BillM

Where are we moving to?

Yup, done this before or get a rain check. PA is a pretty easy store to deal with.

If you aren't a people person, retail isn't for you.. Unfortunately this isn't a skill you can learn.

Lock it up folks, this thread is done! LOL!!!!!

Just got back from Princess Auto, their LED selection gets better and better anytime I go there. Had EXACTLY what I needed, I couldn't believe it. Also lots of the rear LED lights that are on sale as well if anyone in and around Barrie needs a set. Now I need some auxilary LED back up lights for the truck that I can put under the rear bumper for those pitch black boat ramps!

That's the only thing available at the pumps We haven't had LSD here in years.

LOL!!!!! That's some great editing

Rick, they bolted right up to the stock holes I had them installed in about 15 mins, lol. Only thing I did was bend a piece of aluminum from the back mounting plate around to the side to protect the back/corner of the lights from rocks off the tires. They stuck out a wee bit further then the stock lights so they were kinda out in the open a bit.

What's the water temp? That's the biggest factor (at least for me when fishing spring crappie)

I've already got the LED tail lights on the trailer (they work great BTW), problem is the clearance lights are a pretty specific size.. I'll run by there and take a look today.

Frame shop straightened it out. Two new tires later and we are all good, lol.

Good call on TSC, didn't even think of that one I'll check PA as well.

Going to replace all the standard sidemarker/clearance lights on the Shoreland'r trailer and was wondering if anyone had a local source for these instead of me ordering them from the US?

Lots and lots of white stuff on the ground!

I think a 9'6 is pretty much perfect for the east ditches.

Shouldn't be very hard to add a counter, although not an ideal setup.... What happened to the counters that were on them originally?

Like Mike stated, unless those rivers are in the exceptions as being open, they are closed until opener....

If you are spending a lot of time on the big lake trolling for salmon, a kicker is a no brainer.. Just for the fact that if the main dies, you've got another way back... Plus think about all those hours you'll save on the main, simple decision if you ask me.

Streamside is the best bang for the buck rod out of that list. Although a Dora special is a close second.. You definitely don't wanna be cranking down on the reel when you get a fish, a new rod isn't going to fix that.

Depends on the regulations, this will be stated in the exceptions for that specific FMZ if there is a 300yrd boundary (or other that applies)

Justice for what exactly?

Hell, why not just bring a Dora rod and show everyone how it's really done.

Absolutely.

I can't believe that thing is alive, lol!! Nice fish, we got a nice fatty out on the lake this weekend as well.

jedimaster, that's just crazy, lol! Can't wait to see the Ecodiesel numbers.