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Pflueger and quantum are my brands. They are marked “made in China”.
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Hi
Has anyone had any experience with chinese brand spinning reels? Are there any "better" brands to look for?
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I have been using senkos for about 10 years. Yum dingers did not work. Watermelon cream is my go to in the river, Black for ponds and bubble gum in the lake around the Bruce peninsula. They catch fish when others around me get nothing. at a buck each they are far cheaper than any hard lure
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Jayco Jayfeather 226 2010
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24 ft travel trailer. Everything works well. New tires last year. Brakes checked last year. Ready to go camping
$11,000.
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Advertiseraws
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Date06/01/2019
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Price11,000.00 CAD
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from the free press
"In other news, recreational retailer SAIL will anchor the proposed PenEquity development south of Highway 401, just west of Wellington Road."
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yes very cool. They sure are slow this time of year
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So Stupid me. I was using a 20 v cordless dewalt drill trying to cut a 6" hole in 24 ga steel. The hole saw caught, my hand twisted and i snapped a tiny tendon in my left thumb. Diagnosis - arthritic thumb. Pain every time i use it. Sugery might help no guarantees.
So buy the plate attachment. Dont use a small drill on a big hole.
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steel leaders.
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I usually cut the spinal cord behind the head. They filet easy after that
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Anyone had any luck today? Are the walleye anywhere close?
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We usually camp in Ontario provincial parks with a small trailer and a canoe. Camping in Michigan's state parks costs about half. How do the state parks compare to our provincial parks for camping?
Any good ones for fishing?
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So is your rod for up to 1 oz ? light action? recommended make?
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Hey I'm new to trout fishing from the Georgian bay shore. I want to get a long spinning rod but I need some direction. Fisherman on the shore today are using 6 lb test and float roe from a 1 oz sinker.
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Some people use plastic cutting-board type material on their hulls to install transducers so they don't have to drill/screw trough their hull.
I'm looking for some of this material, but just a larger size, maybe a foot square. It needs to support a bit of weight, maybe 10 pounds in a hortizontal fasion, so it needs to be able to hold screws reasonably well.
I was thinking of just maybe buying 2 cutting boards and using PL premium or silicone to laminate them together, but thought there must be some type of material available for this purpose.
Anyone seen something - trying to stay 100% away from wood-based product.
Parker Plastics on Clarke road in London
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Hi Rob.
Shocks do not change ride height. They are designed to absorb the energy of hitting a bump and reducing spring bounce.
There are air shocks that you can add air pressure to adjust ride height but air bags last better.
There are also several bolt on rubber stops that work very well, are inexpensive and easy to install.
They only contact the spring when there is a load on your pickup so it wont affect your ride unloaded..
Good automotive aftermarket shops should have some makes to choose from for you.
Just remembered the name of the ones I put on...... Timbren ...They work very well.
I had timbrens installed on my 93 Dakota that carried around a ton of tools. They kept it up and stable. Highly recommended
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Now you need a few hours alone on a deserted lake to learn how to remove bird nests. Good luck!!
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Bought my first baitcasting outfit today at the sportsman show. Wasn't a much better deal than I would have got somewhere else, but it was a little bit. I bought a Quantum PT Energy rod and a Quantum PT Catalyst reel with burner gears for around $240. The good part about it, besides finally having my first set up, was that by buying a Quantum PT combo, I took my receipt to the Quantum booth and they gave me a free PT hat and 6 free sexy shads! I figure that was worth an extra $35 in itself.
All in all, it was a good day at the show. The worst part was the walk between buildings, which the kids were not too happy about. I also hooked my wife up with her first rod and reel, and my boy also bought a new rod and reel. He is stepping up just like I did at his age, he bought himself a nice M/L 6' Ugly Stick and a Quantum snapshot 10 series reel. Should be perfect for him for our crappie and bass outings.
Ended up spending way too much on the day, almost $700 by the time I bought all the gear, paid to get in and took the family to Tuckers Marketplace for dinner on the way home, but it was all worth it to see the smiles on my kids faces when the day was done. Can't wait to get out tomorrow morning and try our luck!
Shawn
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spinnerbaits worked well on the thames and lake fanshawe for pickeral too
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The Thames is open in a lot of spots around London. When do the eyes make it up here? Has anyone caught anything in the last week?
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thanks guys. I'll look them all over.
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Any suggestions on a good fishing location with camping? Georgian bay area? I'm dreaming about a week in the summer.
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thanks guys
Any good Chinese reels from Amazon?
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CrowMan
You make a good point. I still have a gift certificate from my local guy (Steve in Lambeth) I am shopping for grandkids who live in south africa so you see my dilemma. It is hard to get there to shop around.