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Tried it, Don't recommend it. Yes it floats,but the coating comes off.

i GOT TO 1:31. IM GOOD TO GO. Just need a Kilt now.

Thats what my nieghbor said. But there was a papazzi.LOL

The bugger crossed the road and made a visit. This is one dumb bird.

Awesome. I love my float tube. Is that the older Cumberland? Mine has a nice 5 inch cushion seat,that keeps your butt out of the water. Just enlarged the pic. Not a Cumberland.

And you SIR,have earned it. BUT,you still get,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

I believe Bill has been more then over helpful.

My pop had the same boat. Paid just a little less. Sold it last year with less then 50 hrs on it for $12,500. It was powered with a 50hp merc. Hope that helps for selling cost.

http://www.flwoutdoors.com/fishing-articles/155233/flw-highlights-2014-flw-tour-rule-changes-payout-modifications/ For the 2014 season, umbrella rigs – commonly known as the Alabama rig or A-rig – will be prohibited from FLW Tour competition. “FLW has thoughtfully studied the use of umbrella rigs for two seasons, and we’ve decided to no longer permit their use on the FLW Tour,” said FLW President of Operations Kathy Fennel. “The rigs have simply evolved to a point that we can no longer wait for state-enforced restrictions to be developed. That said, umbrella rigs will be permitted in our other tournament circuits, but with restrictions that limit them to a maximum of five wires outfitted with a maximum of five spinners and five lures, only three of which can have hooks. This decision is consistent with the wishes of a majority of our anglers while heading off potential conservation concerns.” After taking a wait-and-see approach with regard to use of umbrella rigs on the FLW Tour in 2012 and 2013, FLW officials came to the conclusion, after seeking input from FLW Tour pros, that it was in the best interests of the sport to prohibit the use of umbrella rigs at the Tour level. “It’s definitely a step in the right direction,” said 2013 Forrest Wood Cup champion Randall Tharp. “From the very first tournament of the year I saw where this was heading. The biggest reason I didn’t like it was that it made a whole lot of other technologies obsolete and that’s not good for the sport. The question for me was: Where do you draw the line? At Beaver Lake some people were throwing 20 baits on one rig. So where does it end? I realize that new technology has always been part of the sport, but I think in this case, FLW did a good job drawing a line where they did.”

RIGHT ON LMAO

$1.33 in Barrie

Happy BDAY Bud. Have a great day.

HAHAHAHA

Ahhhhhhhhhhhh the life of already being up here. Nick,Im thinking of another,tubler outing this weekend. You in? Im thinking sunday. WHAT TRAFFIC HAHAHAHA

Just be sure to mark the package in the freezer,do not throw out.LMAO

Never seen brookies,but did get rainbows through the ice. That was a hidden jem for years. WAS,is the word here. Was a mega bass lake for large mouth back in the 70/80,s. The last time I fished it,the population wasnt anywhere near that. I had the pleasure to fish it once with Milo about 8 years ago. It was a decent day,but like said,nothing like back in the day. It,s over populated and way over fished for a small lake.

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Yup I bought some and it works fine.

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Very very nice. Thanks for posting Mike.

I asked why and got my answers. As for being ignorant to it,I feel money should still be spent on the officers,then move on to other adventures. Thanks.