Billy Bob

Boat batteries belong in boats....

I not sure where in Ontario your from but here's a place in PA that I have often thought about taking my boys. http://www.hunt-tioga.com/

So the experts can't determine if it's a Atlantic Salmon or Brown Trout....and they want extra money to dump into a species that so closely resembles another...... ...not coming from this Redneck....

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When I was younger I always found the Girl Scouts much more interesting....

TWO Thousand....don't you remember the Kendall Oil logo with the Two Fingers held out for every 2 thousand miles.

SO....now you believe everything you read on the internet....

Bottom line I tend to agree with Skipper......what's so hard about putting a battery on a piece of scrap wood. But as I have said before....if you have a onboard charger just plug it in and forget it....don't hear about anyone removing their truck batteries in the winter, do you ?

I haven't remove my boat batteries (2) in about 10-12 years....I just make sure the onboard charger is plugged in.

Lock em up....LOL... Sure take your unit and go home....baby..

You know what......buy and use "Birds" while I find my way back to the hot spots and catch all the fish....

I had a Loran C unit.....GPS is much better.

Merc.....When I purchased my first Lowrance LMS 520C unit, it had a small problem reading very shallow depths in thick weeds....I went on the BBC Board Forum site( http://www.bbcboards.net/zeroforum?id=13 )and everyone there said to contact Linda Colt...I did via email and she sent me out a Brand New Unit with NO money exchanged or even my credit Card for deposit, only on trust. When I received my new unit I put the original purchased unit in the box that came with the replacement which also has a postage free sticker back to Lowrance via UPS....now if anyone can beat that I would love to deal with that company also....Humminbird screw me years ago with a flasher unit...but that's another story all together. Edited to add: Try this site....they are VERY helpful for electronic, etc....this one is specifically for "Birds"... http://www.bbcboards.net/zeroforum?id=279

Forgot to turn the clocks back....and the dog doesn't know how to turn her clock back either....

LOL.... I'm on the winning side...

In the States we have several promo's going on right now...don't know if that helps you but take a look at Advanced Auto...if not RockAuto that I have heard delivers up to Ontario for no extra charge. http://shop.advanceautoparts.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/home___ http://www.rockauto.com/ For towing "IF" you can get Carbon Metallic pads for your vehicle they are the BEST for stopping power.

I will miss him.... http://www.buffalonews.com/wire-feeds/24-hour-national-news/article620700.ece

Your fishing PONDS compared to the Great Lakes......those units are for the birds...Lowrance is head & shoulders above the "bird" units...OK...I said it....so what...

You might as well just stop at the local Gin Mill and on the way home pick up some fish at the grocery store....

I agree with Skeeter....I have onboard, a flat tire fix kit (plugs)...NEVER had a problem with them....meanwhile all the semi-trucks are running around with retread tires that come apart on the highway...

I gave up on Humminbird's toys long ago.... My Lowrance LMS 520C units both share one external puck antenna and it's accuracy is VERY good....HOWEVER, I do have water speed which I paid extra for...(the small paddle wheel on transom) WHY ???...Because when you're trolling in current your land speed and water speeds very a LOT and your walleye lures will spin if your going to fast. Paul, if you satisfied with the Sonar readouts of the Humminbird then bite the bullet and purchase a external antenna...if not, remove unit and sell it and get yourself a Lowrance HDS unit....either way problem solved.

Aim small...miss small... But the most important is tree stand safety.......more hunters are killed and or seriously injured because they fall out of their tree stands. BE VERY CAREFUL Bob

Nice Hunting report.....and now good eats ahead of you....

WOW......that was fun to watch..... And I would NOT sell it.......hook it up to my Tundra....load my dog Tundra into said truck and go FISHING>>>>>>>>errrrrr Catching.... Bob