sully

NICE FIND, but being green means its not coast guard approved and you'll need another in the boat as it will not qualify as a life jacket come time when the ministry boys or OPP check...

Are these Hydro maps of the lakes? or just a regular map? Sully

I just recently bought a small 12 footer too, have a 6 hp on it. its not fast, but sure beats being stuck on shore, you're going to love the freedom of moving to where you want instead of being stuck to places that are accessible by foot, NO MORE RIVER FISHING FOR BOWS OR SALMON FOR ME!!!! I hated the crowds and all the crap they left behind! enjoy

Tool Show? All I have to do is sit and my desk and watch all the tools walk by, tons of knobs too!!!

I was going to make a table with a glass top, and under the glass I was going to display some old antique lures, UNTIL I RESEARCHED THE PRICE OF ANTIQUE LURES...man their crazy expensive...so no table.

Atta boy... see, you didn't need a shop to look at it, fixed it all by yourself... now go have some fun....

ya, after you check out the above mentioned.... any problems after you've tuned it up, then take it in....

you'll probably pay as much as you did for the motor as you will for a tune up and check-up. pull the spark plugs, check the oil, perhaps runs some seafoam thru her and it should be ok...if not THEN have it checked out....

Skeeter, Yup, Baileys Bay. What do I need to know about the lake. its shallow and weedy is all I know so far... pm'd ya Skeeter Thanks

I just bought a small 12 footer. guy seemed honest enough, went to his house to see it. not water tested and the price was right. He'd be a fool to lie about the boat as I KNOW WHERE HE LIVES... had to go by his word on the boat, which is ok. I've got an older 1985-ish 6hp motor. all it needs is fresh gas and the oil changed every season, pull the plugs and replace or clean 'em up, aside from that its pretty easy to maintain a small outboard. mine fires right up after 2 or 3 pulls when I pull it out of the garage after a long cold winter. small engines are pretty-much bulletproof. good luck!

Howdy all After a long wait, and an even longer time fishing rivers and creeks, I finally bought a small fishing boat, can't wait to get it in the water next week. We have a trailer on Chemong lake, and as we've never actually been on the lake before, I was hoping some of you could point us in the right direction, our first outing will be with my daughter, so I'm hoping she catches the fishing bug too. I don't need your hotspots, as I expect to find our own sooner or later, just a general idea of where would be a good place to start. Not picky about what we catch, just want to get my daughter "hooked" PM me if you like, any advice would be greatly appreciated. cheers Sully

Have you ever been up there before? when are you going? Its a big lake. You're not going to connect with any trophies. Walleye fishing is slow. Pike are hammerhandle sized. In all honesty the fishing is just ok, maybe. you gotta work for it. Bring alot-ALOT... of minnows, as thats your best bet for the walleye. Gotta have a fishfinder too.... We go up for the fun of it and a chance to get away. there are better fishing spots....hosts are nice enough.

Something similar happened to me about 10 years ago. found a staple in some chinese food, complained loudly, kept staple, contacted their head office. They sent me a ton of free dinner coupons/vouchers. I was not even hurt, just pissed that this could even happen to my food!!! YOU HAVE TO FOLLOW UP ON THIS!!!

Ads been pulled. I've seen some really good deals on Craigs and Kijiji lately. I'm in the market for a sub 5 grand boat, but most of the good deals are scams BUYER BEWARE!!!!!

I live in Ajax, hear them all the time up around Paul Lynn park. Saw one run behind my house about 3 weeks ago, in full daylite too! Pretty cool to know some wildlife still exists around here.