Fisherman

Hahaha, I think it's an old wives tale that goes something like this. Way back when merchant ship were ferrying banana's, they ended up bringing spiders along and unfortunately some sailors were bit and either suffered or died. That's why the taboo of banana's on board. If I no mistaken, I swear I remember seeing banana fish attractant for sale.

Well I suppose a couple of double D's might be good supports for the keel.

Watched a number of his video's, well worth it.

You might want to do some diligent research. A quick look at their reviews didn't see a lot of smiling faces. https://ca.trustpilot.com/review/www.eco-worthy.com All I could find for warranty was 3 years, so if it craps out, guess what.

Me too.

While some anglers already thumb their nose at the immediate rule, I can just see what's going to happen when the fish are out of the water for multiple pics or even a video when they make it legal.

Still have the dirty old hat somewhere the wife keeps threatening to throw out, there's a rope tied to her and the hat, lol.

Just found this about new diesel technology. This could make them more appealing and probably cleaner than some gas vehicles. https://www.enginebuildermag.com/2023/02/speed-of-air-engine-technologies-breakthrough-piston-technology/

Yup, I remember that Titanic, weighed a ton and I had to re weld his trailer.

Too bad that it has gone to waste, I went with Doug AKA Shag a few times and the rest of our crew and have some great memories of it.

After reading the specs, it appears to remove most of the bad things that would give you Montezuma's revenge.

Is this so difficult. https://www.cabelas.ca/product/148347/jiffy-rogue-torch-ice-auger-replacement-blades Your choice of 6, 8 and 10.

My computer already told me it can't run W11, what a shame, lol.

Well he is quite understandable in this video.

Fat Ralph may have had a dislike for easterners, but, he was a good politician.

I found a few more of the same, a double version of it weighing in at 70 lbs can make 320 hp and 340 ft/lbs of torque, far more than enough for the average vehicle. A single unit at idle could easily run electric drive motors.

Maybe they're better fishermen and need more, lol.

10 (1) A personal flotation device or lifejacket that is required by these Regulations, if it is of an inflatable type, shall be worn by a person in an open vessel or, if the vessel is not open, shall be worn when the person is on deck or in the cockpit. https://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/regulations/SOR-2010-91/page-2.html#h-769486

Before I buy any motor vehicles I check, Hyundai and Kia have had some real problems, engines and transmissions, I'd push a wheelbarrow before I'd buy one of them.

Ah found it. https://calgary.ctvnews.ca/calgary-company-s-technology-used-in-nasa-mars-mission-could-help-reduce-oilsands-emissions-1.6228028?fbclid=IwAR3UR6AEG4tzqCdwxjnbm7tLAPMrrkzQBpBM88JFBj2hwUBEhHvSoQqw5LU

Well when it's cold enough, you could shoot icicles at the guy behind you.

Apparently there is, instead of steam extraction, they have found a new way which substantially increases output. Read it somewhere a few days ago, damned if I can find it.

7.5E may go for around $3-3500. The Avator 7.5e isn’t a particularly powerful system, with just a 750W continuous-rated motor. That’s equivalent to one horsepower, though the electric drive means that the higher torque system can do more with less power. No price on the batteries and then you'll need one of their chargers too.

Imagine the weight of the boat, a Tesla car battery weighs about 1500 lbs, I would guess a boat battery would weigh around 400 to get any time/distance.

Now suppose someone goes to a derby that lasts a couple days to a week such as the Owen Sound Spectacular. Where do you charge overnight. Or you go and rent a cottage for a week somewhere, will they have charge facilities.