dave524

SSN's and SIN's shouldn't even be on credit card applications, function creep.

Those are really nice lakers ?

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Actually I completed the first 3 years of a Forestry Degree, moved to Landscape Architecture for a year, they let me start at 2nd year there but it was not my cup of tea so I completed the 4th year of my B.Sc. F. so yes 5 years but it was a 4 year Applied Science Degree. Then I worked in a steel mill ?

same studios as the last video, the Popa just killing a cover of Cohen's Hallelujah

With analog signals I found quality makes a difference, with digital signals , it either works or it doesn't has been my experience.

these are pretty cheap, looking at them to replace my disintegrating Centro's , you can adjust the length https://www.lowes.ca/bbq-grill-replacement-parts/char-broil-adjustable-porcelain-coated-steel-heat-tent_g2664137.html

^^^^ pretty much the same deal here OI, graduated 13 in '69 and spent the next 5 years at U of T, smoked my first joint that fall at university and drugs were easy to get, Roachdale College was going and always could score at the Zumburger across University Ave and Yorkville was still coffee shops, folk music and hippies back then, not upscale yuppie shops. It was all weed, hash and LSD pretty well though , recreational stuff. Ended up working in a steel mill still as the gov't contract jobs never materialized into fulltime and finally said screw it, walked in , applied and started my 30 years and got out at 58, 11 years ago and still partake of the herb fifty years later ?.

Yeah , I pretty much cut the prime chops off and everything else goes in the Instapot for pulled pork samaches.

Would you not want square so it fits in the receiver on the back of the vehicle ?

At least that is illegal here in Canada, transporting live fish overland.

I recall years ago a big pro bass tourney out of Port Colborne, seems more than a few boats at blastoff made the run to Long Point targeting largies, so they got released at the end of the day with the smallies at Port Colborne, not really a good idea in my estimation.

These mortality numbers do not take in the numbers of culled fish during the day who don't make it. Is any competitor going to keep a smaller fish when a larger is caught even if it's survival is questionable ?

Wife has a couple of diecut machines ( Cricut ) cuts vinyl lettering and T shirt transfers etc. the secret is using transfer tape.

I hear they are growing corn dogs now ?

Brookies tend to get smaller in tiny flows, that said I've got them in places I could straddle the creek. If the water you are fishing is fairly wide, 10 /12 feet or so, there should be fish in the 12 to 16 inch class.

Dad and I often loaded a 14 foot Mirrocraft on top of the '64 Pontiac wagon and one of those low profile 9 1/2 Johnnyrudes in the back checking out Haliburton lakes, think it weighted 120 lbs, 20 more than the 12 footer.

Posted this girl B4, still can't get over she is only 19, aren't girls that age supposed to be listening to Justin Beeberlake or something ? not sounding like a seasoned blues guitarist

Start eating more pork, if you watch you can get those whole cryovac packaged pork loins for $1.48 a pound, beef anymore , except for burger is out of this pensioners snack bracket.

St Catharines sure isn't the place I remember 60 years ago as a kid, the area near the old hospital they are demolishing is bad with obvious druggies, Church and Niagara seems to be the epicentre of drug use.

with a kayak, the whole length of that east wall is a good spot, lake side, out to about due east of the foghorn, like I said about dark you will get pickerel/walleye even.

Nice, actually 60 years ago , when dad used to rent a 16' cedar strip from Ray's Boat Livery and put his green 5 1/2 Johnson Seahorse on the back, we found the other end of that breakwall , down across from the lighthouse a better spot, caught my first 3 pounder there. There is also an late evening fishery for pickeral, inshore, trolling just off that breakwall from the shipping channel east to where you are.

Nice, Haliburton has some of the best eating bows around. Years ago we used to hit up Beanpole Lake just northeast of there, but I see it is no longer an option on the stocking list as the public has lost access to it and there hasn't been any recent stocking. Original Delphin Alligators were my go to lure there.

It would be a good idea, hunting and fishing are only morally justified by being able to consume what you legally caught.

Slot limit for eating sized fish ??