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Same cell number as before Shaun?

Mike, if you test it (a used one) before you buy it then you will feel better about your puchase. My Honda is over 10 years old and runs like a brand new unit. I bet it will still be going strong in another 10 years. *edit* if you want to see what I mean on Sat. then PM me and you are more then welcome to check out my Honda. BTW, mine isn't for sale.

So when are we getting out Shaun? You do still owe me a trip... Geoff

I picked up a used one of these Coleman Black Cat for $25.00 or so and it works great in my clam 2000 hut.

Mike, did you check kijiji? If you like one you see, get a set of muff's and go test it out before you buy. Some of these ad's are for a full pacakge for less then $1000.00. http://toronto.kijiji.ca/f-9-9-outboard-cars-vehicles-boats-watercraft-Oshawa-Durham-Region-W0QQCatIdZ29QQKeywordZ9Q2e9Q20outboardQQLocationZ1700275

Brian, they are a dime a dozen... The people out there that is... On the positive side, others that were not sure about the land before will not stop there now and have a look to hunt.

Well, Dion can't even pick up the puck from the 'face-off' so is that a sign of things to come? LOL

uglystick's are sunfish magnets so I'm going with this; a W.R. sunfish took it...

you can catch walleye, perch, musky, pike, and bass on one lure. A darter jighead with a 3 or 4" grub. I say this because I have gotten all but pike with this. never tried it though for a pike but I might next time I fish waters with them. cast out, let it start to sink and reel in... just change how you reel it in from time to time, IE swim it back while raising and then lowering the rod tip.

Git'r'dun!!!!!

Are you for real or is this a child banging away on the keyboard?!?!?! Oh wait, I see where you are from now so I get it... Them, thar roadkill racoon's sure are tasty...

Johnny. Look up Four Mile lake and see if you want to take a bit of a drive from Minden. I won't be far and I still have my tinny in the water. I'm going up Friday night and my Sat. is open for fishing as we don't have a family thing on Sat. PM me if you want, cheers. Geoff

can I get fries with that?

welcome, enjoy, we like fish porn and nice HAWG in your avatar!

I am going to visit my folks with my family and fish the lake they are on for any fish with teeth... I might even bring a rod for the visit with my wife's side of the family for some fishing time in Ballsover. That I have to play by ear...

*bump* anyone else coming? I got the green light to go up Friday

I'm in but nobody else is ther.... "hello..is it me you're looking for?".....

Well. I do not live in TO nor do I let it bother me about what has been said and or done (yet I work at Bay and Richmond). BUT, for those "new Mayor" happy folks someone should point this out. Well, for anyone behind (no pun intended) any 'City Offical', if they really want a voice to speak up about a concern. Well, now is the time so speak up. Use the media if needed but speak your voice or be shut out... Ford vs???? Ya, you know he's next... It's kind of like "NOOOOOOOO BODY!!" But that's just me...

some items do go to auction if not collected.

way to kick him while he's down Dan, LOL. 9.5" and up here but if I only have 3 or 4 in that size in the livewell back they go.

Conservation Officers – Conservation Officers enforce fisheries regulations in the Province of Ontario. They have powers of inspection, arrest, search and seizure under the various statutes they enforce, including the Fish and Wildlife Conservation Act and the Fisheries Act. When carrying out their duties, Conservation Officers may do the following: • Stop and inspect a vehicle, boat or aircraft • Ask questions relevant to the inspection • Inspect buildings or other places • Require assistance to complete inspections • Enter onto private property to perform their duties • Search with a warrant • Search without a warrant in circumstances requiring immediate action • Seize items related to an offence • Arrest anyone the Conservation Officer believes has committed, is committing, or is about to commit an offence. they drove there to commit the offence so the MNR can take what they want. What if the MNR had been watching lest say 5 of these people every day do the same thing over and over. It's up to the MNR as to how much and or what they want to take. If they had seen the guy in the video fight the fish (that was snagged) for 9+ min. and then drag it up from where he finally 'landed it' and then put it back in the water dead, take it all away...

some nice fish there for sure.