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Need some advice, please. Never owned or used an ATV. Have a cottage now with lots of trails around. Also, I'ld like to cut fallen trees in the area for firewood so might get a small trailer to tow. A buddy of mine has a 2005 Honda 300 4X4 he wants to sell in good condition. Air cooled. Has an extra seat bolted on the back rack. I am not a speed demon (own a Yammy 115 on an 18 ft Lund). Would this Honda be a good choice to ride the local trails -sometimes with the wifey on the back. There are lots of inland lakes around too that deserve a cast. Does Honda make a good machine? Is 300 cc enough?
I would appreciate any comments. Thanks
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Still drooling. On the website downriggers seem to be used. For muskie or salmon?
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That clip makes our freshwater fishing look like a joke. Never know what you will hook. Looking forward to spending winters down there with the boat.
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Nice work. To make it really pop, think about some crown molding around the centre section
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The Markham store has always treated me right. I would hate to think how much I've spent there over the years. Usually pay cash so the wifey doesn't find out
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made my day to hear that one, thanks
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Incredible! If you think about it. We're all lazy. Even the bears. Why work for your dinner.
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Nothin like fishing therapy. Sorry about your Mom. Didn't know there are so many kinds of suckers. Fish that is
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Great report. Never used a Bulldog. How do you retrieve them? Slow along the bottom?
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Love the hair joke at the end! Wonder if he has a suitable tow vehicle
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Finally got out Sunday on Pigeon to catch a biggun. Trolled 15-25 ft, 3-3.5 mph with a perch 10 inch Jake. Not a sniff. Water temp 58 on the surface. 2 ft waves with resulting murky water. Thought they turned on after Thanksgiving. Got tired of rockin and rollin so called it a day at 6pm.
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Hey Guys. Going to winterize my Yammy 115 4 Stroke this year myself for the first time.
Which oil does one use? Yamaha makes marine oil from the dealer but is a chunk more dough.
Is it the preferred oil or can you use auto oil. I wonder what the marinas use.
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I wear my jock when I pick up my Yammy 4 stroke after winterizing, for sure. $250. Makes up for all the gas I save
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I certainly wouldn't eat it. No way if you are a child or pregnant mom. That's an older fish. More time for pollutants to accumulate. The MNR publishes a "Guide to Eating Fish in Ontario" Have a look for yourself
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A report like that gets the heart beating! BTW with the hooks all falling out on their own, does that mean you go barbless?
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Hi Everybody. Been lurking behind the scenes for a while and have benefited greatly from the various threads.
I fish mainly for big stuff. I like my muskie in June and the late summer/fall but like to focus on salmon on Lake O for 6 wks in the summer. Managed to buy a cottage on Pigeon Lake this year so the salmon thing might have to be scaled back. My ride is a 2007 Lund 17.5 Tyee with a Yammy 115. This year I smashed her bad on Three Sisters shoal half way down Pigeon on the way to the Tragically Hip concert at dusk. More than $4K to fix engine- fortunately insurance covered most of it. Had to be towed in by a good Samaritan. After a great repair (so far) at DT Power, I have a question about winterizing. I would like to store her in the boathouse and would rather not take her out to the marina. She might have 30 hrs on her since the repair(oil was changed then). I am wanting to forgo the oil change, stabilize the fuel and let it run thru, perhaps not change the lower unit oil(was also changed then), add RV antifreeze to the livewell intake and run the pump. Is a dry boathouse (with rail system) a good place to store a boat for the winter? I would appreciate anybody's advice. Thanks
CaptPierre
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I feel kinda dumb.
Just installed my new Lowrance HDS 7 (successfully I hope).
But I can't get the big "LOWRANCE" cover off. Is there some kind or trick to it?
Nothing in the manual about it
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Remember Chinook salmon are shortlived (4-5yrs, then they spawn and die). Lakers, browns and steelhead spawn yearly and are much older fish when they get large. Same thing with walleye. Not sure how old a 3-4 lb walleye is but these fish are breeding fish and frankly don't taste as good a 1-2 lber.
I will keep a small to mid sized salmon, cut away the belly flesh, and put her on the barbee. Yummy
Capt Pierre
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Thought a muskie might come our way on this warm evening.
Trolled and cast on the east side of the lake for 3 hrs without a sniff or follow.
Captpierre
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spoonpullers.com
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Why stay away from Lake O till after the derby? She's a big lake and the fishing will be hot on the north shore when the water warms up. Likely the beginning of August. Just make sure you pick your days. Pay attention to the wind speed and direction. I wouldn't go out with winds greater than 15-20km. Avoid especially east winds on the western end of the lake. Check out spoonpullers.com. Sign up and knock yourself out
Captpierre
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A fish like that -way better than sex!
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Guys.
With the sunny warm weather this week, I would like to clean the inside of the boat.
Anybody know of the best way to clean the floor carpet properly?
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Nice work boys. Glad the Skis are cookin' on the Bog. I had not even a follow on Cameron on Sat.
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