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Thanks for posting this Dave

Haha very cool

Nice! Congrats guys! Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United

I’ll send you my other secret weapon... Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Yup mine is Xorsist then. Thanks for clarification. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United

I believe it is the hex. Have you tried it with no weight at all in it? How deep does it run at it's lightest? Thank you sir - Chad

Heavy deeper running twitch bait is my guess; but I haven't thrown it yet so not entirely sure. I'm sure it can be trolled but that is not my intent with this bait.

Screw-in weight that allows you to adjust as desired. Lure is pretty heavy without any screw-in weight.

Phantom Hex Anyone ever try these? I purchased one but haven't had a chance to try it out yet.

Nice buck Todd! Get it mounted and we can hang it at the Cottage next to my musky! We can then take sisters wood art deco thing and use it as a backdrop. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United

Nice fish Zach - congrats on the new PB

I look forward to the Gan outing every year. They got some from 1st class anglers north of the border and it's awesome to get to have drinks and share stories after a day on the river. The raffle table is amazing and after trading my tickets for my buddy's tickets - I walked out with 2 big prizes and several regular prizes We got a good laugh over that..... I hope he trades me tickets again next year.

it's funny you mention that Sean cause I have gone through three Barbie poles already this year just due to them "breaking" - probably by no fault of the poles either. One barbie pole was donated to the Nigara Musky Association and my daughter won it. She was very excited as she had just broke her previous two. I have spent more on barbie poles and worms this year then I have my own equipment... I'm sure this trend will continue for some time as well haha.

Thanks for the kind words guys. It was a really a great experience and moment. She was very proud to show off the little scuff mark the smallie left on her thumb as evidence to mom that she did indeed catch that fish.

St. River Smallmouth Bass Fishing Fun with Family Took my daughter out this weekend and drown some worms. We worked 15-20 feet of water and she was trilled to catch 3 smallies, perch, couple sun fish and bunch of gobies. Here is one of her smallies before the entire family fell asleep. While I was out there later that same after noon with just me and the daughter, I ran into an old timer who came over to us (G3 boat) after hearing my daughter screaming for excitement of catching another smallmouth. He told me that he was looking at himself in the mirror 30 years ago back when he use to take his daughter out. He thanked us for bringing back the memories a little teary-eyed and drove off into the sunset. I'm not sure who the guy was or if he is a member of this site or not, but I would love to hear the rest of his story should I ever run into him again. Here is to many more father/daughter trips down the river

It's a good question Steve. I have not seen the smaller class fish yet this year however I think the high water should help with expanding and protecting the spawning areas. High water great for fishery, not so much for waterfront property owners. For example my uncles pond, which hasn't seen fish in 20+ years has exploded with panfish this year due to high water levels. The amount of new bait fish entering system has to be up from previous lower level years. It may be 5-7 years before we see Muskies in that 30"40" class that have benefited from water level changes but only time will tell. This is just my own theory so please take it with a grain of salt. Last three trips out we got 52", 54.5" and 50.5" this morning.

You got me by 2" Bobby These might have been honorable mention at Gan outting

MEGA TANKER! Nice fish Bobby!