chris.brock

that's still far more cool than watching "Dancing with the Stars" by the woodstove, good that you guys got out there, hopefully a fish or 2 also

Elans rock Purenewf! what type of ice fishing Danbob? Lake Simcoe stuff? the Bravo LTs and older Tundras are more for when bushwacking is or maybe required. Easy to pick up when you get stuck too. I have a Bravo LT and 3 cottage friends that have older Tundra LTs, the older Tundras have steel tunnels that add weight and rust both sleds aren't good for carrying heavy loads and passengers or towing ice huts, I broke the skid frame on an old Bravo short track for 4-5 grand there's plenty of options yeah I know I keep posting pics of this thing, and yeah I know it's an old piece of pooh, but I admit I love this sled

I noticed this on Kijiji Date Listed 07-Jan-14 Price $850.00 Address Little Britain, ON K0M, Canada View map For Sale By Owner Make Yamaha Model excel Year 1986 Engine Displacement (cc) 340 Colour Blue Looking for a snowmobile that will cost you next to nothing to ride all day!! We'll this is it with the option of electric start so your kids can even start it! I have a 1986 Yamaha excel 3 with electric start, great track, seat has no rips, sled runs good and burns hardly any oil or fuel, undercarriage in great shape as we'll. brand new plugs you won't loose much $$$ on that sled, even if you blew the motor you could part it out and break even

Shawn posted this earlier http://www.oodmag.com/fishing/ice-fishing/2014-ice-hut-rundown/

same as I sometimes do, cut the chill before bed and in the morning, that's it I went to a fishing camp a few years ago, there was a picture of the dock boy on the front desk "Where's John?" I asked "he's gone, him and a buddy were overnighting in a fish hut, both died, CO"

here's a couple more, these are pictures of pictures so they aren't great 83 or 84 SS 440, nice moustache too I strayed from Yamaha and bought this Intruder 440, I think a cool looking sled like DanC's, an ET 300, 1980, the coolest thing about this picture is my hair

I have an idea where you'll be going, good luck, nice Selfmade, your season is off to a great start, that older PB bow is a giant

nice Glen the super brute looks like where Yamaha got their inspiration for the Phazer the old blizzards and super sonics always looked tough

wow, looks mint, very cool, it's good to see that you run it too (gently I assume) I like the old Liquifires and Spitfires (cylinder head sticking through the cowl) too

this tree is leaning over my neighbor's house, if the wind picks up, could be falling branches lots of clean up to do

my brother had the same sled (1980, blue/ silver, blue seat), it looked cool because the hood was the same as the ET 340, but the seat and tunnel were shorter making it look stocky, bullet proof

I think that's the best looking Phazer paint job (red/ white), my buddy had one with a radical porting job, it ran like a scared rabbit here's my old Phazer II

Hahaha, the key word being "ride" there's a couple of them on there, Michelle Nelson too, those skirts and those curves, Let It Snow!

89 Mach 1, classic muscle sled back in the day, a cottage neighbor had that sled, I loved the way the rear suspension would squat down when accelerating, and he would wheelie and carry the skis for 300', very cool

nice fish, keep the up-dates coming

lets see some of these classic rides, I'd love to see the Enticer, Phazer and Tundra LT (great bush sled) my trapper recently got a new ski, runners and seat cover

that's a great little sled, likely one of the most reliable models ever made, me and my friends had a few of them over the years I have an older Bravo and Phazer now, we never went to pre-mix, and never had any oil injection failures, but I'm sure it has happened, as for the compression, sounds a little low, if it's hard to start, the engine may need some rings at least give these guys a call about a backrest https://www.royaldistributing.com/

what time does the beer store close?

nice pike, looks like you guys had a great day

I did a 20k motorcycle trip through the US and Canada (in warmer weather), the drivers in Southern ON are the worst, I don't know why this is, but I hear ya'

I hear what you're saying, but no, not everyone's happy with a catch and keep tourney -a lot of tourney guys don't keep fish for the table, and don't want to -the people leaning towards the "tree hugging" side of the debate, definitely won't be happy -the locals and cottagers on the lake won't be happy with the influx of skilled anglers hammering their lake for a weekend edit- but I guess you can't make everyone happy, so who knows

I hope that doesn't happen, for me a big part of my reading OFC has been Solopaddler reports

erosion of the middle class!

I'd say you had a great season! Looks like some tasty fish dinners too. Shore fishing is fun, the kids look like they love it too.

it is pretty "yuppie", the store in Burlington has a lot of people buying expensive stuff that probably do way more talking than actually doing there is some well made stuff at fair prices though IMHO, for example, check out what Can Tire has to offer for bags (back packs and duffle) and sleeping bags versus MEC