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TC is right on the money. Typically you up-size the reel on a spey and even switch outfits in order to hold the line required. Did you buy at Sail in Oshawa? If you did talk with Matt -- IR4J --on here. Very knowledgeable in this area and he could help you out

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I have a near new (purchased Oct 28/14) Excalibur Axion crossbow for sale. Has been shot maybe 50 times. Still in new condition. Comes with: Excalibur Axiom Crossbow Excalibur scope Quiver 5 Bolts and Field Points S5 String Suppressor system Cocking aid Re-Stringing aid Excalibur soft case...

Price dropped to $250

How do you know its a 'HE'. Could be a SHE with a wife now-a-days

I am in Whitby

Complete camera outfit for sale Sony A100 DSLR 10.1 MP Comes with a 28-80 and 100-300 zoom lens, Macro lens, external flash unit, filters, charger and memory card and case. Has all manuals with it Asking $300 or BO

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^ this is the basic reasoning behind wet flies. Swimming a nymph would resemble an emerger which is what the sub surface wet imitates. So no doubt it works and is another tool to add to the arsenal We gotta get out this year for residents Schmogley. You with your dries and me with my nymphs...

Hope that means you and John Tesh are in contract negotiations and are planning an album together

Hey Christopher, why do you refuse to fish nymphs, just curious

OK Matt, I will take the plunge. Below is my list. Dry - I have three on my list when it comes to dries. I do like a Parachute Adams and tend to use that and an Elk Hair Caddis for flotation and visibility. But I think my all time favorite is an old school Royal Coachman. Terrestrial - A...

Maybe on the Thursday or Friday night. Need to talk to some outfitters for an archery moose hunt

Yes nice fish for sure but terrible handling after the catch........just saying

Do you want to cover water or catch fish?

A really hot cold weather pike technique is to use a neutral bouyant stick bait and twitch it super slow. Almost letting it sit suspended for a long period before moving again

As with most winter fishing, lure/bait presentation must be slowed down. Lure colours are the same as summers if you fish by clarity. Clear waters lean towards silvers, coppers. Cloudy waters move towards the darker colours and fire tigers. But, as you know Pump, those are only suggestions...

Nope. Perfectly fine

I haven't seen a Jackalope in years. Heard they were making a comeback in some areas ;)

Steelhead will still be in the rivers and fishable for sure. I am sure there will still be a lot of open rivers and plenty of fish to catch come December. That is when I start to enjoy the rivers more. Less crowds, and cold weather. Might just have to slow it down a bit and fish a bit...