AKRISONER

i dont think you will have issues with that 7 moving on a larger ball mount. For a 9+ inch screen it becomes an issue for sure. I ran a 7 on a ram mount for a few years and it wasnt too bad those screens arent very heavy. I was running a 10 on the biggest ram mount i possibly could and unfortunately it didnt work.

incredible deal for someone taking the jump into taking their fishing more seriously.

14, in PAB the only areas considered 15 are above rapids or no fishing zones that includes the shawanaga river.

guys, if you're targeting musky, please equip yourself with a proper landing net, jaw spreaders and a good set of pliers...a good set of knipex bolt cutters also helps. unhook your fish in the water in the landing net. If youre taking a photo, get your camera ready, have the fish already unhooked, grab the fish take your photo and put it back. Most obvious of all, dont fish out of season like these bozos.

my personal take? Ive never used the side imaging on my trolling motor in my life. but...ive got one screen at my console and two where im fishing on the front deck. Truthfully, whats most important of all? Having a very readable map while you attempt to navigate is more important than anything. Fishing new water all of the the time in tournaments and driving boats quick, having a big map that I can augmented reality my boat into GPS Map space...right in front of my face is a must have.

this is a good thing vs being owned by BRP

oooo, this might narrow the search significantly. Need to pull mine.

My understanding is that he is indeed still there but the issue is the company name has changed and as such it’s impossible to find out where he is/his contact information now. if you know how to reach manny id greatly appreciate the link to him.

this is one of the problems...who carries trailer brake parts up here? Do you think bolts plus would? This is why i posted here, maybe someone has some experience dealing with this, or at least has a connection to someone that can source parts easily? I cant be the only guy on a fishing forum that works on his own trailer/has maintained trailer brakes? I obviously could take my entire boat and trailer into a shop, but I already know whats wrong, and I already know how to service the brakes, i dont need someone to work on them, all i need is access to the applicable parts.

Hey Guys, my trailer's brakes have been on the fritz for a couple of years and Ive finally figured out that ive got a leaky banjo bolt on the drivers side. Heres the problem...I look up banjo bolts and sure enough they come in all shapes and sizes. Unfortunately Stratos is out of business so no help there at all. I of course could take my trailer to a trailer shop, and then pay someone a bunch of money to replace a banjo bolt, but money is tight, Id like to avoid paying someone $100 to replace a essentially what is a screw for me. Theres a guy known around my bass club named Manny Oliviera that ran a shop called Brampton Truck and Trailer, he used to work on a lot of boat trailers etc, but seemingly his business is no longer called that. Anyone know where manny is these days? Any other Ideas? Maybe you have had a good experience with a trailer shop for your boat? Someone that would be willing to help me figure out what bolt i need and send me on my way?

well, i was ice fishing on sunday, on the sound in parry sound, and the long range forecast looks pretty cold at least for the next couple of weeks. Im going to guess nippising wont be ice free until May this year unless late april really really warms up. Even looking at Lake simcoe, it only seems to have started to break up a bit within the last few days. Thats a heck of a lot of ice to melt, although once its fails a good wind can really speed up the ices decline.

Trust me, if this trip wasn’t booked last year I wouldn’t be going. money is already paid, I guess I’ll have to go stimulate their economy.

i even managed to get on the ice one final time in the sunny balmy south this weekend. (Parry sound) I dont know if the ice is "done" but i think I am lol headed down to North carolina next week...gonna be great to flip a jig.

as we get older, our list has expanded to include some very important items -barbecue -marinated pork loins - naan -home made tzaziki -greek salad

caught just as many fish, because the lakes were teaming with fish and were unpressured.