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Scott

They're shutting it down for "Routine" maintenance this weekend.

Wow, you guys are all handy men!

 

One more thing to add is that the lightbulb is up on the ceiling

 

Since I dont want to worry about when the lightbulb will break,

would you recommend me to simply break the lightbulb first regardless?

(ofcourse, I will have some kinda bucket below the lightbulb)

Nah, just twist it like you were removing it normally. When they break they usually just detach from the base.

They don`t usually shatter. But for your own safety wear eye protection.

With your boat it's likely going to happen anyway!

The Sub Hunter Too is mightyest sailing ship to ever ply these waters you scurvy dog!!!

Yeah, yeah whatever .

I could maybe see you googling "Strippers online", but "Stripers online"? c'mon man!!!

Keep it up sparky and I'll leave you stranded on an island in the middle of the East Arm when you come to visit.

You have to register to search. Can't you just tell me instead?

 

BTW what in Gods green earth is someone in Yellowknife doing lurking on a board dedicated to surf fishing for stripers? LOL!

Mikey

You of all people should know that tackle and techniques can cross over between species.

There is lots of good info on tackle and techniques on that board.

I would be getting your sled back in the same condition you took it in there.

Next I would be going to the SkiDoo or Yamaha dealership and trade it in on something good.

And for cripes sakes NEVER TAKE ANYTHING IN THERE TO BE FIXED EVER AGAIN!!!!!!!

Never buy anything off them again and spread the word that they are rip off artists and not to be trusted.

Hanging is too good for these !!!

Mike

Do a search here: Stripers On Line The beach chuckers have a lot to say about ABU's and other good quality reels. Lots of info on tweaking them too.

Like I needed another reason to retire in Smithers!!!!!

a 5 gallon pail lid with styrofoam SM glued to it and a slot cut in it for the tipup.

Or Yellowknife!!!

Gee, I don't know what the problem is I was driving all over the lake this weekend and didn't have any problems.

Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm, it could it be the three feet of ice on our lakes up north.

A truck did go through the ice at the gravel pit in October though.

Even after 25 years I'm still kicking myself in the for passing up a sweet deal on a 1969 Ford Talladega Cale Yarborough Special. I didn't have the cash at the time and when I approached the owner 2 years later when I had the $$$$ he had decided to keep it!!!!

I owned a Chevy once and that was enough to turn me off them for good.

I have owned several Fords and they were a little better but not a whole lot.

And I have had 2 Dodges and they were the worst of the bunch.

My last 4 vehicles have been Japanese/American and between the four I have put on over 3/4 million km and had less than $2000 in repairs between the lot. An added bonus is they don't start to fall appart as soon as you drive them off the lot.

In a full size SUV I would take a Nissan Armada or Toyota Sequoia, I would even take a VW Toureg over any North American made vehicle.

Perhaps you have all been banned for not editing the backgrounds of your pictures? LOL!

Backgrounds??? DOH, I thought they said Foregrounds!!!!

I was on it earlier this morning and had no issues...

 

p.-

Paul, I was just there and it's still messed up.

You can buy an Ice fishing transducer for that finder. Couple that with a Vexilar Foam Float and you're good to go.

Ice Ducer

Vexilar Float (1/2 way down page)

Mikey, I guess I shouldn't have cancelled my trip back east huh!!!!

Instead I decided to stay in beautiful tropical Yellowknife!!!!

a politican turned into some x-files creature!!

I would say El Chupacabra by the looks of things.

Chicken stir fry.

First off, what brand of computer is it? Name brand (HP, Dell, IBM) or one of te clones out there?

If it is a major manufacturer you should be able to order a replacement OS disk for a fraction of the $$$$$ of purchasing a retail box of either XP or Vista. Contact the manufacturer or check their web sites.

If it is a clone check with the shop you purchased it from and see if you can get a replacement disk from them.

Most brand name and a lot of the larger clone manufacturers have OEM licensing for their software. They have their own version of Windows that will only work with the bulk lot of licenses (Serial #'s) issued to them.

For instance Dell's Windows disk will only work with the software SN included with a Dell machine etc.

Time to call Roto Router!!!

Wash with a Synthetic Fabric Cleaner first, then spray the garment with revivex and put in the drier (delicate setting) to dry. It works great.

Waders are another story, you have to hand wash with a Synthetic Fabric Cleaner first. After the waders are washed and thoroughly rinsed, saturate the outside of the waders with Revivex® or other water repellent treatment. Allow product to drip-dry. "Set" the treatment with heat using a blow dryer or iron (low setting), avoiding the stockingfoot attachment area.

Ah ha, another newbie that's never visited Princess Auto, you can get either painted or galvanized rims with tires from them for your trailer.

That`s where I got my last set from.

So that's where TJ caught that monster Lunge,eh?

I got my biggest Ski there as well a nice 53 1/2 incher.

There's your explanation right there.

Sounds like his name could be Adolph Falwell.

I would move in just so I could see the looks on their faces as I unpack a bunch of Devil Worshipping Paraphernalia!!!!!