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Or, fill er up, reset tripmeter, drive to 400km. Then divide the number of Liters it takes to fill er up again by 4. Then you'll have your L/100km.

I gotta say, I'm looking forward to your reports. I'll be pulling for Little Angler. We must be related, sharing the same last name and all.

When it's windy I take the Lexus. It's a 1994 GS300 3.0L inline 6cyl auto and gets 14L/100km hwy even after 234,000km.

My 1997 Tercel 2dr 5spd 1.5L 4cyl gets 7L/100km Hwy & 8.5L/100km City. It'll haul a boat for one, or... enough for three.

I voted for musky. But it has to be in a kayak for me to love it to death.

I hope the "B's" can bring that energy to Montreal on Monday night. Is it just me, or do the Hab players seem to be looking tired. It's gonna be a beauty at the Bell Center.

Nice twig man, great to see a little one with so much patience already. My 7yr old is good for about 45 minutes tops. Then it's all about exploring and looking for treasure.

Good Kingston boy like the boys from the Tragically Hip. If you've never seen it, here is a link to Cherry acting as a chickenman with the Trailer Park Boys in the video for "The Darkest One". Watch how easily he nearly knocks Ricky off balance while pushing Julian & Bubs with the other arm.

Do you have seats or do you just sit on the floor?

That thing looks pretty cool man, it will be perfect for conservation areas. We'll have to make the rounds: Guelph, Shade's, Valen's, Wildwood, and Mountsberg. Are you trailering or just inflating on site?

His best role was playing himself in "Bowling for Columbine".

McCabe is the perfect Leaf. He epitomizes all that the Leafs are. Overpaid, untradable, underskilled, classless and a whiner. He will be your new captain next year after Sundin goes to Vancouver or Detroit or Sweden. Good luck next year Leaf fans.

The big knock against them is less of a fight and a lot less pretty.

Seriously, there are hundreds of bucktails on the market and maybe thousands of spinnerbaits. I stick to Mepps Musky Killers because of their durability and you can get them at any CTC store for $10. I've recently began using Slopmaster spinnerbaits and found they are great for musky & walleye. They aren't very durable and I would suggest replacing the swivel at the blade with a ball bearing swivel.

When I worked at Uniroyal, we made tires for CTC. The specs for Canadian Tire were higher than for our own brand OE as well as aftermarket. I just wouldn't trust their wrench jockies with installing them. You'll save $$$ and get a top product. If you are looking for high performance I'd go Japanese for sure.

It would be nice to see a Habs vs Bruins game sometime. Truth is, the Montreal Museum of Fine Art was the reason for both my trips there. Here's a link for some of Montreals finest. http://www.montreal.com/tourism/museums.html

Welcome. That's as good a first post as any I've seen. You know how much we like photos. I'll be looking forward to your posts.

I was trolling for walleye on Chesley lake many years ago when my buddies line broke after a hit. We backed up the canoe until we found his line floating on the surface. He grabbed the line and hand landed a nice 16"er. It wasn't worth $100,000 but it sure tasted good.

Nice, very patriotic

Great pic. I find if you stick your tongue out you get a much better grip on the pike.

Nice work GCD, those accidental videos are great. I have a few myself. That what the heck happened look, when you realize it's not taking a photo are priceless.

I'm on 3-11 shift, maybe next time. Someone take some pics and post how it went.

I only kiss smallmouth bass and any largemouth that tells you different is a LIAR!!!

Great report and photos. Isn't there any small fish up there? I don't ice-fish but pike like that could persuade me.

Had a dog just like that one years ago. It was a pitbull/collie cross and had that same brindle fur pattern. I called him Zep.