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Yes Steve I thought of that and that is for sure an option, It would just be a 25"M, Which as you say works fine

Sinker That just might work!! Thanks

Bunk All the eyes I have found are just too big. On MudHole the smallest is 1.6mm Which is 1/16" If all else fails I think I will get the 1.6mm and use some epoxy to fill the void. Brian PM returned Bondar Thanks for tip but unfortunately it is broken flush.

I broke the tip off a favorite and am looking for a replacement. I have the old eye but the tube part is very small. I was thinking I could drill it out but the smallest drill I have is 1/16 which is not even close. I am having a problem finding a replacement eye with the mounting tube as small as the UL rod. Anyone know where I can purchase a replacement? Thanks Rick

Chris Huge congrats to you and your wife A keeper for sure!!! Some fun times ahead

re AKRISONERS post "the head can get over twisted" As Bill said It should unwrap itself

Spot Lock on the Terrova is the "Best" Works as advertised. Just make sure your forward motion has stopped before hitting the "Spot Lock" With the boat moving forward the Terrova turns backwards in search of the "Spot" and will get you going in a zig zag pattern Terry You will love it for deep water jigging. No more dealing with 150 feet of anchor rode!!! Makes moving a whole lot easier Terrova is very easy to deploy and stow, Also with the I Pilot on the Terrova you can use either the remote keyfob or the foot pedal

The Perching on Simcoe is for sure "On Hold' at this time. What area of the Lake are you looking at? For Cook's Bay out of Gilford. Terry Goy would be the operator I would recommend. Beaverton area Tim Hale's

Hi Chris A weed line for sure! the shiner on a jig is a great search tool. If they are pulling the minnow off just use the head. Something shiny like a Slab Grabber or small Williams is good for attracting them You can drop shot a Slab Grabber and on your drop shot hook put a Shiner or a Pan Slammer. Also the Northland jigs and Buckshot jigs The cold coming first of the week will tighten those lakes back up. Have Fun and play Safe Cheers

Glad he is OK!! A coooold bath

2 klicks out of Tudhope, he would be right in the channel, which means current. Not surprised there was only 1" of ice

Very interested in seeing your report Thanks

YES!! That 'Chris Lake' is a good one. Some real beauty fish there. Good job there Chris and Chris

Hey Chris What's up?? Speaking to a buddy today. He was in Minden on Monday and where there was ice 2 weeks ago it was all open Monday

Yes B!! When it comes to ice A lot of evils can hide under the snow

Some beauty fish there Simon. Thanks for posting We are still in the dreaming stage down here in the "banana belt"

Very nice Thanks for posting, Have you ever seen a Great Grey Owl? That is one big, impressive bird

'85 Enticer

Fantastic pics there Joey. Is the last one a Snowy Owl?

Yes Brian A teaser for sure!! Looking at the forecast we won't be on the Simcoe ice early this year Last year Dec 17 we were on Cook's Bay

Send Spiel a message Chris will build what ever ya need The one he built for me is going into its 4th season, It has been flawless!!

I am using the TriFecta, a 3 section soft fold. Going into the 4th winter So far zero problems

Hi Matt My trailer, now 3 years old, In its first year Had the same tire wear problem. The wheel was wobbling. If you jack up the trailer and put a screwdriver on a couple of 2x6's, With the end of the screwdriver just touching the side wall. Give the wheel a spin and see if it turns true. On mine one wheel was wobbling about 3/8" and the other about 1/4" I was sure I had bent rims But I had very few miles on trailer and had not hit anything or bounced over any curbs. I called the dealer but of course he said I must of hit something or the axle is bent. I did a lot of measuring and took pics and videos. But he was not satisfied and wanted a tire dealer to say the rims were bent, I took the wheels off and went to McKee Tire here in Innisfil The tech put them on the balance machine and right away said it was the tires themselves and not the rims. There were belts or whatever broken in the tire causing the wobble and wear. After a call from McKee My tires were replaced by the dealer free of charge Something to look at Cheers Rick

Hey Simon Very nice!! The pic of the fillets has my mouth watering LOL

Oh well Dave Ya got out with some friends and I am sure ya had some fun and a lot of laughs