Tim Mills

Nice to see a soft water report. Thx

The added benefit of either trailer mentioned is that you can launch by yourself. Scanoes are awkward and difficult to get on and off a roof rack by yourself.

Post what type of boat u r looking for, budget etc, ofc'ers can offer suggestions on how to find it. Be patient, do your homework, know your prices so you can act quickly if a good deal comes along. Better value in USA. Take your time and wait for the right boat, don't settle.

Lucky he didn't run out when first car was passing could have caused a bad accident.

Nice avatar Steve

With 2 camps on the lake he is a stakeholder with alot at stake. Just curious, how much money do you think fishing on Lake Nippissing generates a year for the local economy?

Good resource, thx for posting

Nice looking machine. have fun with it.

That outflow really paid off for you and your brother.

All the films were beautifully shot and featured gorgeous scenery and fish. I agree Mending was well done and a great story. I also liked Unbroken and thought it would have been interesting to hear more about the family and its business. Parts of the Eel River film and the Trout Bum film were good too. The others seemed to be more about blatant product placement and preaching to the choir on conservation than any kind of storyline (trout dvd on the shelf in the background, close-ups of wading boot labels underwater, zooming in to fly reel and rod logo's). The start of Landed reminded me of Hooking Up on WFN.

Impressive but as a parent it makes me nervous. To them its worth the risk if they get enough "likes" on facebook.

Anybody going down to the IF$ Flyfishing Film Festival Thursday night in TO? The trailers on WFN look good. My son's and I are going. One's already hooked I'm hoping this will help get the other one back in the game. http://flyfilmfest.com/IF4/about-if4/

$9800 Ouch is right. Any details on that?

Fishing World has a bin full of Ugly Sticks on sale right now.

If your a cop in Texas the less detail the better.

Camped there 1 night last summer on my way to North Bay. Nice scenery and I caught a few fish. My site was in the Camp Island area. $10 a night. Site 904

Thanks for the positive feedback. I got some good advice from previous OFC threads and tinboats.net Sauce- I used 3/4" ply to match what I replaced. You can get the Nautolex Vinyl cheaper from a US supplier like Defender and get it shipped to a US Mailbox. One problem is that the Nautolex adhesive cannot be shipped to PO Box but they will ship to a person at a US address. They won't ship to Canada and certain states. I bought the Nautolex Adhesive at West Marine Buffalo. I used the DAP Weldwood contact cement because some people recommended it on tinboats.net Hopefully it will hold up. Nautolex Vinyl- $400/11yrds 72x33 SS Hardware $50 Contact Cement 3x$30 us Nautolex Adhesive $50us/gallon Marine Ply-3 x $100/sheet Misc Chip Brushes, SS Staples $20 Vinyl Roller $20 Epoxy Sealer $175.00 Accetone $20 Edge Trim CTC $20

I just placed the plywood and hatches in the boat to double check the size. Then I glued or contact cemented the vinyl to the wood panels. Then installed the wrapped hatches and panels in the boat.

I've been removing the carpet in my boat and installing Nautolex. Some mistakes along the way but its coming along well. Some pictures: Bow Before Prepped: After Stern Deck Before Marine Ply and Aluminium Hatches Wrapped in Vinyl Stern Deck After Bow Deck Before Vinyl Hatches and Marine Ply Bow Deck After Port Before Port Prepped Port After Not great picture but you get the idea For those considering this type of project these are some supplies and suppliers I used: Stainless Fasteners- Pacific Fasteners Etobicoke Marine Expoxy-Noahs Etobicoke (cheaper in states) Nautolex Marine Vinyl-Outdoor Fabrics Canada-Barrie Marine Ply-Robert Bury Brampton Dap Weld Wood Contact Cement-Home Depot Buffalo Nautolex Adhesive-West Marine Buffalo tinboats.net is a good site to do research on projects and supplies.

RIP Dick quite an empire you built. Some pics from the Dundee Michigan store:

Quality avatar. You look familiar did you ever work at the Science Center? JK Post some pics of the Yukon adventure when you have a chance.

Hope those are snagg proof the silicone leak may sink the boat.

Its a nice bonus to see them when fishing or walking the dog along the Credit and Bronte Creek. .

Nice video. Liked the kettle/fire pics best.

Agree Art. After watching JP's old show I thought I would go to Fishing World and pick up a couple of the Mega Bass lures he was using. When I saw the price I passed.