Fisherman

Hey. yer stickin yer nose where it shouldn't be...

Well at least you have the main colours of red & green covered, meat- red, bottle- green.

Google the product, looks to have been around for about 37 years, under the Navico Co name,

Amen Wayne..

I used to on Windows 98, they were okay, everything worked, on XP Home or Pro, nothing works right, so they are now jewel box frizbies.

Okay, how about the "Cuff & Billy".

you want to know if your reel grease is acceptable for the cold, put the tube in your freezer at home for a couple hours and then check and see how stiff it is. As for slick 50, "brokeback mountain lube"

Like I said before, I hope their grab & snatch squad is hiding around your local Pig&Whistle when the boys roll out of the bar. But I don't think that would happen now, would it.

Sunshine in Barrie

Good one.

You're most welcome, I'm an ex, and if anything as stupid as this had ever crossed our minds we'd still be in Edmonton. I wonder if Durham has some of their finest outside the bars that their own frequent, ya right. Done.

A good set of ice anchors, store bought or home made, keeps the tent and kids where you left them.

Ah yes, the "what if" scenario, however they weren't, they were waiting there hand in hand for the DD to take them and their truck home. Maybe we should have bar fuzz to arrest people before they slip off the bar stool or maybe washroom fuzz to prevent you from peeing on your hand. Maybe they should have to wear a PFD 'cause they might fall in a puddle outside the bar.

How be I send her your address and she can come over and give you a sized 12 mitt in the chops, she's a nice young woman and I wish her business the best.

Man oh man, the cops always want us to help them out in time of need, every time I see one of these reports forces me to think they can go screw themselves. I know they're not all cut from the same cloth, but the supervisors must have been eating STOOPID with a wide mouthed coal shovel.

Okay did a check with the Aqua Vu, mine has two RCA plugs on the back, Vid in, vid out, like Terrys, but it looks like Sony has gone to using a 3.5mm(1/8th") stereo male plug(just like the small stereo headphones) for their A/V input or an S Video plug. That is the hole onn the side of the Sony cam with the yellow ring. Rotten scoundrels. But like Terry said you can make your own.

Well I'm calling Bull on this one, unless you want me to go take a picture of my Scout with the RCA plugs engaged, they fit just fine.

Opens for business bright and early at 0600.

I do believe that part of the municipal taxes in Innisfil gives you a parking sticker for the parks.

I would be in favour of a seasonal winter pass, say $50-60, something that can be left on the dash/window of the vehicle, this would allow early access if they don't have "pay as you go machines" like they do in some other parks. As for the requirement to plow the lots, can't really point fingers there, a couple of times it was so bad, it was near impossible to "find" the parking lots for the amount of snow. Turf damage, probably from those that go bee lining from the parking lots directly out to the ice, low end IQ I guess. Then they should also ding those that park willy nilly along both sides of the roadways in the park beside the skating rinks, couple of times it was so bad you could barely get through the main route. I could almost hear banjos playing in the background.

Curiosity got me, went and checked my Scout manual, it says, use a patch cord with RCA plugs at each end, one goes into your Sony camcorder "in" jack, the other end into the Aqua Vu video "out". These patch cords are the same as you use to hook up any type of the older Stereo/TV components, cost next to nothing. Like these: http://www.radioshack.com/product/index.js...oductId=2103856

Very nicely stated.

That's why they have www.411Canada.ca on the net.

Look up to the right..see SEARCH..type "winterizing" in there, there's oodles of info and you have to read it, on this page or the others, cause be dammed if I'm reading it out loud to ya.

Good one, but I suppose you're running around with a heavy duty UNUSED Musky rod now