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Just letting everyone know that last night was my last shift at D&R Sporting Goods. I would like like to thank everyone at D&R. Adrian, you're one hell of a great guy to work for. The staff there were all great people to work with. I I had a great time working there. I met many members of T. B. F. there too. So thank you to everyone that I have met over the 13 + years that I was there!! Roger

hard to believe,,totally out of character, it was basically a tournament for me..i spent a lot of money, went home empty handed and woke up hungover.

Posting for a friend that is being a good Samaritan: “Found – ice fishing shelter up the Dorion Cutoff. If you lost a shelter while ice fishing this winter, text 620-7958 with a description and arrangements will be made to get it back to you.”

I am a firm believer that if you were to stalk tailout and study his equipment/techniques and most of all his/her fishing areas you would become a true steel god.........

i don't know how far up they run the river. You can access an upper stretch of the river via martens road if you have a good 4x4. The lower part, you can park near the trailer for construction and fish around the bridge there or walk south to the train bridge. Or just go a little past on the highway, turn right on to mountain bay road, turn right immediately after crossing train tracks, following the little road next to the tracks. There's a spot to turn around/have a fire/ launch a canoe at the food of the train bridge, and it allows you to fish a nearby pool etc. Hope that helps :).

Well I joined. I think I met this guy 2 nites ago. I was talking to a buddy on the Mac and we were talking about Thunder Bay Fishing. We were talking about how great an information source this site is. I am originally from s.ont. You think this area is bad, go fish down south. Now back to my point of tail out. He came up to us and asked if we were talking about this site and if that is how we found out if the steel head were running. We said yes. He then goes on a rant. Unbelievable. I just want to say that I have met 4 best friends because of this site. That was the best thing for me about this web site. And by the way tailout. Are you a dentist? Just asking because you do an amazing amount of flossing on the river.

Wait a minute !!!!!!! Theres fish in the neebing !!!!! 🚗💨

Well it says yards in section 27. So I guess that's why the sign says yards. My bad. Roger

I've owned a Nissan 9.8 4 stroke long shaft for 6 years now and haven't had a lick of trouble. Trolls down to nothing just about. Tohatsu manufactures the smaller motors for both Nissan and Mercury and are a great value with a great warranty. $1900 American with free shipping and no tax from onlineoutboards.com. Hondas are wonderful motors and are built like a fine swiss watch. Their tight tolerances of components (again think swiss watch), especially in their fuel systems can cause havoc in the event small contaminants enter however. Then again Honda outboards keep winning JD power awards for the best customer satisfaction the past 11 years. When I need to purchase equipment for a marine environment, whether it's an outboard, bottom paint or trolling wire, I research threads for durability/reliability of equipment situated in the nastiest, most corrosive environments such as tropical salt water areas. If it survives more than 10 years in the gulf of mexico with a year round salt bath and sucking in salty air without any issues, it will last a lifetime in NWO. Everyone's equipment is usually the best regardless if it's Honda, Suzuki, Yamaha, Mercury. They're all good until there are problems. Just my two cents.