LostAnotherOne

Hey guys. So two years ago I bought my first boat and haven't really ran into any problems just a little fix here and there. Theres a bunch of you on here that have had a boat for several years and I'm sure you have run into issues. So I'm just wondering what are some things that you always keep in your boat or even car that have helped you out in the past? Thanks

Nice truck dude. I keep saying that day will come for myself. That gets me through the jealousy lol. Like the rims. Congrats

Here's another story. Had my boat on the water for a week on Temgamini and noticed a small fuel line on my boat was leaking. I found the closest marina on the water and headed for them. Thought my vacation was over. I called them before hand to let them know I was coming. As I pulled up to the marina barely getting there cause there was not a lot of fuel getting to the engine. I saw a teenager come over and he told me he was going to look at my boat. I thought to myself that's it the boats done for the rest of the week. Some kid is not going to fix my boat . Anyways he worked on it for about a half hour and fixed it lol. That kid saved my vacation.

New episodes air on the History channel on Thursday's at 10pm buddy.

Put my money on the couple (Brooke and Dave Whipple) going far in the competition. Unless one gets injured I think they may win.

Renting a houseboat on Temagami was one of my best experiences ever. We got one booked for September. So many smallies. I usually catch over a hundred in a week. Just use live minnows or worms. Stay close to shore and move around a lot. Hopefully you have your own boat to take too. If not rent one. Anyways when we were just relaxing in the houseboat I always had two ice fishing rods hooked up at the end of the boat with bells hooked to the rod tip lol. It's a hoot getting drunk at night and having a bell go off. Have fun.

Hey guys. Just wondering if I can use a Nautilus starter/deep cycle battery for my Minn Kota Edge trolling motor instead of just a deep cycle. Having trouble finding one. Thanks

Did well today. Traded lots of lures. Some guys are for it and some not. Got a nice bait casting reel for $25. Wanted to pick up one of those shirts that say "fifty incher" but had to watch my spending.

Just asked to complete a job for someone installing running carpet down there stairs. Just a few questions cause it's a first for me. Does it matter if I start at the top or bottom? Should I lay down underlayment.? What about using a stapler instead of carpet nails? Of course theres a curve at the bottom of the stairs so if anyones got advice on that that would be great. Thanks

Unfortunately a 68 year old man drowned yesterday in Waterford. He took his nine year old nephew out ice fishing and he also went through, but bystanders were able to get to the young boy. Temps were +10 yesterday. Just moved to Waterford last year and so wanted to ice fish, but my gut kept telling me not. Not sure how to paste link so if you just go to Norfolk News you should get the whole story.

Moved there last year. Boat ramp is a minute drive from my house lol.

Thanks guys for your input, but the wife and I decided to just head to Ottawa for the weekend with no fishing. Was looking forward to heading to Nipissing for a couple of days on the ice and being lazy drinking beer and fishing. Not up for any work like drilling holes and setting up tent. Next year the plan is to head up to Nipissing during the week and not weekend. Lot more huts available. Thanks again

I'm thinking bay of quinte too jeremy. Never ice fished it, but was out at season opener last year with the boat. You got any idea where to park?

Kinda want to stay away from the Simcoe perch. If theres huts out there that are in deeper water I would work.

Well the title says it all. Was planning on taking my wife ice fishing on Nippissing for the weekend in Feb, but everything is booked. We both put in our vacation time so I'm kinda stuck. We are still planning on going fishing just if any of you guys have suggestions that would be great on where to go. I have my own gear and dont have an issue driving 6 hours from my house which is close to Brantford. $500 is max I am willing to spend on the weekend for accommodation. If I have to stay at a motel for the night and then head out that would work. Thanks guys

Will let you know. Thanks

In a couple of weeks my wife and I are heading to Lake Temagami for a week of none stop fishing. We are renting a houseboat and luckily we are able to tow my boat behind it. I have zero experience on this lake and was hoping maybe some of you guys can give me a few pointers. We will be leaving the town of Temagami and I have read that there will be enough gas to get to Sandy inlet and back. The game plan is to mix it up with trolling, jigging, and casting. Love to wipe Lake Trout and Whitefish off my bucket list. Thanks

Just moved out to Waterford and decided to throw the boat out in the ponds for the day. Knew the launch was a little sketchy cause it was gravel, but went for it with my front wheel drive crv. Got caught and couldn't take the boat out of the water. A fellow fisherman that I just passed fishing with his daughter came over and helped me to push my truck out of the gravel. Thought I would mention this good gesture made by this guy.

I just sent some recommendations to Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment on how they should conduct their parade.

Thanks for all the info boys. Got home from work and started eliminating possible issues. Got the voltage reader out and started getting current. So the next step is to head to CT and grab a lightbulb lol. Just how could it be cause the bulb isn't used a whole lot, but then again not sure how much the previous owner used it. If its not the issue then I tried what I could. Thanks again

Will pull out my multi reader tomorrow and test it out. Thanks

Went out to Bay of Quinte a few weeks ago and my front and back lights were not working on my 14 footer. Managed to get the back ones going when I got home, but got no success getting the front ones to turn on. I'm pretty sure its not the battery. I followed the connection from the front lights to the battery and still can't figure it out. Going to bring it in to the marine next week, but if anyone could give me any tips that would be great. Thanks

Looking forward to it drifter. When your done thats going to be a sweet place with a sweet view. So jealous lol