Fisherman

That must be the Tim Allen "More Power" formula, that would mean my 16' x 6'W could potentially have a 100HP strapped to it..don't think so.

Not trying to play the octane game of which is better, but, I checked my manual and they have different ways of calculating the octane rating which is sometimes misunderstood. The method most commonly used in North America, R+M, MON or PON versus RON in most of the rest of the globe works out that the 87 Reg grade here is equal to the 91 Reg grade called for in the manual. If you want to check, see here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Octane_rating Scroll down about 1/2 way.

In Angus it's only gone down about 2 2.5 feet, still pretty murky. I would be more tempted to flatline off Craigleith, Millionaires Mile or Tbury if it's anything but wind out of the north. There's still some ice floating around out there.

Definitely where the item is being sold, the price is already part of the rules and to contact the seller, just click on your avatar name and send them a PM

It seems the numbers are a bit lower, but, they've only started to show in the last 2 weeks. All of a sudden they are back, groups of 10-15 and a couple bigger flocks. Saw a group last thursday, stopped and watched them for about 15 minutes, couple of little skirmishes amongst the 2 biggest Toms, the hens were called like drunken sailors. Quite the show.

Ya, it came up about 3 feet overnight and already dropped back a few inches, a little puddle in the Angus plaza from the Pine going over the banks too.

I took a drive to Orillia this morning to get my derby tag, the Simcoe side is almost open all the way, just a bit of ice on the East side of the Narrows. The free launch is open although the dock has not been installed. The water level is a bit higher, the cement pad is completely under water. On the Couchiching side there's a bit more ice but that will probably go in the next week. Took a walk down the old rail bed, surprised that nobody was fishing there. On the way back, saw 2 boats being launched at the free launch.

I would think it falls under the transporting of fish, whether already cleaned or not and in part states the CO must be able to ascertain the number of fish in YOUR possession and the species of fish in YOUR possession, therefore, I would not pool my fish in one bucket regardless of how many hands are making small work of transporting the bucket. Separate bags maybe inside one larger bag or bucket, but keep them separate for an easy count.

Well, all I can say is that it's a product that's needed when the urge strikes. It looks a little large, how about something the size of one of those ice fishing chairs where the cover pulls overtop.

Yes, you asked about suckers, but aside from the exceptions as mentioned above, go check the dictionary for CLOSED. No fishing allowed regardless if the specie is not mentioned. Suckers, catfish and other "rough" fish are not mentioned in zone specific areas because there is no closed season on them, but CLOSED means NO FISHING to everything.

Ah, problem solved, not all the pages were loading..

Those thieves should have their fingers smashed with a 10 pound ball pein hammer and I'm willing to lay the first smashing. When done, they wouldn't even be able to pick their schnoz, never mind picking up something that doesn't belong to them.

I don't think it covers the 25HP + sizes of Honda, only goes up to the 20's.

Well, seeing as how you have already ordered it, maybe should have asked first, then jump. Don't know what you plan on carting around, but after 6 months of having a similar item, I went back to a truck cap. Always seemed like there was something 3 inches too high to put under there and it was either raining or snowing. Good luck.

Hmm, you're not that far away, haven't seen any in the woods yet, will make an effort tomorow.

Tinbanger: What are those brown plops in the third photo? Can't quite make them out.

There is also "liquid tape" that can cover chew marks on the wires, available at CTC or Princess Auto, comes in different colours.

Take off the engine cover and start looking around the motor and crankcase area, there will likely be another set of numbers stamped in there somewhere, then one of the guys who has access to engine/model cross ref may be able to narrow it down.

Well, it's closed upstream of 89, 89 to Pine river is catch & release only all year, downstrean of the Pine/Notty you'll need an Essa Twsp pass for fishing the public land access. North of the swamp is still pretty high water and looks like diarhea.

Maybe your hearing was also jarred after listening to the loud music while going over the manhole cover.

Aside from the photos that make the motor look like a flock of pigeons nested in there, and, the prop looks like it was used for splitting granite, have you really ever taken a Titanic out on the water? Unless those bench seats are loaded with foam,(and even then), those boats have the floatability of a brick. Maybe good for bouncing off Georgian Bay rockpiles in calm waters, but one good wave over the side and... Like Sinker said, that motor has been pounded, no paint on the prop or skeg, maybe all that sand went up throughh the water pump, hmmm, good for polishing the water passages and impeller housing.

Run it until the tanks empty, then run it on fumes, drain the carb, let it sit outside somewhere safe, gas cap off and let the tank dry out. Doing it since '91, my auger still works.

Ya, always the few idiots that will screw it up for the rest who respect the free parking and don't leave their garbage around.

I bought the BPro brand 2 years ago, top and pants, elastic cuffs and hood, keeps you dry without any sweating.

Okay so now we know what Photoz and his gang of Posties are doing, goofing off at the Post Office changing boat registrations...got one on ya Steve.