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DRIFTER_016

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  1. i want a pontoon like this so bad. yours looks really sweet drifter.

     

    do you guys find that a pontoon like that needs a trolling motor or is it alright to paddle?

     

     

    I paddles fine but the electric does make life easier.

    A lot of guys use fins for positioning but I have a bad knee which makes it pretty painful.

    That's one of the reasons I sold my float tube and replaced it with a toon.

    Rowing is good exercise especially out on the lake. ;)

  2. Duct tape is good --- Gorilla tape is better!

     

    Solo is right -- you can make do without a saw/hatchet. If you don't believe him though, get one of those bucksaws that fold up into one single aluminum tube. All the components come out of it, as it forms half the frame. Will cut through anything. DON'T get the plastic handled, folding bucksaws....the blades heat up and snap far too easily. Even if you think you're being careful.

     

     

    If you really want to go light one of these pocket chainsaws works well.

    No axe, no buck saw just a small tin with a piece of chain and rope.

     

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  3. a punch won't scare off a nosey bear when he's sniffing in your tent.

     

     

    Yes it will!!!

    Most times any way.

    My friend had a grizz pushing in on his tent in AK last September and he reared off and drilled it in the nose with a colossal rigut cross and it left the area like it was on fire!!! He did have his trusty 44 mag as backup but firing off a hand cannon inside a nylon tent is a last resort as the muzzle flash instantly melts a giant hole in the tent!!! :w00t:

  4. I stick mine in a cheap case and strap it down.

    This way I don't hve to worry about shorting it out or having the battery go for a swim.

    I just have a super cheap cover and use a long cam strap wrapped around it and the rear platform.

     

    You can see it in this picture behind my seat.

     

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  5. The main knot for tying backing to flyline and leader to flyline is the Nail Knot.

    Best to get a nail knot tool as it makes tying them so much easier.

    This is one of the cheapest on the market.

     

    Nail Knot Tool

     

    How to tie the knot

     

    Nail Knot Tying Instructions

     

    The next most important knot is the blood knot or the double UNI.

    It is used for tying tippet to leader and tying tapered leaders (unless you by the knotless ones in the tackle store).

     

    Blood Knot Tying Instructions

  6. Treat it just like you would a car or truck.

    Grab a electric polisher and pre wax cleaner, clay bar, wax and sealer and you should be able to get her looking good. Check out your local car & truck detailing shops for some pro info on what you need to do and advise on products to use.

  7. If you think he truly believes this then you are living in a dream world.

    It's an election year and he will say anything to get re-elected!!!

    It's no different than McSquinty telling us all that he wouldn't allow houses to be built on the Oak Ridges Morraine or that there would be no tax increases or cuts to health care.

     

    I have no opposition to same sex marriage at all. Everyone should be happy.

    But I do object to some politician flip flopping just to garner a few votes!!!! nono-1.gifnono-1.gif

  8. thats dumb...

     

    ive driven a boat my whole life and i need a license...

     

    but joe blow can go rent a speed boat that goes 50+mph and doesnt need one... :wallbash: :wallbash:

     

     

    Yep!!

    Don't want to lose any tourist $$$. :whistling:

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