Fisherman

hope the snow stays south of the lake, no insulating what little ice there is.

Hahahaha, I already have a black anchor.

And BC keeps trying to tell us how to live with their environmental ideas. https://www.theweathernetwork.com/ca/news/article/blood-water-viruses-bacteria-spewing-into-bcs-campbell-river

Sure and then you'll get every conceivable email after that. Learned my lesson. Same with those enter your name in the ballot at the XYZ show, more phone calls than Kellogs got corn flakes.

Looks like you did a face plant into a ball of steel wool.

It's the lack of sunshine that throws a wrench at me, I hate those grumpy grey days.

Glad to see you're well.

Yes, but I keep my hunting licence, I've had the blue crankyback sticker too for the truck and car.

Brian, really, you know those strings your mom put on your mitts, gonna pay you a visit, lol.

Lets not have this go downhill, hopefully people have learned from this tragedy and it doesn't happen again.

Not taking "shots" at any group, age or otherwise or what the common underlying cause was or is. I can only surmise the guide or leader had one of those brain fart moments where unfortunate things happen in not much more than a couple of seconds. Like I said before I have family up in the region, one who did trail guiding and could grit teeth when the group "decided" to venture off. Who knows what happened other than a tragedy.

I'm just wondering why the are not issued float suits if traversing ANY amount of water. I don't imagine tourists would go out a buy a suit for just a couple days riding.

Just by chance I noticed the Go Pro 7 Silver on sale this weekend, but after reading a stack of reviews doesn't come close to the 7 Black. I may do some more reading about the other models TJ mentioned.

For service call 1-800- WTH- MyCard.

I still have 7 pairs, only for outdoor use in the cold, got to make them last.

I think the funniest one was you torture testing the Bass Pro socks a number of years ago.

To sweeten the deal I'll include a Mr Heater 4/9K heater and box with hose and filter.

Pretty sad, but here's the prevailing answer: SQ spokesperson Hugues Beaulieu said the group deviated from the marked snowmobile paths — which are inspected daily — and went out onto the lake. "They must not have known the area well, because it's an area known for having critically thin ice because of the current," Beaulieu said. My FIL did some guiding years ago and said that was the biggest headache, trying to keep people from wandering(snowmobiling) off the trails. They don't know the area, especially on a lake like that.

Definitely not beat up, in very good condition.

I think it's probably closer to 65, maybe 70. When my back was ok, I could pick the whole hut up by myself to put in the truck. Cheers.

Otter Flipover "Cottage" size, 30 x 54" sled size. Travel cover and quick disconnect tow bar with 2" coupler included. No tears or holes in fabric. Inside has one padded swivel sliding seat along with 2 rod holders. All poles are straight. Will include new in box set of Otter hyfax runners. Hut has very little use, my cranky back limits use, may as well see someone else have fun with it. Lots of room for one person and gear, have had two in it a couple times. $500, lowballers will be ignored. Located about 10 minutes west of Barrie.

There's a pretty long crack from BBP all the way up the N/W shoreline, and looks like a bunch of smaller ones E/W direction. Unfortunately looks like temps are rebounding.

Almost without fail, one forgets something on the first couple outings. As long as it's not the rod and tackle.

. For some reason my British Leyland cars were never touched. Funny you mention that, couple guys that owned Triumphs and someone had a Corina knew to leave them at home in the winter, wouldn't run so I guess the bandits felt sorry for them.

Ya, back in the day called the Que Prov Police or Surete du Quebec, actually uniformed Mafia but I didn't say that. Funny thing found out later it actually was a small blue car, maybe a Datsun or Toyota.