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gives a part number , looks like the same issue
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Old tire works well, no rim of course
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Looks light a rebranded Mighty Mite " Neptune " from around 1950's, if that helps
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saw this on a friend's FB page edit : didn't see it under the fishing discussion
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Good chopping(chef's) knife
dave524 replied to SirCranksalot's topic in Non-Outdoors Open Discussion
I use the IVO Blademaster knives, they were rebranded under the President's Choice label years ago at a better price, very happy with them , sharpen them regular with a Spyderco ceramic system I've had since the late 70's. Also available on Amazon https://www.ivocutlery.ca/collections/blademaster -
He did win the first trial, the Crown was not happy with that result so the Crown appealed and 2 trials later get their guilty verdict, no double jeopardy in Canada. Can't have citizens protecting their property
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Been following this case since day one, that photo could bite you in court
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The name Walleye didn't become common here till we started watching American fishing shows. Never heard it before about 1970.
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Attention: young guns! What does this mean?
dave524 replied to akaShag's topic in General Discussion
Bet you would be surprised how old most of the data is -
my 2, the Aussie Shepperd looking one is smarter than the average 5th grader
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I'd pass, definitely not my cup of tea
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The SeaFlea my friend had, had a tiller extension , 2 inch diameter rubber hose LOL so we had throttle and steering so you could keep your weight forward which seemed to help top end
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Costco yesterday at Winona the high test said up to 10%
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Drove something similar early 60's, it was called a "SeaFlea" friend and his dad built it from Popular Mechanics or a similar publication plans
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I remember reading about musky record controversy 60 years ago in my dad's outdoor mags, this is just another chapter in the story https://www.themeateater.com/fish/freshwater/mobsters-arson-and-photogrammetry-the-world-record-muskie-conspiracy
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While mine only goes to 30 pounds , those Chantillion scales in the picture can be certified for IGFA records, at least at one time. Might be a good idea to get it certified in world record waters https://www.chatillon-scales.com/products/handheld-scales/in-series-fish-and-game-linear-handheld-scales
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Guess I am older , we all used these
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Could hopefully just be some mould flash
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Camped both Grundy and Restoule as a tween 60 years ago, got my first Pickerel in Restoule and some at Grundy a year later. I remember a shoal was a hot spot at the west end of the Restoule off a bare rock face, at least a dozen boats anchored there for the evening bite. The drive into Restoule was a long tedious slow one off #11 back then
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Canada has banned a very long list of guns for hunting
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Jeff Gustafson has lead at the Bassmaster Classic
dave524 replied to woodenboater's topic in General Discussion
Looks like they were fishing for smallies, that helps a northerner -
Jeff Gustafson has lead at the Bassmaster Classic
dave524 replied to woodenboater's topic in General Discussion
With that win under his belt, I am sure the glass boat companies will up the ante 👍 -
what song are you listening to right now???
dave524 replied to fishing n autograph's topic in Non-Outdoors Open Discussion
I see Dion DiMucci just celebrated his 60th anniversary to the former Susan Butterfield, somewhat ironic when you consider 2 of his biggest hits were " Runaround Sue " and " The Wanderer " -
what song are you listening to right now???
dave524 replied to fishing n autograph's topic in Non-Outdoors Open Discussion
While we are revisiting 1960 , here is the master Hank Marvin and the Shadows , they were far more mainstream, everyone knew about them . Always thought this sounded like music for one of Clint's spaghetti westerns -
what song are you listening to right now???
dave524 replied to fishing n autograph's topic in Non-Outdoors Open Discussion
You have to remember this is 1960, pre anyone hearing about the Beatles or the Stones and these guys had been doing shows like this for a few years. Not only are they very technically proficient and tight but their showmanship is ten years ahead of anyone like Hendrix, the Who etc doing anything like this onstage, sure they influenced a lot of later acts so why have we not heard of them ?