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Have always thought it could be handy to have a medical expert in the group Lew. Could have used him a few trips ago.

Well I'm finally getting to take Joe on a fly in trip and he's quite different, does that count??

Maybe some will find this humorous. https://youtu.be/oQaAU38sZC8

These guys are getting them in. http://www.centraloutboard.ca/ From another site.

A buddy of mine has a 17ft skeeter with a 75 and swing away tongue, it fit but just a couple of inches at either end. He has a double garage. Measure everything 20 times and you shouldn't have to cut that hole in the kitchen....but mistakes can still happen...

Sweet day on the water for you! Sure beats sitting at home and wondering if you should have gone or not, or working on the hunny do list. Thanks for the report!

Congrats on the PB Jacques! That is one purdy fish!

Fantastic report Mike!! Brendan must be pressing about 100lb on the bench these days the way he is handling those big pike! A lot of time went into that report as you said above, greatly appreciated!!

Nice to see you'll be back at it! Great find!

That is a great haven you have up there Chad, very cool! Thanks for the post!

yes to both of those.

Great shot! Looking forward to the GoPro footage.

Good on ya Cliff!!!

NF was added to the rules awhile ago so those who were not interested in reading NF threads could skip over them. If you post is not about fishing please put "NF" at the end of the subject thread! http://ontariofishingcommunity.com/forums/index.php?app=forums&module=extras&section=boardrules

I'm no expert but it might be the carb and it just needs a good cleaning. My mower was acting similar about 3 years ago and my neighbour mentioned my carb may need a cleaning. Googled carb cleaning videos for my motor/HP size and found a couple. Went the easy route first and dropped the bowl and jets out without removing the carb. Sprayed it all down with carb cleaner, fine wire poked through the holes in the jets, put it back together and it's been working great since. Only took about a half an hour to do and no costs other then the carb cleaner.

I have no idea (other than cost) why this sticker idea has never been implemented. Nothing worst than the same boat stopping you 2 or 3 times in the same day. :wallbash: I've got a couple of flash lights, a floating one and replaced the crappy one that came with the kit with a waterproof one. Another idea that was shared with me a while back was to have some glow sticks on board. No batteries required and last for hours as an auxiliary light source. If you're floating in the water at night, it would certainly provide some light for signaling. The other thing I have on my life jackets, are automatic strobe lights. Water hits them and they start to flash. Also have flares, have more stuff than you need to have and that can't be a bad thing.

Way to spoil the party. lol! But you are correct.

You found Waldo!! Great video Brian, amazing to see all the different species. Great stuff!

That would be great! It's been far too long since the last one.

Awesome day on the water!

Stunning pics and the walleye fishing ain't so bad either! Beauty of an opener!

That was fun to watch! Great video Brian!

Great crappie!! The walleye ain't so bad either but man that is a hell of a crappie!

All the best to your son for a speedy recovery. Nice to hear the process went quickly. I'd be ready to go postal if I hadn't eaten for that long! lol Hopefully he has something soon!

I'd say tiger and a beauty fish too. Rounded tail, markings on the cheek and the "tiger strips" are a good give away. (Chin pores are another) I hope all is well in the Hammer, great to see you getting some water time in.