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Watch it carefully, there's got to be a small walleye in there somewhere.

No Michael, trust me, that would be centripetal force.

You get the cigar, Mike. You're the first person to use the word "centripetal" on this board! I know cause I've been watching.

Very, VERY nice fish! Thanks for sharing. Congrats to both of you!

How about a pic?

I hope your friend can handle paying her way or get the problem resolved.. If the 407 was in Russia, your friend would be in jail. We're way off topic now.

I don't think any of those sites are of any particular use except maybe for shut-ins or people who don't have anyone to talk to. But that's just my opinion.

Welcome aboard!

Your medical files are private and confidential documents. Your original doctor or his/her office staff have the moral (if not legal) obligation to attempt to contact you requesting your permission to release these files to someone else. But then, you're dealing with the government here Joe where the law and morality are just an option. ps. Good point, Slop.

TTT

But then you'd have no fishing tackle, rods nor reels, Johnny. You'd also probably have to walk to work at your government job. I don't think you want to go there. Really.

Sounds like a good time, Paul.

Congrats guys! I hope you both picked the "Roy" Tee. Thank you Maureen and Phil for this fun contest.

This is called a spiel question. Most accurate answer will come from him.

Nice last name. I used to know some Ways back in the 70's.

Pete, as far as I know, all Minn Kota 70 pounders are 24 volt units. The dude probably meant that it can run on two 12 volt batteries or ONE 24 volt battery.

When it comes to baitcasters, (and a slew of other topics) Garry`s the man to talk to.

You will not find a difference in hull performance between those two boats.

I think that's a wise move, Luc. Hope it works out for you.

Have you got a verdict yet, Luc?

Excellent report and pictures. Congrats on the walleye..a very nice job. Y'know Mike, as I read your threads/posts, I can't help but think of the great upbringing you've had. That is a testament to your parents and to yourself...a breath of fresh air in this day and age. Thanks for taking the time to post this report. I know that it's very much appreciated.

Luc, be very careful with this one. And, for your information..... The way Minn Kota works their serial numbers is like this: For early motors (there's still lots out there that are running): 'A' Series was early to mid 1970s 'B' Series was mid to late 1970s 'C' Series was late 1970s to early 1980s 'D' and 'E' Series was early 1980s 'W' Series was 1983 to 1985 "M" Series by serial number: 1000-200000 was 1985-1986 260000-520000 was 1986-1987 520000-784000 was 1987-1988 784000-1049000 was 1988-1989 1049000-1514855 was 1989-1990 1314856-1578000 was 1990-1991 1578001 and on was 1991-1992 From 1993 and on: MK000000A 1993 MKJE 1994 MKJF 1995 MKJG 1996 and so on until 2000 which is MKAA, MKAB is 2001. The first 4 letters designate the product (Minn Kota in this case) and the second 2 are the year. The last numbers are the actual serial numbers. Hope this helps someone.......the info was shamelessly pilfered via a Google search.

I'd keep the Princecraft till my next new purchase. They're both good boats and motors but you already know what shape yours is in....no surprises.

You have one hell of a hookset there....

In 2007, E21 Fishing won ICAST best of show for the carrot stix rods.