Fish4Eyes

Tell him to buy his own, your already married to his daughter so you don't need to be nice anymore

No Veyron's. It looks like it, but its a Maserati.

If you plan to fish right up to the dam, make your own anchors that you dont mind losing, and bring a few. I get my anchor stuck everytime I go out, and have lost several. Can be very dangerous to get it back at times too, as you are 5 feet away from the dam pulling on the rope hoping it will get unstuck. Be careful.

I would have shot a few off right by them, maybe then they'll get the point.

Take it to court, but I wouldn't expect the points to go away unless the officer does not show up. They will lower your fine only. It is a possibility for the officer to lose his notes too.

He gave me the highest price out there for my unit, don't know what the hype is about.

1. Make an outlet near the dock 2. Run a really long extension cord down to the dock 3. Better yet man up and carry it whats 40-50lbs for a young buck like you? Your too young to be thinking like an old guy

Not to scare people living in the GTA but it has been projected that the property tax in GTA will be a minimum of $5000/year in the near future.

This is the best deal your going to get: Located in hamilton, 5000sq feet warehouse attached to house. Safe/secure and residential area not a barn! 350 for season(now- spring) outdoor storage cheaper. Call do not PM, 905 979 9770 after 3pm [email protected] Thanks, Sal. Sounds like indoor to me hence "outdoor storage cheaper" As for what I do, I help out a senior widowed lady and shovel her snow in the winter to keep my boat in her garage. In the summer I keep the boat on her driveway and cut her grass.

I will never complain again when I am paying too much for jigs at the store, now I know why.

you can access part of it right away, not everything

The advice on here given is great, but as a public servant myself, I would recommend you get a lawyer and MOE to settle this dispute. Before any development/construction project is to be undertaken, an environmental assessment has to be done first.

I own a compre, clarus, and fenwick and IMHO I like my Fenwick Canadian Methods the most. This rod cost me 60$ at bass pro and it is WAY more sensitive than my compre. Originally I bought it as a "half decent" rod that the wife can fish with, but now I'm finding i'm reaching for that rod when she does not come along. Check them out, they are dark red in colour . Only down side is they only come with a 5 year warranty.

When I bought my Interstate battery brand new the guy at the Marina told me that Interstate told them to leave the batteries in the boats (outside) during the winter (fully charged). He said when they stored the batteries indoors the one year they would not hold a charge come spring. I took this advice with mine and had no problems

Nice fish man . Must be nice to go into your yard and pull out something like that

Even if they finish dead last, they would still sell out, why do you guys think they dont build the team? They can sell out the tickets regardless. Its not about hockey here, its about money.

I didn't bother arguing. No doubt winter tires do have their benefits, but its not like they make it out to be. I'd rather spend the 700-800$ on fishing equipment . If you got money to throw around then sure the winter tires are nice, but IMHO they are not a necessity.

Nice work bud, must feel good to catch fish on your own lures

If you drive according to conditions you'll be ok

Why do people with 4x4's acually spend the money on winter tires? Last winter I was barelling through 3-4' snow piles that the plows would create on minor streets while they were plowing the major streets. Might I add with 40% tread on my all terrains. The people in the neighbourhood loved me as they could follow my track and make it out of the street.

I like to use about 3-4" of flourocarbon line (when tied) for my trailer hook when I use worms. Use a really small hook for the trailer hook. If your using big minnows I would go with a longer trailer hook line, depending on the size of the minnow.

My last trip up north my buddy brought some of them "cherry bomb" style fireworks incase bears came to the site. After lighting off a couple we were getting looks from the other campers like we were shooting off a gun how loud they were. If a bear came the idea was to light the whole brick

Atleast their honest, LOL. Judging by that phrase I highly doubt they are a Yammy clone.

I think people let their guard down way too much with black bears. It is rare for black bears to attack but it does happen. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_fatal...n_North_America Quite the list, there are a couple from Algonquin.

Lake description: -4 miles long -Narrow lake which is similar to a large river -Water level drops quickly, just 10ft away from the shoreline is 25 feet deep all around the lake, two sections where it is 40 to 50 feet -There is an area with weeds around 4-6ft which is near an island. This sounds like it would be a good spot at night for the pickerel? Some areas in the middle of the lake are about 10-15'. -I have visited the lake before but only in the summer time. The only area that coughed up some pickerel was a fallen tree in 25' of water. Should I be fishing the deepest edge (25') around the shoreline this time of year, or should I focus most of my fishing in the deeper sections? Are the muskie generally deep or shallow this time of year?