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ya i wish we could. I wish i was born in the 50's though, so much less political bull$$hit and it seems like money went alot further then.
I always think about packing it all upp and driving as far north as I can, building a cottage and living off the land somewere out their were i cant be found for taxes,nothing. ahhh that would be the life, having a balcony overlooking the lake were you cant have a coffee in one hand, and a pole in the other...But were am i going to get the coffee? Dammit i will always need money!lol
Chris
 
McLean said:
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I always think about packing it all upp and driving as far north as I can, building a cottage and living off the land somewere out their were i cant be found for taxes,nothing. ahhh that would be the life, having a balcony overlooking the lake ....
Chris
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This is i niced dream, it would be nice life, no stress, just relax and fish..
 
I like the Lake right in our backyard..Lake Simcoe offers some kickass smallie action,,,amoung other species!
 
McLean said:
ya i wish we could. I wish i was born in the 50's though, so much less political bull$$hit and it seems like money went alot further then.
I always think about packing it all upp and driving as far north as I can, building a cottage and living off the land somewere out their were i cant be found for taxes,nothing. ahhh that would be the life, having a balcony overlooking the lake were you cant have a coffee in one hand, and a pole in the other...But were am i going to get the coffee? Dammit i will always need money!lol
Chris
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have you seen the movie "into the wild"? its kinda like what you just mentioned. i enjoyed it.
 
Nope havent seen it yet, i did watch a coulpe movies last night "Diary of the dead" its a zombie movie not bad, but pretty much the same as the rest. I know its a nice dream to take off up north but i was born and raised in the country and grew up their till i was 15, and still to this day everyonce and a while i have to go escape the busy city and get out somewere the air is fresh, and i cant hear a car.
 
Nope havent seen it yet, i did watch a coulpe movies last night "Diary of the dead" its a zombie movie not bad, but pretty much the same as the rest. I know its a nice dream to take off up north but i was born and raised in the country and grew up their till i was 15, and still to this day everyonce and a while i have to go escape the busy city and get out somewere the air is fresh, and i cant hear a car.
 
McLean said:
ya i wish we could. I wish i was born in the 50's though, so much less political bull$$hit and it seems like money went alot further then.
I always think about packing it all upp and driving as far north as I can, building a cottage and living off the land somewere out their were i cant be found for taxes,nothing. ahhh that would be the life, having a balcony overlooking the lake were you cant have a coffee in one hand, and a pole in the other...But were am i going to get the coffee? Dammit i will always need money!lol
Chris
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One day we may need to all be moving up north and living off the land...just the way things seem to be going, I say the sooner the better!
 
David Kearney said:
McLean said:
ya i wish we could. I wish i was born in the 50's though, so much less political bull$$hit and it seems like money went alot further then.
I always think about packing it all upp and driving as far north as I can, building a cottage and living off the land somewere out their were i cant be found for taxes,nothing. ahhh that would be the life, having a balcony overlooking the lake were you cant have a coffee in one hand, and a pole in the other...But were am i going to get the coffee? Dammit i will always need money!lol
Chris
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One day we may need to all be moving up north and living off the land...just the way things seem to be going, I say the sooner the better!
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Where ever you go the taxman will follow!
 
Simple..... Lake Erie, and the upper Niagara. HUGE smallies, some of the best bass fishing I have found.
 

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That lake (Eugenia) can handle most boats under 22 feet. I would suggest a 12 foot aluminum or a canoe.
My father test drove his 20 foot bayliner with a 100HP on that body of water.

Be cautious though, it gets very shallow at some points.
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******* IS IT CANOE FRIENDLY?

I'VE SEEN IT ON THE MAP AND CONSIDERED TRYING THERE.
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Agreed X3 I believe now, Lake Erie. Many shoals, reefs, shipwrecks and other underwater features that are perfect Smallie habitat, and hold some big ones.
Also, not a lake, but the Grand River, all 100 or 200 miles of it holds Smallies and some Largies. Just explore and get away from the areas where large populations congregate and you can do very well. I have had days where I have caught 10-20 Bass, average 1 to 3 lbs, but up to 6. I use mostly minnows and worms there, but also occasionally jigs and other lures. As an added bonus, live bait or jigs will also catch lots of Channel Cats, also 10-20 on a good day, and maybe an 'eye or Pike too.

Alfie.
 
island lake is good i have seen people pull out four pounders and i have seen many schools that have at least 20 largemouth bass in them that are a good size
 

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