Had a blast at Joggins fossil cliffs too. The chef was incredible for a tiny out of the way town. He used to be the head chef at the Prince hotel here in Toronto......"retired and living life", he explained.
The flies were donated to my son's vest. I was at the river this morning to check conditions and everything is looking great for this weekend. I have a vest and tackle box full of stuff, he's new to this whole responsibility thing so Ive given him the task of taking care of and stocking up his new Columbia vest. I / we got him started ......thanks again! I'm sure after the weekend you will see one at least of your flies hanging out of the mouth of one of his fish LMAO. He's coming home from college on the first weekend specifically to go fishing with me lol.
Yeah, they look great so far my friend. Nice light green.....congratulations!Sept 12, 2017
Day 12
The girls are doing quite well in the growroom this time around. I'm doing good (so far) in avoiding killing them with kindness. My past indoor grows were kind of loved to death. I have what seems to be a good soil mix with the fish compost inoculating the commercial soil and giving the critters a good start.
Here's all five of them - a noticeable change from a week ago.
And here's the biggest one. She has a bit of a crumpled leaf, but keeps chugging away.
So far so good. Lots of space for five dwarf autos. Is there any point of trying to train a Low Flyer, or is it best to just let them do their thing?
Sept 12, 2017
Day 12
The girls are doing quite well in the growroom this time around. I'm doing good (so far) in avoiding killing them with kindness. My past indoor grows were kind of loved to death. I have what seems to be a good soil mix with the fish compost inoculating the commercial soil and giving the critters a good start.
Here's all five of them - a noticeable change from a week ago.
And here's the biggest one. She has a bit of a crumpled leaf, but keeps chugging away.
So far so good. Lots of space for five dwarf autos. Is there any point of trying to train a Low Flyer, or is it best to just let them do their thing?
I grew autos out on my first grow. Although only 2 of them turned out to actually be autos, the one I left and didn't train (I double topped her), had 30% more bud on her than the trained one. Not a definitive answer, but I'll never train autos again.
Come on.....this is average for Great lakes Chinook on a fly.....I better sit in on this one too. All this talk about fishing makes me twitch. I tournament fished walleye out west for several years. Taught my wife to be a pretty good fisherman too. I've never chucked bugs....thats just wrong.... but if I hang out maybe I can reform you two.
Oh, and a nice start to the indoor season as well.
I better sit in on this one too. All this talk about fishing makes me twitch. I tournament fished walleye out west for several years. Taught my wife to be a pretty good fisherman too. I've never chucked bugs....thats just wrong.... but if I hang out maybe I can reform you two.
Oh, and a nice start to the indoor season as well.
Love the walleye fishing too Scrog. Up by my brother's place every visit we head out around 9pm to the local fast water between 2 local lakes. 4-5 " live targets......do well every time. Biggest we've landed there is 8lbs. Love the muskie, just missed one on a figure 8 2 weekends ago under the boat lol. Trout.....whatever.....we get a beautiful strain of laker here called a Haliburton gold. Found in only a couple of places.
