Fisherman

That's almost beyond comprehension. Sort of like the whole of the Simcoe ice sheet flipping over at once.

Some people just troll.. in more ways than one.

I think they should make the politicians and CFIA gorge themselves on that.

You could if you can figure out a way to seal most of it off. Most BBQ's are open at the rear and underneath for airflow for the propane burner, that's where your heat and smoke would escape.

Then you must have some difficulty understanding why some people drive like idiots on dry roads and successfully kill themselves.

How about some slightly used perch skins....

It can be done. If you're handy with a small soldering iron, get some shrink tube with internal glue. Cut the cable about a foot from the connector to keep the joint above the waterline. Trim back the out cable about 3/4 inch from each piece, don't cut the braid, next trim back about 1/4 inch of the center insulator. Pre tin the wires, slide the shrink tube over the center wire and slide a larger diameter piece over the outer sleeve. Then solder the inner wire, shrink tube it, then solder the outer braid and shrink tube that. I've done a couple for the boat about 5-6 years ago, still works fine.

Nice work, now what about all those Chicadee's sitting on the window sill, they're hungry..

Don't be clouded by the cheap prices of the Canned Ham and Polaris, do a bit more research and you may well find they take more repair time than the others. Stick with the Yamaha, Honda Kawa and Suzuki lines. Some still have solid rear axle(Honda), makes for a rougher ride. Modern fuel injection is the cats meow for cold weather. Power steering is not for wussies, it makes rough terrain a lot easier to handle. 400 size is about as small as I'd go for plowing, 450/500 would be a bit better. Going crazy with engine size doesn't really provide anything more than a lighter wallet and bigger gas bill. We have a couple of older Yamaha Kodiaks at work, trails in summer, plow in the winter. They work, period. 8,000km on one almost 5000 on the other, nothing more than oil changes and a new battery each.

It's not the first time for this cop, he has a history, that's all I'll say.

Only thing I could find on another forum is that is does not come with seats, that's why it's lighter than some others.

Pretty much the best post so far.

No sweat, but, I thought the girls were supposed to supply the boat and clean da fish... Ya never know, she might even beat you at fishing..

What happens if the fish is coming from the other direction...

You didn't read between the lines did you, I would have figured that out with the smilies alone. Good for your son to eat fish, next is ....liver..

888 posts and you've never taken the time to read the basic fishing regs.. I'll be sending Brian over to tune you up.

X2, get rid of the member menu.

You have a PM.

I've read a few comments on other sites, the most mentioned is it only has a 50' cable which limits your depth. Second is the lack of a power port to provide backup power when the battery depletes. Battery is supposed to be good for about 6 hours. Other than that, most seem to like the clarity and small size for portability. I almost bought one at the x-mas sale at Tromblys, but like usual, wrong item and wrong price.

Ya, good concept, hope he has insurance if something goes wrong. Now hypothetically if he was driving this thing remotely,(it's a motorized vehicle) and was sitting in his lazy boy swilling a couple of quarts, could he be charged with impaired?

Ya, I have to agree, get rid of the Member menu block at the left. I tried to move my chair right, I can't, there's a wall, so I moved the computer left and buddy next to me gave me the evil eye..

No, not you, the writing...

Hey, where did you go Roy, I think I need a pair of binoculars now. To get it all on one page the script gets a whole bunch smaller..

Is there any way of making the Member Menu a clicky so you can get rid of it. I only get to see about 2/3 of the main screen and half to do wrap arounds or scroll left to right to read. Thanks.

Flip, flop fly, I'll eat you when you die, salmon meet a shortened Louisville, the rest pretty much get frosted on the ice.