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A pretty clever setup....a milk crate filled with cut up vinyl downspout, works very well IMHO

They could'a been in (GASP) Canuck's gear....

If you really want to shock your well, go over to it and moon it. Otherwise, what Big Cliff and Terry said. I dump bleach in mine quite often. We do not use ours for drinking water, only for washing and toileting.

It was a very enjoyable day, including the tour of the back-country, which was my fault......Anytime you want to do it again, let me know. Maybe that time I will get a fish too. *dude*

I was in the Saskatoon store to see the world record trout they have on display, they struck me a quite knowledgeable, and well stocked.

The HH on fennel is the best for hard to find plumbing parts.

I have the software, it is a lot of fun! All the Tim's, my favorite gas station, etc. I was hoping to start a file of boat launches. If anyone has the co-ordinates of their farvorite, or not so favorite boat launch, please post or pm so I can start compiling.

Perhaps you could donate them to a womens shelter for use by their clients . http://www.wrrcsa.org/cellphone.html

Has anyone come across a ont boat launch POI file? If not, perhaps we could start to put one together. I wouln't mind learning how to do it.

MAckeral can be caught off the dock, Buzz Bombs work well, as does a hook with raw cut up bait fish chunks. However if you can get the chance try to go out on a tuna charter. That would be a challenge! Enjoy your time there it is a great province.

Check your links Bud, I cannot see a thing, and that is country worth seeing!

Share the knowledge, if OK with your informants. That way we all learn...

Born and raised in Pelham, Ridgeville & Fenwick, then to Welland, now in Mount Hope

What he said, sometimes there are travel limiters that are out of adjustment as well, but most likely the pressure adjustments are the culprit.

So...goin out on a limb here.....your launch is closed? Dang! Here's to a good hardwater season!

Bump

It's how I make my living!

I was not complaining, as the good by far outweighed the bad. I met new people, got to know my daugters BF a lot better and learned more about trolling than I thought possible. It is quite the science! My biggest regret is that I missed out on Saturday night and the food and fun that was had by all.

*dude*

Thanks for the sympathy, are you able to ice fish yet?

Looks like I missed a good time Saturday night......&^*)(^*^%$&%$&*# car! Well there is always next time!

Yes I did, and in retrospect, it was good thing he had done that, as we would not have found out about the alternator till 11 pm last night when I was planning on leaving originally.

So my daughters’ boyfriend and I leave Hamilton for a great day of fishing. We should of had taken the hint when the engine caught on fire at the gas station.... I spilled oil on the manifold and it caught on fire. Fortunately I was able to blow it out before it became a real problem. We then drove on to Belleville where we met Sam at Carras, what a nice fellow! He advised us on some lures, we bought them and drove on to Nappanee. In Nappanee he did a quick clean up of the car, (the boyfriend, not Sam), and put all the garbage into a bag and I tossed it away at a variety store. On to Perfect Vue we go. We arrive, do the meet & greet, and talk about the lures we just bought. I ask him to get the lures out of the car, and he cannot find them.........Our powers of deduction come into play; we realize the lures are in the garbage in Nappanee. I hop in the car and dash off to Nappanee, 2 minutes out, the alternator light comes on and I realize This is NOT going to be as good of a weekend as I thought! I make to town and back, decide the solution is best sought out in the morning and socialize for the rest of the evening. Laughs were had, stories were told, and a good time was had by all. We wake up to the sound of rain hitting the roof, I am grateful I brought my rain gear. Memart is our ride for the day. Man did we luck out with him as teacher! He is very knowledgeable and willing to share. Thanks again for letting us ride with you! Sadly we were skunked, but we learned a tremendous amount about precision trolling. It is a challenging thing to do as a rookie, but very effective at getting your baits where you want them. At the end of the day, we headed back to Nappanee, on a freshly charged battery, (thanks again for the loan, I forget your name, but am grateful nonetheless ) and get to CTC. $400 later we are on our way home OUCH! The drive home was surprisingly uneventful, kind of a lunch bag letdown. but a welcome one though.

As long as you are not looking up at the sod you are not too old

As it says, alcohol may be a factor