dave524

https://conservationhamilton.ca/conservation-areas/valens-lake/

Just did it here on Chrome, right click , hit reload and it stabilizes, thinking it is an ad.

Worked 3 12's one week and 4 12's the next , 2 week rotation , that is 7x12=84 so actually picked up 4 hours O.T. every 2 weeks and no 5 day work week

Does it here using Chrome, as I said earlier hitting reload till you loose the offending ad works but is a PIA

Worked 3 12's one week and 4 12's the next most of my career, 20/30 years ago, worked every other weekend but the ones you didn't were 3 days weekends

Yes, they started stocking lakers in the mid 80's, they even put some muskie in there a bit earlier, right or wrong the walleye guys were not enthused about the muskie so they had a catch and kill motto, dad sold the place about '90 after almost 30 years so I have no clue about today's fishing

I follow a page on facebook, dad had a place there for 30 years

Have the same issue, usually hit reload several times till it stops, probably an ad

Popa has got a new album out

and what you spend will not show up on the bank statement 🤣

Hmmmm, I do recall a few of their models with the same sloping down to the transom

Mid 50's Dad ran a Pezon Michel Luxor, he ran it probably into the early 70's, it was a pretty sweet reel , I got an Ambidex No.4 in 1964 , good reel as well. Never had a Michell 300 but did run a 308 as an ultralight

This fish was lifted in the fall at Streetville on the Credit in both 2008 and 2009, Craig Ritchie also photographed one jumping at the Humber, BTW Dad worked on the Mid Canada Line at Winisk in 1958, seen a few old Kodachromes of them fish

I know they have lifted a couple at the Credit in the fall , bet they could grow to world record size if given a chance

On the plus side the bottom is 5 mm or 3/16 inch and the sides 4mm or better than an eighth , that is heavier and a better thickness for welding than most of the American welded boats. Looking at the stern I like the transducer mounting bracket, ladder, grab rails.

But I am sure there would be quality issues and looking at optional equipment like floatation I am sure it would be a nightmare to register, keeps showing up in my MSN homepage ads LOL https://groundboats.en.made-in-china.com/product/MSoJIOabnXRY/China-Ground-5-8m-19FT-Center-Console-Fully-Welded-Aluminium-Alloy-Fishing-Boat.html?utm_source=criteo&utm_medium=display&utm_content=ca-pc-1&utm_campaign=CACONVERSIONPC

A 25 seems very conservative, back in the day dad had a 14 Mirro , basically their popular at the time deep fisherman model but with a steering wheel and a 35 Rude, friend's dad had the 16 foot version with the side console and he had a 55 Johnson, maybe the hulls were wider back then but I'd stay with the max.

Been a favourite tune of mine since he did it with "Skydog" fifty years ago

Used to catch Spec's years ago along the I B and O trail as it is called now , both Mc Cue Creek and the Irondale had them , even could get a couple quick ones for lunch off the culvert just east of town where Mc Cue crosses the 503.

Filled up at Costco, Jan 25th, still got between 1/2 and 3/4, should be good for another couple of months, retired and isolating 🤣

Do you think the fish have little earth movers and change the structure occasionally , think the reefs and shoals are pretty much set in stone

Strange, looking at lakes I know they are identical even down to lacking any contours deeper than 65.6 feet on Miskwabi

do not both links take you to the same online viewer ? I found Miskwabi about ten miles east of Haliburton is incomplete , they don't have any contours deeper than 65 feet, fished it many times, it goes over a 100, the contour guy didn't finish it

No subscription, it is through the i-boats website