Woodsman

Not sure suggesting is a good word more like telling. Online not the easiest now is it?

If your just getting a one year license & not an Outdoors Card at the same time you will not get a stricker no matter where you buy it. You have to carry the print out for the year. A yellow tag from a license issuer or a computer printout if you do it on line.

I know of no requirement for anglers to have separate buckets. As far as I know if two anglers are fishing together they can have their minnows in the same bucket as long as they do not exceed the total amount they are allowed. Not the same as catch & possession limits for fish where each angler can only catch their own limit and can not help out the other angler on their limit.

This is actually incorrect. There is no daily limit on minnows used only a possession limit of 120. Once they are used and gone (no longer in your possession) you can replenish your supply as many times as needed as long as you don't have more than 120 in possession at any given time.

Where do you find the requirement for 2 buckets?

My question is do the lights on these camera's violate the "No use of artificial lights to attract fish" law?

Sinclair is correct. A few years back the rules changed. Now it makes no difference if there is a lure or not. Live or dead bait makes no difference. Maximum of 4 hooks per line not matter if they are single hooks, double hooks or trebble hooks.

Not a charge that is even possible to fight to the Supreme Court.

If on a septic system ensure sewers are not coming to the area or factor the cost in you bid. In many places once sewers come to the area you are forced to hook up at 15 -20 grand your cost. No option of not hooking in. Also with a well & septic system ensure everything is up to current code and a bacteria test is good. The system may have been to code when installed & no longer up to current code. If any work is required on the system the contractor is required to upgrade to current code. With septic systems there are different types with different upkeep costs. The larger the # of residents the more frequent the service required. If you have a weeping bed look for trees in the area of the weeping bed. Roots can block off the runs of pipe or tiles. The newer peat systems require changing out of the peat every so many years. I walked away from one place last year due to problems with the well/septic system the owner would not address. Needed 10 grand in updates.

Called True Canadian Outdoors. Owned by a former employee of the shop on the 400. Just off Rutherford Rd. 1st lights east of the 400. Head south at the light and make the 1st left and than look to the right near the corner of the building.

Heading for Temagami in about 9 hrs.

Beer. And that's year around.

My fishing partner's brother lives up there (free place to stay ) and is reporting ATV's and sleds on the ice. We'll be walking so I doubt ice thickness will be a problem. With the cold weather forecast it will be making far more ice. Decided not to take the machines as where we plan on fishing are not far walks. Less gas to get there not dragging the large trailer for 6 to 7 hours.

I hope Simcoe locks up soon but in the mean time I'm heading for Temagami on the 27th.

In Seaforth it is quite windy now. Some snow flurries blowing through. Local creeks flowing fast and high most over the banks.

Hey guys I did a search on it. A big Red Flag is "Canadian Coast Guard approved". This is a long way from a new suit. It is been a while since the Canadian Coast Guard has been the approving authority. Transport Canada is now & has been for more than a few years the approving authority. Comparing to current prices is not realistic. That being said I have a Helly Hansen Delta II & it's a great suit.

Might as well pay them or even better have one hell of a party. Can't take it with you.

LOL I actually have a couple exactly the same as these. But then that could be expected as it's my photo you posted.

I did it when I was younger & actually liked it. 7 days off every 2 weeks. Most people only get 4 days off every 2 weeks. The way our shifts were set up was similar to yours. Worked every second weekend & had a three day weekend off every second week end. Days off mid week are great for fishing away from the crowds.

Be careful buying this unit online. The dual beam claim sends out red flags to me. Is the actual unit the X67 or just the carrying case with another unit in it? With the replacement for the Ice X67 the Elite 4x Ice Machine out with dual beam, more power & screen options for $280 don't over pay for a used unit without warranty. On one site I seen one guy asking $250 firm for a used X67.

IIRC the Elite 4x has about 30% more power, dual beam transducer & a few different screen options. Also the Elite is a new unit where the X67 is no longer made. The Elite has moved much closer to the Humminbird 345c in specs but still not quite there.

I have a Humminbird Ice 345c and it works great. No problem seeing my jig in 120'. Same sonar as the 385 minus the GPS. Use the sonar screen and not the flasher screen. The Humminbird GPS Uni-Map is very basic and you will want to add a map chip to it. Until 31 Dec. Humminbird is offering a free Lakemaster chip with the purchase of a finder/gps unit.

Ice transducer available for the 160. The 170 is far better @ 1600 watts, 8 levels of grayscale & twice the pixels. Never seen it offered in a portable package though. All that being said the Elite 4x is a better unit by far. Also consider the Humminbird Ice 345c. Same specs as the Elite except slightly more power at 2400 watts. $315

Required for any power boat. No insurance required by law for any pleasure boat in Ontario. Not needed for a 12 footer. Most likely not enough vehicle for a 30 footer. Unlikely it would have a high enough towing capacity to pull a 30 footer. Also if your combined vehicle/boat weight is over 4500 kg you require a yearly safety on both the tow vehicle and the trailer. Get the 12 footer and enjoy it.

Actually I had no problem finding fish last year on Simcoe. The problem was finding good ice. With the limited freeze what was fishable was awful crowded.