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i really like my simms pro dry gore tex

imagine the lodge i work at we run 2x 300hp yamahas..from parking lot to lodge and back last summer was 350$ trip..wonder what it will cost this summer :unsure:

geeeze i live here now, half a click north when ya take the grenville exit

roy!!! you mean you passed grenville on the 50 and didnt stop in to say hi??? :whistling:

awesome pics and fish!! reminds me of last year when i was out snowmobiling in the trout lake area...keep em coming

jacques you make me so jealous with your zone regulations!!!!! i wish they would open the put and take lakes here like out your way,,, maybe oneday??? keep them reports coming :thumbsup_anim:

i use to use slidekicks for my 154 inch track with 2.5 inch paddles and after 1 season i find the wire isnt as effective and have as much "down pressure" ive gone back to normal ice scratchers

went out west last year to sled the rocky mountains and HOLY CRAP!!! i can relate to this guy just on a smaller scale, made it 3/4 of the way up a steep chute and it was iced at the top, track started spinning and down i go with the sled..cost me new handlebars,steering post and side panels...i was lucky further down wast soft waist deep snow so the damage was minimal awesome vid

im sure it will do the job, i too have overly sweaty hands and the klim powercross glove solved my problem and the fusion glove for them colder days or trail rides

i ride offtrail snowmobiles and we tend to get sweat alot especially up in the mountains(rockys) so i use klim gloves, been using them for 5 years and they are awesome..all goretex and leather, keeps your hands nice and dry and non sweaty. now i have a few different pairs but the best thinnest ones that keep me warm so far are the powercross glove! heres a link http://klimcanada.com/store/index.html#id=snow-bootsgloves&num=10 P:S all i ride with is klim goretex gear and im always dry and happy even though it costs an arm and leg lolll

well weve had 2 cougar attacks out here in quebec eastern townships and beauce area this year,,,the article really doesent suprise me, but i mean hey they were here before us, maybe it will help keep the coyote and deep population in check!

yeah we use musky baits up there and 80lb ppro...definately not comparable to quebec lol

on our northern tea stained lakes here in quebec i use fireline crystal , the only time i use a flouro leader is fishing clear laker or speck lakes or on great bear lake you can see bottom in 40feet so i use a 30lb leader of fluro...it definately does make a difference imo

you are not really making this easy for me to keep my fishing stuff stored till spring!!! :thumbsup_anim:

hey sorry this add is in french but maybe you can give them a call, they are north of montreal and make floaters http://qc.kijiji.ca/c-autos-et-vehicules-bateaux-vehicules-marins-vedettes-bateaux-a-moteur-PONTON-ALUMINIUM-KIT-W0QQAdIdZ307601405

contact your local marina as we had also made a smaller barde with pontoon floaters and the dealer had ordered the floaters for us.. il try and find pics of this barge

we built a barge this year at the outfitter i work for...we bought 2 x25 foot long houseboat floaters(used and payed per pound what the metal is worth) and started from there..we welded a frame to the floaters and the deck is made with 2x6s...in all the platform is 25feet long and 15 feet wide, does us good now in the spring we can transport our 2500liter gas tanks(2) propane,tractor etc and as a motor we use a 25 hp 2 stroke johnson and she does a constant 4mph

ya man i ordered a snorkel kit for my grizz after trying to cross a 5 ft deep river and stalled her hahahaa

my grizzly did the same last weekend..no starting noise or anything, recharged the battery still wouldent work. jumped the solenoid and it worked

ohhhh we got a trophy lodge guide...i hear from the other guys the lakers are hugeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee there!!! awesome report,cant wait to get back up next july lol

amazing guide and even in hard conditions has managed to put us on some fish!!!

i love quebec city!!! i make it a point to visit a few times a year, amazing history,shops,attractions and nice looking women :thumbsup_anim:

problems with the ex-gf trying to take off with my stuff in our appartment :lol: glad you had an amazing trip and hope to see you out there oneday, maybe as a guide. cheers

awesome report andrew made me feel like getting on a flight and heading back north for a couple more weeks, alll your spots bring back amazing memories, and eddie hes the one that took me under his wing this year and taught me alot of things!! thanks for bringing back the memories, il be back up there in full force for 2012!! cheers

awesome pics man!!! i had talked to maxime last week and they were quite excited to have the chance to head down to fish with you... im sure he will make up for it and head down soon