Mister G

Cliff, do you still crank that machine to get er going..........LOL..........and do you still have that pet dinosaur Dino out back......take care.....

In Yellowstone NP you are not allowed to camp in certain areas (known for grizzly bears) if you don't have a hard shell camper. And the park rangers are always walking the beat telling you to put away the camp stove and coolers.

Just a heads up for those who use spray on sun screen and or insect spray........it will ruin the screen on your depth finder, etc....... I have now banned all spray on protectors on my boat.

Riverside is nice "IF" you can get into it......covered boat house is really really nice to have.......and your in a protected area plus many things to do there for the family. http://mbruun04.wix.com/riversidelodge

I had same exact trailer and it looked a LOT worse then that after a big wind storm hit it......nothing but the floor was left. Lucky no one was in it at the time. I really like that trailer too.........had great times in it while fishing and or hunting out of it.

Sue is afraid if you were your speedo outside that the ladies in the area will attack again.....LOL

Build it and they will come..........LOL

This is why I don't support 96.2% of all government agencies. Next time you folks vote for more government think about this poor smuck just trying to improve his property and then vote with your head on right.

I prefer Cabela's Guidewear shirts and I have a few Huk performance t-shirts..... http://www.cabelas.ca/product/75210/cabelas-guidewear-woven-long-sleeve-shirt-with-4most-upf http://www.hukgear.com/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=tcw&gclid=CLKu-Y3v_M0CFcxZhgodmxEGoA The Cabela's Guidewear shirts are not only very soft but have multiple zip up / velcro pockets to keep your wallet, cell phone and truck keys safe and sound if your wearing shorts without pockets. And you don't look like a clown wearing them.

OH, my tattoo is growing.............

And tomorrow is Sunday so BBQ shrimp ? ? ?

Take up knitting and all your problems are solved.........

Ya, but I have a worm harness system that is different from everyone else..........and it has worked for about 35 years and I'm not changing now............yesterday I boated about 15 walleyes while others did almost nothing...

Pulling worm harnesses over rock piles on Lake Erie that are covered with zebra mussels is where fluoro carbon shines. I went from 12 lb mono to 20 lb FC because I was loosing to many rigs because of the sharp edges the mussels have.

Cliff old boy, that's one less thing to worry about.........

Bottom line is I have seen the same rust/corrosion even with sprayed on heavy paint liners because they rust from the bottom up.......................So.......depending on you area and the influx of salt on any said vehicle you could be facing a rusted out bed no matter what you did or did not do to it......

Not Wrong..........I have had plastic liners in all my trucks and NEVER had a problem. I much prefer a liner over a heavy paint spray in my truck for many reasons. To each his own but you shouldn't be putting out false info.

In the fall E=TEC extends their 3 year warranty to just 5 years.........so after that and before March 31st is the time to snag a 7 year warranty.

If you sell the E-TEC to a private buyer, wait until winter and then purchase a NEW E-TEC when BRP offers their E-TEC's with a full 7 year warranty.

Lake Erie is LOADED with SMB..........if you're not catching them, it's your own fault.......the fishery has changed to what they are eating just like the perch and walleyes. You can't keep doing the same thing and expect different results, that's the def of insanity.

Yep, gotta agree......as long as it's not a Dodge, Ford or Chevy truck you're good to go.......LOL

I RARELY have any fishing equipment in the bed of my truck. Everything is stored in the boat. The back seat of my truck is as large as any SUV to store anything you might want but I only have my sweatshirt back there in case it's cold when I get to the boat launch. If you have or plan on having a 4X4 you can load that into the bed of the truck........can't do that with a SUV....also trucks hold their value better then most SUV's. Only thing I miss from my SUV days was getting dressed in the rain under the overhead rear hatch for duck/deer hunting.

YOU started posting complaints about Toyota or did you forget...... I only posted a positive showing Drifter that the Tundra he's thinking about getting crossed over the 1M mile mark.

Dodge Ram has way too many complaints to list but here's the main page you can scroll through......but the are CHEAP... https://www.consumeraffairs.com/search.html?google_cse=1&cx=partner-pub-0200629403145096%3A9541715168&cof=FORID%3A10&ie=UTF-8&q=Dodge+Ram

Buy your LAST Truck First.........see below. http://www.trucktrend.com/features/1602-the-million-mile-2007-toyota-tundra/