dave524

Finally someone worthy and seeming forgotten get inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame , it was beginning to be a joke with the rap and other crap being inducted . Considering he first did this in 1958 , he was way ahead of his time

My dad was a member for a lot of years , maybe someone here could help https://www.niagarawoodcarvers.com/

Bugs on the surface ???

Browns could be included in that as well

This guy was touring with Buddy Holly and Ritchie Valens in '59 and can still pull it off where most old rockers would be a joke in their 80's

Luhr Jensen Fireplugs were a favourite of mine behind a smaller Cow Bell when we didn't have real meat behind.

About the same experience as Crowman, stopped to cast where the river empties in Gull Lake on the way back from the cottage , May 24th weekend 1976 perhaps. Caught a nice Bow about 4 pounds and big OOS Smallie that was probably bigger.

gives a part number , looks like the same issue

Old tire works well, no rim of course

Looks light a rebranded Mighty Mite " Neptune " from around 1950's, if that helps

saw this on a friend's FB page edit : didn't see it under the fishing 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

Been following this case since day one, that photo could bite you in court

The name Walleye didn't become common here till we started watching American fishing shows. Never heard it before about 1970.

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

I'd pass, definitely not my cup of tea

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

Costco yesterday at Winona the high test said up to 10%

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

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

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

Guess I am older , we all used these

Could hopefully just be some mould flash