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I've seen it.

Anyone here see the movie "Fargo".........it's a dark comedy........very good movie...

 

But anyways it's in Fargo, ND and it's winter time......always snowing, etc.....

 

At the end of the movie the Russian finally gets caught by the pregnant sheriff and she has him cuffed and in the back seat of the car while she's driving them down a empty road in what's basically white out conditions.......and she says something like "you ruined your whole life and look, it's such a beautiful day"....Ya.......

Drove through Fargo last winter.

It was soooooooo boring I wanted to slit my wrists!!!!

On the way back from Florida I even got a speeding ticket in the middle of nowhere during a snow storm.

ON THE FLY! OH YA....

Of course!!!

Bust out the 100 weight and foam seal topwater fly!!!!

WHEW!!!!

That was close!!!

Almost ended up with a point, possibly 2!!!

Beautiful sunny day here too.

To bad it's -34 with -46 windchill.

And I'm sick with that stomach bug that's making the rounds.

Yellow 1/4oz twister tail jig.

It will catch pretty much anything that swims.

Have seen rentals in the Honey Harbour area on G. Bay too.

Yes they will show your track.

I'm still using my old Lowrance on my boat and it doesn't have maps at all.

None of my portables have maps either.

I make my own alcoholic beverages.

Saves a ton of $$$$$.

I would go with 4-6hp.

You want to make sure you have enough HP if your main motor dies in adverse weather cons.

I have an 18' aluminum with a 115hp 4 stroke on the back.

For a kicker I have a 4hp 2 stroke for emergency use.

It will run my boat up to about 8kph (hull speed).

Saw them a bunch in the early 80's when I was going to Sheridan.

me and Jeremy84 were talking today and neither of us can remember what song they play when the leafs score (at home),

 

If there is any white ice or air pockets it doesn't but on clear ice it works perfectly.

I think the thickest I have shot through so far is about 5 1/2 feet.

 

A bit of minnow water splashed on bare ice is good enough for the x67 and if you're not into minnows you can simply spit on the ground and swirl the transducer a bit. Any clear liquid will work and you only need the smallest amount of form a bit of suction between the ice and transducer.

I carry a water bottle in my cooler with my dead bait. (keeps it from freezing).

Easy to refill after you drill a hole or two.

True but she was 400 behind at the beginning of the day. In fact for most of the contest she has been 400 votes behind.

Seems the hottie train is running out of steam.

Holy crap!!! Where did Mrs. Ooberfish come from?

She is one of our IS peeps from Prince George BC.

Bren's pulled into the lead!!!!!!

WOOHOO!!!!

GO JETS!!!!!!!!

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http://www.princessauto.com/en/detail/1-4-in-square-pto-lock-pin/A-p8002035e

Or similar.

Smallest I have seen lately are the 4 1/2" Nils.

Cabelas actually has the high velocity model on sale for $104 right now.

http://www.cabelas.com/product/Nils-USA-High-Velocity-Hand-Auger/1089564.uts

If you have good clear ice it is easier to put the transducer (as long as it's a flat ice ducer) on the ice (shovel away snow) and with the sonar on pour a little water on the ducer to couple it to the ice and you can read depth easily. I have read depth through more than 5' of ice and I have even marked fish through the ice.

Less than 100 likes behind now.

Kanes out 4-6 months for surgery.

Is his contract up this year?

If not Winnipeg is screwed and will get literally nothing in return.

Contract is up in either 2017 or 2018 $5.25 mil cap hit.