Fisherman

Don't laugh, I used to be a dispatcher, had a woman call me on another admin line to ask what the number is for 911, (she said nine-eleven) there's no # eleven on the keypad. Hope she doesn't spawn any kids.

What Roy said, mines galvanized, 1996 and no rust. And the strap type winch doesn't stab you and make you say bad things when someones kids are watching you crank up the boat. It's an Remeq trailer, same ones Princecraft uses.

I'm holding of until the first week of April.

For the average home consumer looks like a good deal.

X2 what GBW said, rather go to Princess Auto and get one where parts are readily available.

Cut him a new back door right beside your boat.

Sad to see him go, he just retired a short ime ago.

Anything you buy today is "obsolete" tomorrow, I picked up a Lowrance Elite 5 HDI a couple years ago on a killer deal and am quite happy with it. They send out updates which improves the system, easy to install.

Nottawasaga and Pine rivers are right up there but as long as any rain holds off all should be ok.

Best of health to both of ya.

Looks like you had a great time for a good cause.

I don't have that particular model, mines a Jensen JHD1910. it's a marine unit and I put radio and speakers in a mid size ammo can, no dash on my boat it's a tiller. If I'm alone I have some tunes and also tune in the weather channels on it. http://radioworld.ca/jhd910-heavy-duty-p-8979.html

Looks like a lot of closet liberals.

Ya, got one, pretty basic questions like amount of time and money spent fishing, choices of species and some of your own comments.

How would I call it? You have to be there and take into account all the facts. Short of that and what the Sun reports is nothing more than hearsay. Hearsay generally isn't admitted as evidence.

Ah french class, Miss McCaw, smoking hot, suede leather mini skirts, awesome.

Is that what you call it

Who knows, ex RCMP vehicle. Maybe didn't suit their needs and stored away until someone opened a door surprised to find a couple of sleds.

Someones always looking for a Yamaha Bravo, here's a couple. https://www.gcsurplus.ca/mn-eng.cfm?snc=wfsav&sc=enc-bid&scn=214795&lcn=361451&lct=L&srchtype=&lci=&str=1&ltnf=1&frmsr=1&sf=ferm-clos

Of all things, check how far the zipper goes down, when your in need of a raging whizz and the zipper only goes so far, you might have to do some wicked contortions to get out your Johnson.

Well I guess than voicing an opinion isn't allowed according to you.

LOL, reminds me of driving the "BBQ" DND cars back in the day, get out of the garage and 10k down the road, call a tow truck, a complete disaster.

Never heard of putting the tank in water but it makes sense, waters 0C, it was -37C here so that's a whole lot warmer. In Manitoba I used to put the tank in the truck on the floor heat otherwise, nada.

I've been saying that for years, long time ago there were "deals", no more.

-37 here, that's getting pretty rude