BillM

You'll find out in the spring I'm sure if you needed that washer and o-ring.

I've fished the Michipicoten when I was younger for pinks with the oldman in late August. Always a riot. Chinook fishing off the mouth into the big lake was always good as well.

Get some spots and we'll make a weekend out of it

Not going to see many driftboats up that way, Tyler Dunn would be the guy to talk to in the Sault if you wanna tackle some pinks.

Very nice, need to add pinks to my list this summer!

Love the show, always fun to walk around and see all the new stuff.

Nice to see you around these parts

HNIC is probably the last place you should be looking for proper scientific supported info, lol!

Bunk, let me know when you find that 'spot'. Tree looks awesome, but definitely not the only place to catch those beauties.

Cherry is Cherry, the fact that he doesn't give a crap about anyone else's opinion is refreshing.

Terry, you should sell sandwiches and beer off the back of that thing

Yup no thanks. I've got some ACB.TO and HMMJ.TO which took a crap kicking all last week. Ah well, it's only a loss if I sell

Looks like a great park and a monster lake with some deep deep water. Might need to put it on the list.

Brian should have patented the one he made me a few years ago. Connects to my 8in Fin-bore and my DeWalt 20v rips through 18inches of ice with ease.

I've said this before but I'll make it up there one day. I will cast my arms off and shed a tear if I ever land one of those beauties. Fish of a lifetime.

Yup, was thinking the same thing Chris! Nice to see the whistles in their pockets.

Lakers no live bait required, really it's a waste especially on Simcoe. For perch I like using maggots or wax worms. Definitely cheaper then minnows.

What are you fishing for?

Bingo.

With the exchange rate right now, buying the US wouldn't be an option I'd consider. However, we did purchase from Michigan when the exchange was a lot more favourable.. I could sell the boat now for what I paid 5 years ago.

Melting quick here in Barrie as well.

Onboard charger is wired to your batteries, simply plug it in when you get home.

Absolutely, but if you're going to buy one anyhow, there's no reason to pay the high finance rate he'll be offered through the dealer. Use your equity, get a low rate, enjoy the boat.

I do all my own investments. Some mutual funds, some ETFs, some single stocks that I keep an eye on daily. Options in the near future as well. I've made so much $$ off weed stocks dave524 would have a heart attack, lol. They aren't going anywhere but you need to realize when they are over inflated and when they're not.

The bank will do an assessment of the house (Usually a driveby) when processing your HELOC. My appraisal and legal fees were $400 with TD which were waived if I withdrew the entire amount for at least 3 months. If you're only looking at 15-20k, then that's an easy choice (You're interested over those months will never add up to that much) Do not let a boat dealer stick you with a high finance rate, they're such a rip off.