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This might be a better design to try to make. Art

ADVICE on a good ice fishing reel... I'm tired of using crap Art

Yea like your hands can feel anything at those temperatures.....brrrrr wheres my Spring at. Art

Be well Jackie and know our Nanook will live on in all of our hearts. He also has a special place on the board Art Nanook ( Jack Gomersall) 76 years old Birthday:January 26, 1935 Passed on:December 29,2010 Location: Buckhorn, [Kawarthas] Interests: Fishing, Wood carving, reading Beloved husband of Jackie for over 52 years. Dearest Brother-in-law of Diane Tingle (Trevor), Stephen Paul, Dorothy Leverton, Valerie Oates & Barbara Hammill. Son-in-law of Irene Paul. Dear brother of Sandra Dover & Jessie Kennedy. Uncle Jack will be sadly missed by many nieces, nephews their extended family and many friends. We are sorry to lose such a great man to Cancer

A career change is at times frightening but with planning and following up on leads you can make it. I started the tradesman road 30 years ago and have always been happy with my choice. Good luck Art

Good for you Paul a nice boat and all the fresh air you can breath. Art

If you contact Navionics they might offer a credit for the old one applied towards a new card. I haven't done it but it seems I had heard they were doing that at one point. Art

While not a restaurant here was my lesson learned: It was summer time and hot as can be while I was working in an attic repairing a vent line that was never glued. I finished the job and was collecting the money for the work when she asked if I would like a glass of tea. I said sure thanks and she poured me a glass of it with ice and handed it to me. I downed the tea which was very sweet but it was liquid and handed the glass back and thanked her as I headed out the door. I drove about a block and then my head started to spin and my body felt like I was floating so I pulled over and for the next 45 minutes I felt like I had heat stroke. I was feeling better and since I have never had heat related symptoms so I called the nice Asian lady who had offered me the tea to find out what kind it was.....Well all that I can say is when someone offers you tea ASK if it is made from tea or something else it seems a refreshing drink in her house is made from Poppy seeds. Art

Nice report the fishing looked great. Art

You might look at a sling blade or kaiser ax as they are known. The swedish ax possible might fit your bill. If you are looking for a machete look for these features. A nonslip handle that is bolted, a high carbon blade and a thick spline. If you can flex the blade from the tip to the handle then their is more of a chance for deflection. Remember to put it away cleaned and oiled it will cut much better than if it is rough and rusted. Art

It is made from hardwoods and has what looks like mitered joints. The time to glue/screw sand and stain is worth the 90.00. It appears to have decent casters on it as a bonus. To build this from scratch using blueprints you will have 8 hours atleast into it. Art

I had a friend of mine who carried a compass on a key chain with lots of keys and he couldn't figure out why it read differently than the one in my truck. I told him it was because the truck was digital and his compass was analog. The good news is we don't let him go out in the woods unescorted any more.... Art

So who is the lucky candidate who gets a rain snow check ? Art

what no bread crumbs??? probably best to sit it out till the snow stops. Art

If I was going to torture ya T.J. you can bet I will be coming to your doorstep were their isn't any witnesses. Art

While Joey is worth 2 flats of cash...I can only afford 2 tires with no air right now. Art

The tripods may be o.k. on the ice but I bought one for the boat and it was good for less than 5 min. before my boys said uncle. Art

Can I have Pauls ticket if I ride a bike up their with 2 flats??? Art

The next step back in your 2nd childhood puts you in diapers ya know... Art

Thumbs = top of the food chain Art

I did it with a 12ft boat and a 1967 elgin 9.9. The fun part was it has a stick to steer with and the throttle was a slide lever from the left to right. Every time I shifted my weight to reach the leaver the boat did a hiccup and got squirrelly Boy was that a scary ride....then I did it again. Art

I love that era were fins were big and they made the cars and boats run just a little faster. I hope to some day restore one of the old boats modeling it after the "Batboat". Art

I feel on review I cheated Aaron of his chance to have the discussion he deserves. I am trying to repair a mistake I made. I hope it does not come back to bite me... Art

With calmer heads we can continue this discussion. Art

Well that puts a kink in my approach...If it starts to get to cold you can turn off the pump if it is a jet pump and open the cap on top to drain back the house. Make sure you open all of the faucets hot and cold to allow it to drain. Art