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  1. If the tires slip at the ramp some folks recommend keeping a small pail of cat litter, road salt, sand/gravel mix in the trunk. I'm not sure that cat litter is best for the environment, but a small pail of sand with a bit of gravel in it should get you out re algae or wet ramp or even a bit of ice.

  2. Maybe this'll help you Fisherman. MOT stands for Ministry of Ontario Transport. They have the allowances for Ontario. They can give facts, not speculation as comes from all of us including you. Reread the post to be clear on wat I said and quit being insulting. Have a nice day too.

  3. Sorry, I had been slunked away hiding at work. All good information to know. Lots of speculation still, even though I as well as the rest of you have opinion as to who is right re the weight inclusion question. Perhaps best to talk to the MOT and if viable have the brakes upgraded along Tybo and Vance's line and perhaps do the trailer brake thing to safely comply with the laws and vehicle towing capacity.

     

    On a lighter note you could shed weight off things by temporarily removing unused seats, doors and quarter panels.

    Now yer talking the Clampet mobile! Years ago we'd use roof racks to get the 12-14 ft tinny to the lake and toss the outboard in the trunk. Always drove extra cautiously and along with a cazillion other folks got there and back safely.

     

    Not everyone is able to justify getting a womping big truck to tow with. Nice to here ways for a car owner to get by to go fishing. Appreciate that.

  4. Thanks for the update! :thumbsup_anim: Excuse me a moment while I clear my throat...... :glare:

     

    ROY!!!!! :angry: Glad your OK little buddy, but please counter any such crisis with good news reports when they pass! OK!

    Glad you are over whatever it was that's got your situation in upheaval.

  5. Surely someone lives close to him or has his phone number to check up on him. Can anybody give an update for the folks here? Sounds like he was in some kinda crisis last night :stretcher: . Any Mods got some info... can you Mods do some diggin'? Can anyone here provide any kinda help in any way to the ole dwarf?

  6. Thank you. You're a wealth of useful information......... Red an' white Daredevil under a float? LOL!

    I have recently bought about 6 Woodies since they're supposed to work good tracking just above the lake's weedlines.

    Tried em on my favorite lake with no results yet. I try and fish a lake names Stoney just north of Peterborough here in Ontario. Haven't caught anything to speak of in season there yet. But I'm working on it!

  7. Nice to have your knowledge and experience here. :clapping:

     

    I never fished Lake St Clair but remember an article in Field and Stream or another outdoors mag back in the 60's or early 70's of guys chasing a reported 7 fter there. As a young lad I sure was wide-eyed about that story! Mind saying what's the biggest you've seen/tangled with in St Clair? Do you fish other lakes here in Ontario?

  8. I heard on the news that the celebs were not going to be driven in limos as usual, but were to be driven there in 20 or 30 alternative fuel vehicles in support of the environment. :clapping:

     

    Anyone have any links or anything to see these machines and get descriptions?

     

    I missed the show (like... too bad. Har har!) but was hoping the commentators would spend a bit of time explaining each vehicle.

     

    Nice for celebs to show support for fuel efficiency.... and let's forgive em when they get back to their mansions and go for a toot in one of their Hummers/helicoptors! :whistling:

  9. :clapping: Great goin! Wish I coulda gone too (the work thing sucks, it really does :angry:)

     

    I surmise from the cryptic messages in a coupla threads that ole Ron the "Simcoe guru" :worthy: had something to do with 1st place prize?

     

    Surely someone can verify/post prize standings. Ron's a shy fellow, so someone really ought to do the right thing and rat him out to the rest of us!!!! :P

  10. Great report and pics! Congrats on catching something too. Lots of competition there.... in fact, if you look closely between all the anglers you see a bit of the lake you're all standing on. LOL!

     

    Fantastic prises too!!!!!! How much was the entry fee?

  11. Call the Ontario Human Rights Commission and speak to an advisor. Have em open a file and get the file number as reference.

     

    To me, the issue comforms to the two requirements of a Human Rights Code violation.

     

    1. The violation is at a location (public park in this case) where the anglers frequent. :Gonefishing:

    2. Discrimination seems to be occurring since the action to charge one set of park users (non-local anglers wishing to fish there) an access fee serves to treat this group differently who happens to have a different "creed" than others. Just because someone goes there to fish as opposed to birdwatch, exercise or look at flowers is no reason to discriminate/treat them differently and charge an access fee. <_<

     

    If the Ontario Human Right Commission supports that the action is discrimination according to the Code, advise the town leaders of this. Refer to the file number and tell them to quit discriminating or the press will have a field day at the town's expense. :stretcher:

     

    My opinion on how to quickly nail this shut. :devil:

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