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That's it I'm making a list too...i cant believe i got this much stuff

 

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Jiffy pro 4 propane 49CC 8” auger

Frabill ice suit survival suit

Sorel intrepid exploror -100 boots

Yaktrax xtr cleats

3 Sienna spinning reels

2 Legend ice rods

1 Premier ice rod

Frabill mino life personal bait station

2 ht white padded buckets

1 plastic jet sled

3 spools of p-line fluoro ice

3 spools of sufix 832 ice braid

2 northland live forage fish fry jigs

1 pk of northland mud bug jigs

2pks of northland hexi fly jigs

10 northland forage minnow jigs

6 northland buckshot spoons

3 northland macho minnows

8 northland bro bug jigs

6 blue fox lil foxee jiggin minnows

4 bad boyz

4 Williams ice jig spoons

6 rapala jiggin raps

4 off brand jiggin raps

1 pack of tube jigs

1 pack of tubes

4 packs of northland stinger hooks

Under armor 3.0 base layer pands and long sleeve

frabill fxe gloves

The sad thing is I need a fishfinder more than all that tackle...

Pays to work at a sports shop.

It sounds by your last reply you already know what your going to do.I don't think you need any help from the forum here.

The only down side is trying to set it up on a windy day. I saw one blowing to Buffalo one day as a guy was trying to set it up on Long Pt. Bay

I have a pop up only its a Frabil 6X6,if you anchor the corners down before popping it up there is no problems with the wind.

Give this guy a call he has a large fly tying shop in Belleville he may be interested in your stuff.Glen Dayton 613-968-3516

Some of you guys better join the bass circuit somewhere,catching that many bass an hour.

If you have your clear stern light on at 10:30 pm you should be able to see it a fair distance away,If your paying attention.

Page 9 of the 2010 regs.first section at top of page.

You can give fish to friend-neighbor or whoever but it still counts toward your daily and or possession limit.

Here is a number for Lowrance out of Toronto 1-800-661-3983,Push#1 then #2

Mcgill Wright(Skeet Reese) makes a nice handling Senko rod,I have a worm-dropshot rod I use for trolling worm harness & dropshotting with on Quinte very nice rod,I have Tekota reel on it.

A certified cheque is as good as cash in hand,the bank guarantees the funds are there for it.

The only thing is bass will strike at anything at this time of year,no matter what you throw at them.

I switched to rubber worms on harnesses last year in Quinte and done very well every time I went out.The reason I switched was to get rid of the small perch and the silver perch bites.

You can tell the difference real easy just drop the lead on cement if it has a thunk sound its soft lead,if it has a high pitched sound or ringing sound it is not soft lead,also soft lead you can bend it easy.

First I went to a pet shop and picked up 4 of the air valves and some air hose used for aquqriums then I got some plexi glass 4x4ins, take a 2in. abs connector and drill a small hole in about the middle of it,then silicone it to the plexi glass,then get some 2in.ABS about 3in long,I use a piece of brown paper bag to put on the bottom of the 2in ABS then push the piece into the connector with the brown paper on the bottom the air will travel through it .put the small valve into the hole you drilled in the connector,then hook up the hose to an aquarium pump fill the ABS about 1/4 full turn on the valve ,the paint should roll in the container,you will get the odd volcanoes so adjust the valve accordingly.I buy my paint by the pound,usually paint around 7000-8000 jigs a year.

I paint mine the same time as I pour it.I only pour one at a time break off the sproule dip it in the powder and hang on rack.Usually pour and paint 300-400 at a time depending on the size of jig head.I make 1/4oz.3/8,1/2.3/4.1 and 2 oz. jigs.I will try and attack the file on how to make the fluid bed.

Fluid Bed-1.pdf

I have been making jigs since 74,I supply several sports shops with jigs.I get a lot of lead from the scrap dealers,I only use soft lead and I never use tire weights they have to much alloy in them.Right now I have a guy that works for the hydro that trades me lead for jigs.Do-it molds are about the best molds you can use.I use powder paint to paint the heads then bake them after very hard finish then.I have made four fluid beds (makes the powder float) and makes it easier to paint the jigs.If you need any more help just PM me I will be glad to help.

Yes it happened to me a few years ago,only I had lost the bill of sale from the guy I had bought it from and he had passed away I could not prove it was a used boat so they charged me over $600.00 for taxes as if it were a new boat.No if ands or butts I had to pay it.They were going to garnishee my wages if I didn't.

Two weeks ago it was a steady stream of walleye one after the other,lots of suckers and one sturgeon.

Don't forget that with an inflatable you have to wear it at all times when in the boat (or you have to have another type on board also) they are not classed as a life jacket unless being worn.

I don't know if all CTC stores carry them or not but ours in Belleville has tons of different blades,beads,and every thing else you need to make worm harnesses.

I see Bass Pro has them in there flyer starting next Fri. for $199.99may have to take a look at them.I have the President and supreme and like them both.

I have a Buick Lasabre and had the security system overrid,now I can start it with an ordinary key.

Go to www.quintefishing.com click on g2 angling,one of the best from what I hear.

To bad you arn't closer to Belleville Canadian Tire has the 4 man Sub Zero pop up (72x72x84h) clearance $219.00,had 4 left as of today.