My daughter-in-law, Colleen, submitted our 7 year old Grand-son, Travis's name in a contest and won.

The picture below is when he was just told that he would be skating with the Senators this Saturday at 2pm. carrying the flag and standing with them for the National anthem.

Travis is the son of Cam & Colleen Phillips

posted by Ros

By the length of his beard and the grey legs, he is probably over 10 years old.

He looks to be well over 8 feet at the top of the shoulder hump, and with his head up the height to the top of the shoulder hump, and with his head up the height to the top of his antler must be about 12 feet.

This guy is king of the forest, no bear or pack of wolves would dare come after him when he has this rack ...

Considering that a dirt road can fit 1 1/2 cars across ... this fellow is HUGE ...

The picture was taken near Elliot Lake, Ontario, Canada

Yes it is a regular size dirt road.

He just bought a new boat and decided to take her for the maiden voyage.

This was his first boat and he wasn't quite sure of the exact

"Standard Operating Procedures

for launching it off a ramp, but figured it couldn't be too hard. 

He consulted his local boat dealer for advice, but they just said

"Don't let the trailer get too deep when you are trying to launch the boat."

 Well, he didn't know what they meant by that as he could barely get the trailer in the water at all !

You're goingt to love this guy !

Anyhow, here's a picture below.

posted by Rene Boudreau

Happy Fall to all our pumpkins in our patch

Don't forget to send your entries from your fishing and hunting adventures

Send to: info@nosbonsing-anglers-and-hunters.com

posted by roseland

Well we finally hit the airwaves on October the 4th and are now airing on Wild TV every Sunday at 5pm.  Other airtimes are:

Sunday 4:30 am,  Monday 8:30 am and Tuesday 1:00 pm


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For those of you not subscribed to Wild TV, we have uploaded the first two episodes on YouTube that have played and will continue uploading each episode once it premiere's on WILD TV.


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Here at the Heeb n' Rob Show we are fortunate to have many supportive sponsors.  Some provide us with hunting or cooking gear, which we utilize in the shows. Some provide us with services, such as the outfitters and the hunting and cooking experts, and believe it or not, some even provide us with money to help offset the expenses of producing the show. (believe us when we say this is not a money making venture!!) If you have a moment, please visit our sponsor page and see who has made the commitment to us, and to you, our future viewers Even better, contact them and let them know that you heard about them through the Heeb n' Rob Team.

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Angler of the Year for 2009 Dave LaFontaine

The town of Mattawa hosted the Temiskaming Smallmouth Bass Series on Sept. 26-27th., the year-end bass classic worth more than $20,000. in prizes.

Pictured from left are second place finishers Chris Sheffield and Sean Strang; First place finishers Harold Nesbitt and ron Aubin; and third place finishers Darren Belanger and Brent Belanger

Congratulations to all

Darren can be reached at:

posted by Roseland

Here is a picture of one of my garden helpers.

This little one is cleaning up the brussel sprouts plants but he feels safe hiding behind a plant.

posted by Roseland

The Family and village of Astorville and Township of East Ferris is mourning the loss of Aurel Perron

who passed away on September 19th. 2009

With his calm and jovial disposition

He always took time to stop and chat with his many friends and customers

He will be missed by all who knew him

posted by roseland

The Ontario Federation Of Anglers and Hunters has teamed up with the North Bay Public Library and launched their

TACKLE SHARE PROGRAM.

With an adult North Bay library card, you can sign out everything you need to get started. All the equipment was donated by the federation and their sponsors.

Just a reminder; anyone over the age of 17 needs a valid fishing licence.

The library is located at 271 Worthington St. E..

Formore information call: 474-4830

posted by Roseland

What a wonderful example of perseverance

After a lengthy illness , "more than 7 months" Vern was back on the water supporting our club events.

And taking the 4th. place win in the August 16th. 2009 Pike Tournament  shown below with his son and partner Greg. Way to go !

posted by Roseland

This article from The York Region Newspaper was sent over to Norma by the 1st. Place Winner, Dave Chong,  Ree. our recent June Pike Tournament.

York tandem big winners in northern pike tournament

Sports

June 19, 2009 04:19 PM

michael hayakawa

When Dave Chong and Ted Filippou first wet their lines in the June pike tournament on Lake Nosbonsing in 2006, they finished 16th.

The next year, the York Region angling tandem exhibited a noticeable improvement, placing eighth.

Their progression, however, didn't stop there.

Last year, Chong, who lives in Aurora, and Filippou, a Woodbridge resident, finished fourth.

This year, they struck the mother lode.

Competing in a field of 129 two-angler teams last weekend, Chong and Filippou caught their five-fish quota, measuring 167.25 inches in total length.

It was good enough for the winning pair to drive off with a nice paycheque of $12,400.

"Once we figured out how we could catch them, we didn't deviate from what we were doing," an elated Chong said.

While northern pike can be caught on a variety of artificial offerings, their best success stemmed from tossing hard jerk baits including models manufactured by Lucky Craft and Mega bass, Chong said.

In retail outlets, these baits aren't cheap, but to win tournaments where money is on the line, the costs of these baits aren't a factor, Chong said.

"People who don't believe baits worth $20 to $25 apiece can make a difference. Well, they do," he said.

Angling the day of the tourney was challenging as just 20 of the 129 teams measured their five-fish limit and another 50 teams did not weigh anything.

Four of the five fish caught by the local team came from one specific area of Lake Nosbonsing, Chong said.

Upon landing their fifth northern pike, Chong felt they could be in the hunt for the big prize. This they based on the winning lengths from past events.

"When we measured our fish, we knew from previous years' tournaments, we had what it would take to win it," Chong said.

"But you can't control what everyone else does. Someone could have had a phenomenal day on the water. Anything can happen and there were some big fish caught that day."

While Chong and Filippou's longest northern measured 27.25 inches, longer fish were caught.

But they weren't enough to overtake the overall numbers recorded by Chong and Filippou.

"Fishing was tough," said Chong, a fishing guide and co-host of the upcoming angling TV series Fish City.

http://www.yorkregion.com/News/Sports/article/93474

Posted by Dave Chong