Fisherman

Ya, it's a waste of money. How long has the tru fuel been sitting on the shelf? Mix small quantities (1L) of non ethanol and synthetic 2 stroke and you'll be fine. ?

No info but I'll bet most of the different brands all come from the same building but different doors, slightly different handle and paint. There's a number of brands that all use the 33cc engine, again probably all interchangeable parts. Unfortunately the amount of plastic used keeps increasing.

Ya, sometimes it's just worth it to see nature going by.

Somewhat hard to nail it down to just one question, but I remember some guy asking me this a while back. What ya using minnow or worms how deep ya trolling getting any hits how's the bite. and not to forget, how thick's the ice. # 1 is probably where. Good luck with your project.

Furry Friends in Barrie is my place of donations.

Merry Christmas and best health to all.

He should use concentrated skunk spray, that would really give them away.

No, we use this: https://www.amsoil.com/shop/by-product/motor-oil/marine/10w-30-synthetic-formula-4-stroke-marine-oil/?code=WCTQT-EA

I've been using the Amsoil 10W30 for over 25 years, it meets all the specs.

From what I remember when they get that big, they just taste like bad sneakers, all pumped up from hormones.

Nice video, you sure have a nice piece of nature up there.

The Benny Hill crew.

Nice ending, I'm sure it would not have been the greatest tasting, maybe a little breeding left in it.

A question, is it legal to play with the GPS while driving? No it's not legal, inputs must be made before driving. Simply holding an electronic device in your hands (hand-held communication during driving is against the law) Using a cellular phone to talk, text, check maps or switch playlists Eating (there may not be a licence suspension, but the RCMP warn you could be fined or given six demerits depending on the food) Reading books or documents Typing a destination into the GPS

I don't have a problem with that. While you drive, turn the phone off, problem solved.

So you have to spend a couple grand more and hump a can of gas around. Seems like we are running in a squirrel cage to catch our butt.

I'm sure they also said they are just starting to make a profit. Until someone comes up with a really high capacity battery, I don't think I'll ever buy one. At present you go on a trip more than there is capacity, then what, especially if you're not at a recharge station. Run out of gas is one thing can be fixed by a jerry can, run out of electrons, hmmm, never tried to get them to get in a jerry can and refill a battery.

Like you said you don't want to throw money in a bottomless pit. My neighbour replaced his motor last spring and within short time, in no particular order other things started going south. I wonder how much sludge is in the engine keeping the oil from flowing properly. That was his problem but he waited too long and it just plain quit. I'm a fan of real synthetic oils, never had an issue with it.

Nice pics.

I thought you might be out on the Lake by the condo, 1 walker and 2 huts out on the west end. One was a red hut.

RCMP useless bunch of donut eaters. If they're bona fide public roads, then they must stay open. He can take his ranch and buzz off.

Don't leave home without it, lol.

Just a little poke to remind those who neglect F/F batteries during the long off season that you just might want to check the batteries. You know, those who pack their kit the night before the first outing and it's 8:59pm, the stores are closing and you find out your batteries have passed away. Don't put it off until tomorrow as tomorrow never comes. ?

We are all getting older and starting to suffer from woosie disease. 10 years ago I too would have scowled at seat and steering wheel heaters, but I got to admit, they are nice.

Nice catch.