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I have this griddle and it works well. Good for bacon and eggs, home fries, pan cakes and I use it for grilling mushrooms/oinions and it is awesome for cheese steak sandwiches. Also great for burgers when you want something a bit different than the good old BBQ. My only criticism is that for my uses it is too small. All to often run out of space on the griddle so I'm thinking of buying a larger version and selling this one. Cheers

Aaron weibe has been running a 250 for a few years on a warrior. Not my cup of tea but if I was fishing anything but a bass boat I’d be in a tiller

Hmmmm.......................a bit touchy today are we Snidley? Or just looking to get a thread locked with a bunch of sanctimonius, holier-than-thou claptrap? So from some historical (and perhaps hysterical) perspective, there were not a lot of bass in one of your fishing spots, but in the same general area you could catch 50 or 60 bass in a day. Bass are not endangered in Ontario, and if a good habitat supports more fish than a poorer one, that happens to be basic ecology. Probably why there are or were more bass in one spot than another, within the same general area and body of water. Keeping a bass, or for that matter a limit of bass, once in a while does ZERO to a fish population, almost anywhere in this province. And if the OP, or anybody else who wants to keep fish to EAT, chooses to do so, that just happens to be their right. Even if it makes you FUME. Rant off. Just sayin'......................

next time you catch one, walk it down the pier and release it right beside him.

Bite your tongue southern man. Brook loved the openness of the bad ass tiller.

There is no such thing as a tiller fan...... let the games begin CONSOLE Art

My wife and I have been going to Mashkinonje a couple times a year for the last 6 or so years. It was just sold and we haven't met the new owners yet but we're heading there in 2 weeks. The cabins are nice and the previous owner put in all new docks and they also have gas there too. I never fished in that area myself but rather boated out to the West Bay but I'm sure others can help you with that. You'll enjoy your stay there and the area is beautiful too. The view in the evening