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Thanks guys! I'll get in touch with him.

Does anyone know a good place to get parts for a motor guide trolling motor. I have an older stealth bowmount and the gear to control the direction indication is busted. Thanks! Evan

Very nice! I like that river alot, always a mixed bag. I was fishing it on Monday a little farther down out of a boat. Only fished for 2 hours but got a nice big crappie, but no pics, I always forget the camera. Congrats on the new species!!

It does look pretty good in black and white as well: Deano, i'll give that a try next time i'm there for sure. I actually did try a couple times but I didn't have a tripod so with all the lines it didn't turn out to well.

I was at my parent's this weekend and they have a nice train bridge in behind their house so I took a few pics. Its nice to see some color out there now.

I found this map a while ago...don't know if I would trust it though but it might give you an idea. http://publicdocs.mnr.gov.on.ca/View.asp?D...chment_ID=25451 It doesn't go by WMU either. For example, I hunt in 92D which is mostly no sunday gun hunting, but since I hunt in Bayham there is sunday hunting. Safest bet is to contact the MNR I would think.

Nice job man! Gets the heart pounding thats for sure.

Good luck guys! I have to wait until Saturday to get out there. Can't wait to hear those gobblers though! Evan

Roy, I found that link a few minutes after I posted this topic. Not sure how I missed that when I did my search...must need more coffee today or something. I have an email in to them, we'll see what they come back with.

I am right in the middle of finishing up an old boat trailer to make use of it this year. I am in need of a couple square u-bolts but i'm having trouble finding them. I tried the big name stores (Canadian Tire, Rona, Home Depot, Home Hardware) but they all have like 3 different sizes, none of which will work for me. Anyone know of a specific store in my area (Waterloo) or the types of stores that tend to carry these things? I'd have to check the measurements again but I think i'm looking for one that is 3 inches wide and 5 inches long, and is 1/4 diameter. Any help is much appreciated. Thanks! Evan

I'm not 100% sure on this but I think that box is meant for spinnerbaits. I think the idea is that you can put the hook side of the spinnerbait in one of the compartments and the blades in the other. So when you flip one of the rows up the baits are all hanging vertically. Now if this makes no sense then maybe i'm thinking of a different box.

I signed up a few weeks back. I was able to make picks for the second tourny. I managed to randomly pick one guy who made it into the top ten. Put me in place 10,000+! So this week was another random batch of guys! Maybe i'll get lucky!

Thanks guys!

Oh yeah...they averaged about 8 to 10 inches I would say.

Hey, My wife and I went for a walk through a local park and crossed a stream. There were about 75 of these guys all piled in one spot. I have no clue what they are. The pics aren't that great but maybe someone can recognize them. Thanks! Evan

Saturday my bro and I are fixing up our old boat trailer to get the tinny ready for the season. Sunday is some yardwork if it doesn't rain. I am taper. I usually make it out 2 weekends a year. This year i'm going out on the 26th and also the weekend of the 10th. My problem with turkey hunting is its too easy to fall asleep with that warm breeze.

Awesome! Thanks Lew!

No investment, this is definitely a budget job . Its just for a little tinny and won't be used for long trips. If it starts rusting again, no biggy, i'll just add some more paint. Thanks for the reassurance that Tremclad will to the trick. Any idea what retailers carry the stuff? I checked Canadian Tire last night and all they had in the gallon pails was red and yellow and they also didn't even have black spray cans.

I have an old boat trailer that I want to make use of this year. It needs a new paint job though. What product do people suggest? I was planning on just using tremclad but I thought I would see what people use. I believe it is just plan steel and currently has a thin layer of rust, no flaking though. Any suggestions? I want to take advantage of the sunny day we're supposed to get this saturday. Thanks!

Yep, I had a great time. Great to meet all you guys!

I caught one this past weekend. Just had a smelt on a hook on bottom. It spit out some macaroni when I got it up on the ice...maybe thats the key bait

That first one was worth the hike back, very nice!

They are all great. The one with the kayak is really nice.

This past weekend my family all gathered at a cottage in Sundridge. We were there for an ice fishing derby to support my brother-in-laws sister who is a young single mother who just found out she has cancer. Funny thing is she was the one who encouraged me with her humility, generosity, and positive attitude even though she is going through such a tough time in her life. Anyway, I managed to snap a couple pictures on a walk we took through the bush behind the cabin. I like the way the sun is peeking through the trees.

I find this is all a matter of preference and what feels right. I reel with my left for spinning reels and my right for baitcasters. Not sure why, but that is just what feels right to me. I have tried reeling with my right hand on a spinning reel and it doesn't feel right and same with my left on a baitcaster. If left for both feels more comfortable to you then thats what you should get.