farsider

http://www.plankrestobar.ca/

called the plank restobar, for some reason I can't find it on a map.

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Mark

Jb's carries the riverwood worms

where do you get the Riverwood worms? Lebaron doesnt seem to have them and all the gulp / powerbait ones are floating worms

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Mark

A quick google came up with Amazon.com, Basspro.com and one place in Midland. Perhaps Wayne could nab it for you...

http://www.factoryrecreation.com/dlrindexsend_pg_catprod_levelcode_64642_catalogcode_7536_partheadernumber_1419601-CRC174+LIQUID+ROLLERS.htm

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Mark

I would have guessed Milk Snake but, it is hard to tell by that picture.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Milk_snake

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Mark

I agree with Dana. Bear is a dolt and I won't support him or what he endorses. What really pisses me off is that he is a former SAS dude and knows better than the advice he gives. He is no Ray or Les.

Have you considered a Swedish clearing axe. Less Jedi , more Thor.

http://www.leevalley.com/en/garden/page.aspx?p=10246&cat=2,45794

Also, if you are sold on CS, Lebaron sells some of their stuff. Here is some of what they carry:

http://www.lebaron.ca/pdf_files_sp13/cold_steel_tanto.pdf

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Mark

If you want to keep the trailer for a few years, use POR15 on all the rusted areas, then topcoat the rest with something less expensive.

Auto restoration guys swear by it.

http://www.canada-por15.com/index.htm

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Mark

White-marked tussock moth

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orgyia_leucostigma

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Mark

Nice shots Justin. I am glad you are using your better judgement and not pushing these animals into unknown peril to get your shots.

That Fawn especially would be an easy meal for any Kaiyotay or even a Fox if they were alerted to its whereabouts. At that stage, hiding motionless or sometimes Momma is their only chance for survival.

As I am sure you are aware, one of the calls Coyote hunters use to lure them into shooting range is a distressed Fawn call. Its amazing the distance they will travel once they hear it. Especially during birthing season.

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Mark

Nice catch! That Bear in the Vex t-shirt looks more wild!

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Mark

Art, that rig you described is still just a weighted wacky rig. I use the 'O' rings too. It really adds to the longevity of the bait. The "Wacky" rig decribes hooking the worm through the middle to get the 'T' shape you mentioned. The Shaky head rig is a stand-up jig screwed into the nose of the worm then shaked as you described.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m1ajg_4_UQU

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Mark

I use a shaky rig down to 20 ft no problem. It is a football head jig with a senko and a O ring in the middle of the body. Pass the hook thru the O ring and get a small bit of the senko. It should form the letter T with the jig head facing down. Cast it out and let it fall on a slack line that you are watching/fingering for a change in direction or speed of the fall. once it hits bottom jiggle the tip 5-9 times to shake the rig on the bottom and wait 10 seconds then retrieve and do again. The fall of the lure is usually when they hit and the bottom shake gives a follower a reason to strike. Remember if the water is clear a fish will come from over 20 ft easily to see this offering so move around and cover some water.

 

 

Art

Here are the ones Lebaron carries

http://www.lebaron.ca/pdf_files_sp13/classic_accessories.pdf

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Mark

http://www.canadianoutdoorequipment.com/store/reflector-oven-by-svante-freden.html

?

Enquiring minds want to know

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Mark

Have you considered fixing the cooler if you were happy with it?

There is a Service centre for Coleman in Mississauga on Matheson near Tomken.

I have purchased cooler and stove parts from them.

Here is a link with some of what they have to offer but more is available instore.

http://www.warehouseoutlet.ca/en/shop-by-category/camping-equipment/c378018856/c377953448/index.html

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Mark

This seems to be an exact copy of a lure Salmo introduced a few years ago called the Whacky.

Something about ..."sincerest form of flattery."

At any rate they are available from North Bay Outfitters.

http://www.northbayoutfitters.com/default.aspx?ctl=ctl_ec_categories&category_id=309

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Mark

Nice shots.

Well done sir!

Hope this translates into more opportunities for you.

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Mark

Thanks for taking the time.

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Mark

Its also been reported that "whistle blower" protection does not apply. It only applies to reporting of unlawful actions.

All of this was before a judge, Congressional oversite, and National Security commitees. Ty Patriot Act.

I think this lad just screwed the pooch. Or something less vulgar.

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Mark

I was hoping somebody would have a line on some Rubber sheet goods offcuts in the Mississauga/Toronto or Cambridge/Kitchener/Waterloo area.

I always seem to need small pieces (up to 12"x12" but larger Ok) of rubber sheet up to 1/4" thick for gaskets, mountings, clamping, etc.

Can someone point me in the right direction?

Thanks in advance,

Mark

Somethin' about great minds ...

My buddy and I just got the 1600 this past weekend. Itchin' for its maiden voyage. Please pm me with any updates or improvements you make or any problems you encounter or solutions you come up with and I will do the same.

Tightlines

Mark

I know Gabe Magnotta (of Magnotta Winery) died from Lyme disease because it was never diagnosed. The familiy now have a foundation spreading awareness of Ticks and Lyme disease.

Ray Mears got it as well and has fared well after treatment to everyones benefit.

Good that you caught it so early.

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Mark

The Kit from Cerka has been mentioned in the past.

http://www.cerka.ca/catalog/coupler_folding.asp

Out of Milton

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Mark

I know Lee Valley carries these which may fit the bill in the larger 4" sizes.

http://www.leevalley.com/en/wood/page.aspx?p=32173&cat=1,43326

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Mark

JB's used to carry them. Worth a call to confirm.

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Mark

Go with Trojan Tackle. Just get a riser for your salty and get three more setups.

Cdn. made and a big Musky supporter runs the business.

http://trojantackle.ca/holders.htm

He sells tracks and all the accessories and will custom make something for you to exactly fit your needs if he doesn't already offer it.

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Mark

Please include me. And thanks for opening this offer up to those of us not yet Facebooked.

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Mark