Fisherman

Excellent, along with parallel parking.

Looks like my 04 RAM is on the list, that recall lists as being started in Dec 2014, what, did they run out of envelopes and stamps. I'm the original owner.

Well at least we know who thumbs their noses at the rules.

And don't wait tooo long, the copper will start corroding as time goes by.

I don't think there's too many cars and trucks being driven with their axles underwater. In most occassions(in your manual) it says to check axle lube if you do such things as fording or getting your axles underwater.

You got it and then leave a long enough tag so you can release it.

Maybe an overflow port, just guessing.

Same thing as a tumble hitch.

Oh get with the program, you know what I mean, the armed criminals.

Nice work, looks like you had a spectacular day.

Yes in all honesty, I wouldn't leave the boat with that knot for any length of time unless it's just for launching and then getting underway. I like the figure 8 over a cleat much more.

Being lazy... :rofl2: It's called a tumble hitch. http://www.animatedknots.com/tumble/

And, all the criminals would be automatically inscripted into the army as they have a hankering for shooting others. Send them to the war zone, lots of free ammo and have at it.

"Rust" that's just corrosion on iron/steel no worse than aluminum corroding. Galvanized and covered would be a long term investment.

I'm waiting for the downrigger.

There is no violation unless you transport the fish before a complete 24 hour period has elapsed. You get to the cottage Friday at 4pm, start fishing catch up to your 50 fish. Next day you do the same, go home Sunday. Number one thing to keep handy if you ever get stopped is a receipt for the rental outlining the days you were there. Make sure you keep the fish or fillets easily countable, not in one great big lump, check the regs for that too.

Hopefully some of the more upstanding tow member community will come forward to provide the info needed.

I went with the Lowrance Elite 5 HDI, came with the gold chip. No complaints. The only thing, like any electronic product, they're always making newer versions and the end user is always one step behind.

Well how about this, I use the large outboard motor covers from P/A for both my BBQ's and outdoor chairs. They have drawstraps and buckles, 3 years so far and still in good condition. They go for about $16 maybe less on sale. Don't hog mine http://www.princessauto.com/en/detail/70-to-150-hp-outboard-motor-cover/A-p8196941e

I don't every expect to move there or even remotely consider the thought of taking a holiday there. We have enough idiots up here in our own governments to amuse me with incurring the cost of travel.

Nice one, I can listen to them all day long.

Better hope they're going downstream, cause going up might be like up the creek without a paddle.

Might be something for a trolling motor. Even then, reverse could be a bit of a problem short of turning the whole motor 180 degrees. I don't think the tail flipper would be be very efficient.

Nothing like the play by play of ball retrieval, nice.

Who is the dealer so I can avoid them like the plague. Next thing they'll want to refill light bulb oil.