dave524

Looks good , slope is good for runoff too, the old looked like the water would pool where the mortar was.

Loose coils, not a problem. Remember these adds

Put it in the supermarket on the same aisle as the beer and wine

57 here in Grimsby, warmest its been all day , thunderstorm went through couple of hours ago

I recall , it was probably in the mid 90's, at my parents place near Fonthill, Christmas eve there were frogs croaking in the pond in their yard, think it hit high 60's during the day. Saw a fellow picked 5 dozen nightcrawlers near here last night.

Yes, It is on Phoenix/ Woody if you scroll down but it says not live, clicked on it once and all I saw was JP DeRose hawking bass type tackle for 10 minutes, never went back.

Nice bows, if I was that way I'd spend a day or two trying to hook up with some of them big Seeforellen strain browns.

When I can no longer keep up the house it would be nice to have a retirement home overlooking the Legion Hole. Putting my name on the waiting list

Point of impact will not change on a quality scope.

Walleye Chop

and CSIS filled in the email address as well as your name, street address and postal code

I was wondering why those black helicopters were hovering over my neighborhood lately, big brother must have been reading my posts here and mainly elsewhere.

What you were going to do sounds like the setup my parents had although they set it up when put in the basement, so it was much easier. Question?? Why would you not let the overflow line drain the sump hole and the pump would only come on if the line became plugged ? better than a continuously running sump pump. Of course this setup requires you have an outlet for the drain line lower than the sump hole.

Actually my parents live near Fonthill, growing up our well was actually in the dirt floor basement. Before we had indoor plumbing I vaguely remember a cast iron pump at the kitchen sink, it was directly above the well and that is where we got all our water. I assume it was a spring cause it was only a 6 foot deep well and never went dry from 1950 to the 80's when they jacked up the house and poured a full basement and went on the town water that had just come through. The lay of the land is such that they have a drain off the top of their sump hole that gravity drains to a ditch at the back, the sump pump never comes on unless the muskrats block the exit of sump drain at the ditch, also the occasional bullfrog will make his way to the the sump hole in the fall when they hibernate. Is the height of your sump hole higher than the drainage ditch and could you do the same ? Edit: the well was filled in when the basement was poured

Did most of my ground venison as a meatloaf. I would imagine it is a good choice for moose as well

They are all lipless baits for more vertical fishing, wonder if it works with lipped baits as well ?

I'm good for the rest of my life.

48 is actually pretty good, quite a few favourite musicians from my era were members of the 27 Club.

Nice , love the leopard like spotting, very cool looking fish

Years ago we'd use Absorbine Jr. for fungal problems, worked pretty good , stung like hell though

On some reels, mainly those with pillars between the 2 halves of the spool , mono backing has been known to wedge creating pressure and distort the spool causing problems. You are probably OK with machined 1 piece spools but I wouldn't chance it, on reels like Stantons, JW Youngs, Aerials and stuff like that .........No way would I use mono backing. edit: RDR beat me to it by 1 minute

along the same theme

He was turned and the woman was his handler is more like it. Seems we have to fear our own so to speak as much as new ones or so it seems, recruitment of long term residents and naturalized citizens seem to be the mode of operation in many cases.

Trail cameras are not live, big difference.

As far as consumption, The Bows spent most of their lives in the same blue zone as fish in the Credit or the Ganny, if you are fine with fish from those rivers don't worry about a fresh run Niagara fish.