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I bought a boat trailer from them in 2007 and sold it this spring with the boat but had no issues with the workmanship or the materials. It never saw salt or winter being a boat trailer and their price was a selling factor for sure.

Got this guy on Bark Lake about 30 ft down in FOW just at dusk.

Great new tip on the site for using multiple spoons on a single torpedo line. How to increase your presentations without more lines. The last 1 minute has a great blooper too.

I forgot to add I have tried it with 2 pc's and 2 laptops at once. One laptop was vpn'd into a customer office and the other was vpn'd to my company's intranet. Again your experience will vary with the signal strength in your area.

I just got one. They will give you a 15 day trial. Seems to work great and they are offering this deal to win people from Bell like myself. We added an unlimited long distance to the package and since I am a bell customer they gave me all the features I had with Bell like call display and answering service. The higher the Rogers signal you pick up the higher bandwidth you get. At my place the signal does fluctuate and so does my bandwidth but then it does that with most ISP's. The $50 dollar package only gets you about 3.5 GB per month and the cost goes up incramentally from there. I will likely use more and pay more but will still be cheaper than what I have now. I am a home office user and the guy on the phone asked some honest questions about our useage and was honest to say if you down load movies or are into gaming this may not be for you. Its neat the way it uses a cell technology but emulates a home phone ie gives you a dialtone from the phone you plug into it. http://www.rogers.com/web/content/internet-mobile/rockethub

Nice Work.

Mine will last 5 or 6 hours. I try to turn it off from time to time and usually make the camera usable most of a full day on the ice.

Mine are good from last winter yet.

Log onto skunked.ca and send a message to "Eric the Pirate". He runs a couple of tackle shops and I know he can get you Clam gear at a good price. You may have to drive to Wallaceburg to pick it up but you can inquire of his price at least.

If you can't afford to replace it putting a single pane storm door on the outside is a cheaper alternative. I've done it before and was happy with the results.

We got skunked yesterday as well in that spot. Lots of people out there and only saw one fish landed. We tried roe and worms. Some idiot left a rod with a float and worn in the water and no one around. I yelled around asking whose it was and everyone shook their head no. I reeled it up and left it. It is illegal to leave your rod unattended.

Thats crazy. As far as the socks I have a couple pairs that I have had for a few years already. I use them for ice fishing and wearing in my boots. No cold feet and they are very comfortable for a day on your feet on the ice.

As per Pigeontroller mine is set to medium and have no problem seeing the 10LB balls at at depth from 20ft to 80ft.

I use this tie-lok and it works great along with a 12 volt sealed cell from Cabelas that will last for days without a charge. http://www.titelok.com/product_info.php?cP...products_id=123

I have 3 feet of a very heavy chain and it works great for me. Before that it would not bite sometimes no mater how much rope was out on a windy day or high current

Yes I use Quantum, Accurist's with the flippin switch for that purpose.

I saw this the other day and it fits here.

I also have got to know Bob and I am not sure what is going on here but if he is spamming hmmmm but as a guide the man knows his stuff and is genuine so I would highly recommend him. He is very knowledgeable and also very open to share techniques and tips information about the waters he fishes.

The 2wd quad and even 4wd will work some of the time but this winter we have had a lot of snow and the quads have been getting stuck. Even 4x4 trucks are getting stuck on places like Quinte. I analyzed this to death last year and have a sled this year and am sure glad I did. i got a 2up touring sled and can always take a fishing buddy out with me or the wife a well as tow my Yukon Fishtrap with ease. I have also been out and during the day a pressure crack will open up during the day. On the way in the quad may have more difficultty crossing it than the sled will.

Another vote for replace it. Any contaminants in there and you will be doing this repair again. So its good insurance.

Yes South Shore looked after us very well last year as well. They checked on us many times a day for bait and supplies and would even run into town if we needed anything.

Not possible. You can add tranny coolers and suspension enhancement but the weakest link is always still the weakest link. In this case mit may be the tranny or front drive axles. There are reason why the engineer rated it the way they did. and evwen if it where possible if you ever have an accident this would be considered an unsafe rig and you could have liability and insurance issues.