BillM

I do the same, not because he can't but I don't want him losing $30 lures because of bad knots!

I've got a friend who runs a few trap lines in TBay, there are definitely cougars in Ontario.. I can't imagine why anyone would think there isn't..

And that's exactly what keeps customers coming back.

Saving Netflix or Youtube vids to watch at a later date requires you to re-record and capture the video again.

Finally went to the store yesterday, no complaints from me at all. Didn't browse too much of the fishing gear (gf was in toe) and didn't want to bore her to death. I'll go back with the oldman and really work it over

You must work for Roku.. I haven't found an appliance that's leaps and bounds better then another, they are basically disposable. WDTV live, AppleTV, Roku, pick one.

Why do I think that this has nothing to do with the motor and all to do with them hitting something? You should see what the young kid do the Coast Guard boats, it's almost unbelievable.

Wow Pete, that muskie of yours is about as perfect as it gets!!!!

I'm alive!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Seriously, the way Leon was so casual about it definitely put the thought into my head. Crazy stuff.

http://www.mudhole.com/Rod-Building/Decals-Decorations/Customizable-Text-Decals Then cover with some clear nail polish. Or get a rod builder to do it the right way, lol.

Too far south for those pesky critters

AppleTV for the UI alone. And I'm not a huge Apple fan to be honest..

If something legitimately breaks, then I'm all for companies stepping up and replacing a faulty item. But dropping a thumb screw into the lake? Come on.. That's on you and you only. It doesn't matter what you paid for the product.

Terry, nice looking bluegill.

Canadian Tire (at least our local one) stocks lots of accessories for the Scotty riggers.

We saw kids out at Kasabonika who have never even fished before, so yeah... not just the city kids at all.

Lew, I think it was her reaction people are laughing about, not the fact that she didn't know what he was actually eating.

Eating 'wild stuff', heh. She's probably one of those people who shops at Whole Foods and only buys 'organic'

Awesome shot of the tooth

I think I summed up your experience perfectly. You lost a screw and thought for whatever reason Scotty should cover it instead of driving 5 mins down the road to Canadian Tire for a replacement like anyone else would.

I wouldn't put a platform back there, I'd run removable pedestals instead.. After looking at your layout, you should have more then enough room and still be able to stand to retrieve/set the rods.

So you fat fingered a thumb screw and dropped it in the lake, then you called Scotty and thought they might want to know you think they should re-design their baseplate in order to keep the screws intact? Then you pulled the 'Well I just dropped $1200 on a pair of Scotty riggers' which made the rep feel bad, so she goes out of her way to send you a replacement (Which again, was not the fault of the rigger, the design or Scottys at all) and you complain that they only sent you 1, instead of 2? You should have been a big boy, gone to Canadian Tire and bought replacements yourself. Are you the type of guy that runs over a nail on the road and blames the tire company?

Nice, wait until you actually get some mileage on that truck should go up a bit

If you go with a set of Scotty 1116/2116's you'll have integrated rod holders one less then to worry about. I'd also put them on pedestals, but make sure you don't put them too far back or else you'll be leaning over way too far. You'll want to mount them where you've got some good footing. I had to move our mounts forwards a bit because the previous owner decided to mount them on the very back of the gunwales(why he did this I'll never understand)