Quote (max09 @ Dec 20 2016 08:46pm)

this is the very first year I do not have a cabin rented for next year and I do not plan to rent one

I bought a kayak and I'm planning to use it a whole lot

I'm already planning a whole week of kayaking next year
the big difference is; a whole lot more pain in the ass to get to the fish(I like it when it's a lil harder...easy fishing isn't for me) and it cost so much less then renting a cabin...I used to get great deals but they are pretty much gone since the last couple years

I have been getting a whole bunch of different lures, brand, sizes, depth, actions, etc ..I should be good to go no matter what the temperature will be

my kayak is good to go anywhere...a 2 feet wave isn't even scaring me anymore..so yeah!
I used to make payment for my cabin at this time of the year but instead..I'm just buying more lures :) +1 for restocking what I lost over the last few years

Quote (SheriffCool @ Dec 22 2016 08:01pm)

Good for you max. Buy a tent and camp for way less, it's a lot more fun too to be honest.

Quote (max09 @ Dec 26 2016 04:29pm)

I already have all the stuff I need for camping

I have actually been doing some camping-fishing trips for the past 5 years as well
I was only doing it for a couple of days tho because there would be no good lakes available
the cabin used to be cheaper then getting a lake+a camping site so I was like..why the hell not...more comfort, less stuff to bring for cheaper


I would prefer a cabin to be honest because the one I used to rent would be in the middle of nowhere and you just can't beat it...it's amazing
I could throw firecracker and bearbanger all day long and no one would complain about the noise

camping sites are usually somewhat close to each other

Quote (max09 @ Dec 20 2016 08:46pm)

this is the very first year I do not have a cabin rented for next year and I do not plan to rent one

I bought a kayak and I'm planning to use it a whole lot

I'm already planning a whole week of kayaking next year
the big difference is; a whole lot more pain in the ass to get to the fish(I like it when it's a lil harder...easy fishing isn't for me) and it cost so much less then renting a cabin...I used to get great deals but they are pretty much gone since the last couple years

I have been getting a whole bunch of different lures, brand, sizes, depth, actions, etc ..I should be good to go no matter what the temperature will be

my kayak is good to go anywhere...a 2 feet wave isn't even scaring me anymore..so yeah!
I used to make payment for my cabin at this time of the year but instead..I'm just buying more lures :) +1 for restocking what I lost over the last few years

Quote (DesLouise @ Dec 28 2016 03:16am)

We need to find a good spot for a 2-3 day kayak/fishing trip that would cost us nothing but our beer and food.

Quote (max09 @ Dec 28 2016 09:46pm)

I'd love that
I've actually thought about going down a river and asking a friend to come pick me up a couple days later



I just did some research and I'm surprised.. there's alot of places we could go

a few rivers like ''riviere du nord''
a few lakes too like ''lac des trente et un milles''

Quote (DesLouise @ Jan 8 2017 03:07am)

riviere du nord cest poche

I heard the Kiamika reservoir was a good place for this kinda trip.

Quote (max09 @ Jan 8 2017 07:23pm)

I'm down for that too :)


I have been buying alot of lures for the last couples months
today I got something different (imo)
I have never seen a shad rap like this one, so I bought it

it should be a good one..I hope xD

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