BillM

I'd rather sacrifice my prop then my lower unit if something bad ever happens. I'll stick to aluminum.. 50mph is fast enough for me, lol.

Eeek, sounds like a great way to lose a fish.

The drag is still engaged regardless of what position the switch on the reel is in.

Probably fine for normal hand tools, but not enough CFM to bust loose your lugnuts.

Awesome!!! Glad you enjoyed your time up there. We had a riot.

Wow, does that cabin ever look familiar

I want to stab those people, lol.

They should probably just nuke Hamilton Harbour and start over.

My reply from the other thread. Picked up our Lund Pro Sport from Michigan, super simple process. Although there are a few things you need to make sure you have in order. Seeing that Michigan is a non-title state (For anything under 20ft) you'll need to have a letter from the bank stating there are no liens on the boat(If there are liens, you won't be allowed to bring it across) RIV fee and the taxes are paid at the border (On the boat), you'll pay a bit more at the MTO when you go to plate the trailer. Very easy process, we were in and out of customs within 5 mins. Make sure the trailer also has the inspection sticker/serial on it (Located near one of the tail lights), you'll need when registering it here. Also make sure you declare anything over 10k in cash if going across the border.

Was out on Gloucestor Pool lastnight and some idiot in a big(-ish) boat thought that mooring it right in the MIDDLE OF THE CHANNEL would be a good idea, especially after a blind corner, lol!! I didn't get that close, but I did to make sure he heard my engine and felt the rocking of the waves. What an idiot.. So many back bays to spend the night in on that lake.

Time to find a new spot.

I love me some giant lakers! Most likely not, hooks still have barbs on them (Lake Nipigon is completely barbless)

Picked up our Lund Pro Sport from Michigan, super simple process. Although there are a few things you need to make sure you have in order. Seeing that Michigan is a non-title state (For anything under 20ft) you'll need to have a letter from the bank stating there are no liens on the boat(If there are liens, you won't be allowed to bring it across) RIV fee and the taxes are paid at the border (On the boat), you'll pay a bit more at the MTO when you go to plate the trailer. Very easy process, we were in and out of customs within 5 mins. Make sure the trailer also has the inspection sticker/serial on it (Located near one of the tail lights), you'll need when registering it here. Also make sure you declare anything over 10k in cash if going across the border.

They'll be attached to your piece of meat/liver/whatever that's in the can...

Rainbow as in sky, not fish, lol.

Did ya put some meat in there?

Two threads? Your other one is still on the first page.

The EVO and the new Dart are nothing a like. Completely different platforms, engine, suspension etc etc. The Dart actually uses the same platform as the Alfa Romeo Giulietta.

Yeah, its funny the MNR couldn't give you an answer.

What zone is the lake in? Check the exceptions for that zone, if the lake isn't listed, you are good to go. You might wanna check this PDF below... Found it via Google. http://www.richmondhill.ca/documents/heritage_lake_wilcox.pdf

If she's not fishing, she doesn't require a license. Number of rods in the boat makes no difference.

I missed a 50in+ pike this spring because I just sat there and stared at it while it inhaled my bait, then spit it back out. Missed out on a few 25+in brookies as well. No point in dwelling on it, it will only drive you insane, lol!

Bring some 3 way rigs as well. Great way to get baits down to those deep fish without having to run dipsys.

Saugers usually have a spotted pattern along their backs. Great report!

Great stuff. Gotta love those largies!