's a set of magnets that need to be adjusted to prevent that. Once a baitcaster is set up properly, they are much easier to learn and fish with. Good luck.

Outstanding!

Which district are you going to? That site lists 5 Duncan Lakes in Ontario.

Get yourself a copy of the Backwoods Map book, or equivalent. They're excellent for helping locate new spots.

Good show. That's a great way to spend the day.

That's pretty cool. That one at the 2:18 mark is a good fish.

Not all of us can afford expensive gear, so when something like the Shift comes on sale I jump at it. I don't think insulting people for their choice is very smart.

Nice. Here is the west the river closest to me is still pretty muddy and one fellow I was talking to yesterday said he's already catching drop-backs.

The redds are the spawning beds.

You could swing by the mighty Nipigon river and try to beat the world record Brook trout.

I'm the phone guy, or at least one of them.

Welcome aboard.

The CT I saw them at was Burlington, Fairview and Gulph line. They had about half a dozen pairs and mostly 9,10,11. Might be worth giving them a call.

I wonder if they would ship them to the store nearest to you?

CT has Hodgeson wading boots on clearance for $30.

Very nice. And some great memories, too.