Roy

I bought the Guest 2 bank at Cabela's and have used it 3 full seasons. At the time it was on sale for $119. It works flawlessly.

I guess they didn't cut the health care budget enough, eh?

Am I missing something here?

Good clip...was on here a few weeks ago.

That would be a huge cash outlay. Warehousing is no cheapie either. Neither is security and insurance. Take your example of propane cylinders. Where would you store 1000/5000 propane cylinders? How much is shipping on propane per cylinder? Realistically, you couldn't save anyone enough to make it worth their while ordering these things. There are many good reasons why it would work but many more reasons why it would not.

So who's this Kosher dude? New member?

Seriously though, call the town, call Barb Baguley, she's approachable I'm sure. They'll tell you what's up then you can decide what to do about it if anything.

You got two huts?

They are probably protecting people against themselves by blocking their way on or off the water at this time of year with a boat or a hut. Once everything is safe, it's a 10 minute job to move those barriers out of the way. But if you really must know why it was done, call Ol' Barb eh? It's Innisfil, folks. I'm sure the mairess answers her own phone. Methinks there might have been an ulterior motive for the thread.

I think we should all take a step back and reflect on this. There certainly is enough to think about and read about. Hey, who knows, maybe the next time we lift a finger it won't be to type insults to each other but to help someone who could use a little help and understanding. Yes, that certainly goes for me too.

Yes it does, Doc.

The reason you catch all big or all small fish is because they tend to congregate in the same year class. That's why they call them schools. Cliff Claven

I'm sure it'll be announced very soon. It was only supposed to have been drawn last night or something. If you won, you'll be notified.

We have windchill here. Is windshield colder? And they're probably standing outside for the same reason that a supposedly sane person leaves his loving wife in their nice warm bed to go sit on the ice in a cardboard box in -28 weather, only to step out of the box from time to time to make another hole in the ice.

Hear you on that one Art. When I built here I put in a nice Price Pfister set in the kitchen. Over the years they've replaced it twice free of charge. If it ever goes again I'll buy another this time. They've proven themselves to me.

The original pic looks better.

If you're going to be trying that Lew, use the Knipex cutters. There's a heck of a messy bone in there. He's a beautiful animal, thanks again for taking the time to post it.

Remember that even with the exact colour, it'll never exactly match the original ( because of age etc...) if you're only doing a touch-up. If it's the cowl that's bunged up, do the whole cowl, removing any decals and prepping the surface as per directions on the paint container. Decals are available for almost any age motor.

Solid advice, Cliff. Thanks.

Great pics, Lew. You know there are 3 muskie baits in that tail, do you?

Dave, you can't have 60" of ice on Nipissing. They have to keep some room for water.

Hope you had a great day, Pete. You know the door is always open.

No,you won't see that. The salmon (East coast of Quebec) story is an ancient piece of history that was changed to profit a select few. No problems anywhere else and no problems with any other species. There still is the ZEC situation of course but that could happen elsewhere.

It's never a good sign when someone wants a snow report and a dude comes on called Highdrifter. Glad you made it home safely, Fidel.

Absolutely epic video, Aaron and Tony. Lots of action, lots of tips, two smiling faces and a whole lot of fun. I thoroughly enjoyed all of it and hope I can get to see more. Both of you, be well. ps. That cameraman of yours is no slouch either.