dave524

Using the big one as a rudder is fine till the wind picks up then you are pretty much restricted to going downwind, so I bit the bullet and bought the EZ Steer, less stressful.

Another in the same thread in my radio hobbyist group. Really is buyer beware out there

My observation is that a lot of the closing is at the discretion of local governments , Conservation Authorities and parks depts. One jurisdiction the public ones are open and next door barricaded.

This just showed up on my FB feed, a small battery made to look like a larger one, country of manufacture ? LOL

some of us old people need to put them on the fridge with a magnet so we don't forget, see above post, now I know why I forgot.

Thanks for reviving this thread, forgot my birthday is the 8th

I thought it humourous that many would see this and not find anything wrong with the statement, of course some will always be higher than the average.

Some one really needs to explain to this reporter basic math and how averages work

Bowling balls too

The whole scenario makes me think he is known to the CO's with the fish in the freezer coming into play, repeat offender perhaps and got the book thrown at him, otherwise it does seem a bit overboard.

Think it is a 7 cu.ft. Woods freezer in the basement, my sister gave it to me as a house warming present when I bought the house in '84, they had it for a few years and went bigger . It is still going, probably 40 years old now.

High school friend's parent had a place at the end of Dillion Road back early 60's, went to Franklin Island a few times, as I still recall spare props, shear pins and a kicker would be a very good idea in those waters edit: also remember I first saw a pair of Pileated Woodpeckers there on the island.

Didn't affect me, I only turn my cell on Tuesday mornings when I do the weekly grocery shopping during the seniors hour at RCSS.

Was lodged at " The Biars " at Jackson's Point for a couple of months on a summer job, caught some bass and pike around the mouth of Black River shore casting, would have been the summer of '71.

I was referring to the Gobies eating the unprotected Musky eggs, should be an issue everywhere not just on the Larry.

But wouldn't Goby predation be a factor everywhere Musky and Goby co-exist ?

Why is this population having a difficult time co-existing with Gobies ? while other populations seem to be doing OK with gobies or am I missing something.

Spent many days at that camp going to university, 2 weeks spring camp every year '69-'73, forest surveys stuff and land surveying and other forestry stuff, hiked over most of it, climbed the ranger tower. I never had a rod but do recall some guys getting some small specs in the creek that dumps in Nora right at the school.

I use a different grip on a baitcaster handle when casting as compared to retrieving and reeling, usually palming the reel in an upfaced left palm and reeling with my right hand, but then again I learned back in the old offset pistol grip days.

From my memory, once the season opens the better fishing is upstream from the mouth area, we always fished above the 401 , especially in the Canton area staying away from the zoo at Sylvan Glenn. Sucks if you want to boat but shouldn't effect river fishermen.

I recall seeing a lot of oldtimers in the 50's early 60's when spinners were becoming popular, cast a spinner with their right hand and then switch the rod to their left and reel backwards with the right with the reel sitting on top of the rod, talk about AFU. 🤣 edit: sometimes the reel was on a offset pistol grip handled baitcast rod

The way the flu shot was explained to me was they make an educated guess as to which variant will be the dominant strain this year in advance and make that vaccine, some years they get it right then like last year I got the shot just before Christmas and mid Jan. came down with the worst I've had in years. I suspect the yearly covid shot shot will work about the same with the variants and future mutations, good luck .

Saw this, interesting and thought it well done , it is truly very simple . I would guess all makes are very similar

on a lighter note

Took Forestry at U of T , 1969 to 74, most of the photos here are from that period, watched the Robart's Library being built out my residence window during that time, Yorkville was still hippies , coffee houses and music, they were breaking ground for the CN Tower, would catch Gord at his yearly Convocation Hall concert and even got to see a young Murray .