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Jedi- Give it up buddy!!!

For bear's sake just shut up and go fishing already!!

bonne fête mon ami!!

Glad to hear that he is ok.

Toast-Take it to Aikmens and he will fix for a 100 to 200 bucks.

Nice report Marty glad to see dirt catching all the fish!

Good to hear Cliff and the fish are finally biting eh?!

IMO this would be a bad move... discuss amongst yourselves... LOL

And if you work for Legend and post on here (this thread) then its a bit of a biased opinion.

Yes but to the extent that Legend does(did). My brother has had his 18 footer for 10 yrs and is very happy with it.

This is what I just posted about in another thread. Ask for a price on the boat with the identical motor that princecraft offers for the smae sized boat. You will see that they are comparible in price.

Legend tends to give the impression that they have a "great" deal for you. Selling you a boat 18' with a 40 hp. Looks like a great deal and is cheaper than anything around because of the low HP on the motor. Change that 40 to a 90 and now you have the same pricing structure as higher end boats. I did hear that Legend upped the HP because of so much pushback by customers.So in lieu of the 40HP they give you a 60.

I'll give you a call when I am on my way. 2nd week of August

Very nice report

Nice fish Mike!! I'll be there in a couple of weeks.

A 30 foot cabin crusier decides to accelerate while passing under the fort erie bridge. I was going down river and the crusier was going up into Lake Erie. The boat threw a 4 foot high set of waves at me and almost swamped my 19 foot lund. Man I was beside myself. Boaters that have travelled under the fort erie bridge know just how dangerous that water is!

Killbear provincial park is awesome. Blind bay campground is a great place to stay and there are plenty of shore fishing areas for Pike and Bass.

Sure Brian, like a FORD is going to last 20+ yrs LOL

12 dollars for a lure lol, I wish Muskie lures were that cheap!

LOL FF!!

Sweet fish!!!

Sounds like you are doing all the right things DC!

What a cutie pie!!

I am curious to hear the repsonses to this one.

Never mind Jim I found it. So this is no proof at all then unless there is a Dr. Cougar in the woods performing de-clawing! Police shoot cougar after attack on German Shepherd UTTERSON - Police shot a cougar over the weekend after it viciously attacked a German shepherd in Utterson, leaving it for dead. Hearing her family dog Indy scream shortly before 10 p.m. on Saturday July 7, Middaugh Road resident Doreen Rick ran outside to find a cougar mauling the pet. The cougar didn’t budge when her grandson’s girlfriend attempted to scare it off. “She let the air horn off and it didn’t affect it at all,” said Rick. “She screamed because he picked the dog up — and she’s a small white German shepherd — and dragged it across the lawn and just laid on him and chewed on him.” The vicious attack left the dog clinging to life. “It chewed on its head and went right down to the skull,” said Rick. Rick phoned police while the attack was going on, who told her to stay indoors and to keep all windows and doors closed. The cougar then turned its attention to Rick’s other pets. “It came right up to my screen after seeing my cats sitting in the window and started pacing,” she said. “We closed all our windows, took the cats away and it went back to the dog again.” Rick said police arrived within minutes and shot the cougar. Even then, the animal did not go down easily. “It took six shots to actually put it down,” said Rick. On the morning of Monday, July 9, OPP Const. Maureen Tilson confirmed that officers had shot a cougar over the weekend, and that crews from the Ministry of Natural Resources were also called. The cougar was taken away by ministry crews after the shooting. Although few other details were disclosed, Tilson said police would release an official statement on the incident later in the day. Despite the attack, Indy proved more resilient that his attacker. “The police were standing there, they had shot the cougar … they wanted to know what to do about the dog, and all of a sudden they said ‘oh my god he jumped up,’” said Rick. “He jumped up; he was dazed of course because he was all chewed in his head.” Indy was taken to a local animal hospital, but in the end was also dispatched. “We just had him put to sleep, because he was chewed right down to his skull above his ears and his head,” said Rick. After the attack, Rick said both she and police approached the owner of Guha’s Tigers and Lions, an animal farm in Utterson that features wild cats. Rick was convinced that because the cougar is declawed, it did not come from the facility. “It’s got nothing to do him with him whatsoever; he said I would not declaw a wild cat like that,” she said. “He said ‘I would never declaw a cat,’ he said that is cruel. He swears that it is not his cat.’” The incident has left Rick both shocked and stunned. She said she hasn’t even seen a deer in the area for years. “It wasn’t scared of people and we kept saying, what if there was a kid out there playing and not just a dog? That’s the scary thing,” she said. .