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I love those redheads. The heaviest you make are 3/8oz? What is the length? I would use them for pike

I was there yesterday

Thanks, guys. I checked Mountsberg (the closest to my location). Is there any other spot than the dam? The dam was packed with at least 10-15 people.

Hello everybody, Few weeks are left until end of the season. I would love to chase pike in rivers and canals. I do not mind driving 1-2hrs from Mississauga. Any tips? Already started exploring Niagara river and Welland. If you would like to send me any info or simply help shoot me a PM.

I am looking for a boat in this price range as well. Do not you think this boat a little bit too old? OP, what are you getting?

What about G3 or Legend boats? Besides similar budget limit, I cannot go longer than 15ft and heavier than 1200 lb... Everything looks great on pictures. I wish I knew how they are in reality. For example this guy with 40HP is priced at $13k http://www.g3boats.com/guide-v150-t Other ones are Legends in my range either http://legendboats.com/boat/prosport/models/16-prosport-ls/#.WNXQFvkrI2w or http://legendboats.com/boat/angler/#.WNXQLvkrI2w Cannot find any used G3s, Legends are easier to find. What do you think guys?

Already have the boat. Crazy idea

Thank you for ideas guys Regarding Kijiji (haven't checked CT yet): for $900-$1000 I can have brand new EZ Loader http://www.ezloader.com/adjustable/trailers/personal-watercraft/ I thought it is just too much considering my needs and value of the boat

I am trying to find trailer for my 10ft inflatable Zodiac (will be upgrading to 12 in the future). I do not have any special requirements for the trailer, besides hauling feature :-) Boat itself weights roughly 100 pounds. But it's a pain in the neck folding and unfolding it each time I wanna hit the water. I would simply keep it inflated during the season. Any recommendations guys? Can be used. (Boat itself is worth maybe $1000)

If you have to pay for shipping it could be better idea to order from Sail https://www.sail.ca/en/minn-kota-trolling-motor-power-center-180324

Nice... just checked it out on the website.

Thank you Art I didn't want to buy any gas powered motor because places I visit mostly do not allow to use it. I wonder if 40 will be good enough and how big distance I can make. Thinking about backup battery as well in case I run out of the juice. 24 volt requires 2 batteries, I cannot imaging hauling backup combo for it Unless I am missing something?

If 80 is not overkill for 16' pontoon, I wonder which trolling motor would you recommend guys for 10' inflatable? I have a Zodiac http://www.zodiac-nautic.co.uk/boat/8/cadet-310-solid they recommend max 10HP motor, no more than 15.