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  1. 11 hours ago, Rod Caster said:

    Very toxic to aquatic life. Basically vaporizing pesticides. 

    From the MSDS

    3. HAZARDS IDENTIFICATION This pesticide is highly toxic to fish. Do not apply directly to water. Drift from treated areas may be hazardous to organisms in adjacent aquatic sites. Harmful if inhaled.

    Kinda like my bucktail jigs ?

  2. 3 minutes ago, offgriddin said:

    and i am kind of a hermit...i very much enjoy the solitude of nature

    5 minutes ago, offgriddin said:

    i understand the concerns,i have spent half my life in the bush.i have been on numerous hunting trips,our family has a remote hunt camp,fishing trips,including very remote fly ins....i have been dreaming of this for 30 years!!!!!

     

     im not selling my home till the fall so i have 4 months to figure everything out...hence starting this thread

    Can’t find the thread.  I’ve heard that lots of folks have cashed in on their GTA real estate and moved north. Many have returned to civilization. 

    Issues:   Loneliness. Especially in cold season. Bugs. Shopping - all kinds, food, hardware/lumber etc.  Fuel. Emergency and ongoing health care. Internet. Cellular service. Potable water. Oh and did I mention bugs. Ridiculous for 2 months potentially.  Electricity is important. Solar and wind is fine for lights and radio. But when you  need to run a motor you need lots of amps. When we bought our 4 season cottage, that we’d eventually retire to, I was reminded of these issues. Was good advice.  Good luck. 

  3. 4 minutes ago, AKRISONER said:

    then our fisheries would turn into the depleted mess that is united states bass fishing.

    Our fishing is so damn good for a reason, im a fan of keeping it this way as painful as it is. Let the fish on the beds  do their thing in peace. 

    Yes a few A holes are always going to be a mess, but the last thing the kawarthas needs is a bunch of idiots hammering bed fish for a month straight. If everyone actually practiced proper catch and release then id consider it...but sadly thats about 10% of people that fish. 

     

    Tight regs, and even harsher enforcement. Lets keep our bass fisheries the way they are...the best in the world.

    Well said. Agree 

  4. Chewed out an Ohio boat this morning casting top water baits at my shore/dock. That’s twice in 2 days ?. 2 boats. 

    Yesterday a tournament guy in a Ranger scouted the shallow shoreline. No rods. I guess looking for nests for opening. That’s more like it. 

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  5. In the 60s an outbreak of foot and mouth disease occurred in Saskatchewan. Thousands of pigs and cattle had to be destroyed to eradicate it. Traced the source back to a pig farm worker who smuggled back some smoked sausage from Eastern Europe. . Had some for lunch in the barn and afterwards thru some scraps over his shoulder into the pig pen. 

    That mistake cost many millions. 

  6. 4 minutes ago, akaShag said:

    The magnetic compass is required:

    A magnetic compass is not required if the boat is 8 m (26’3”) or less and you
    operate it within sight of navigation marks.

    So if you are out on Lake Ontario and can't see the navigation markers, you need the compass even if you are not 8 m or more.  I am going to put one in my boat kit............

    Doug

    Was out on Lake O and pea soup fog rolled in. Without GPS would have had no clue how to get back. No sun, wind or waves to get oriented. Compass is a good idea in case GPs fails for sure. 

  7. Sucks that you had to pay. Through social media, word of these  types of fines gets around like wildfire. Like a flashlight with a dead battery not working. Hopefully lives are saved.  A stern warning would have done. Too bad you didn’t have your bikini on. ?

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  8. 18 minutes ago, Garcia96 said:

    Really interested in the new Argo 1000. They have a factory in drumbo I believe.  Looks nice and built in Ontario. 

    Personally I never buy a complex machine when it’s new or reworked. Typically always problems and growing pains until they get the bugs out. 

    Just ask Boeing ?

  9. Before I bought my Honda I asked a guy at the Kawartha/Haliburton ATV Club what he recommended. He said it was common to see Japanese bikes towing North America bikes out of the trails. But then he said his next bike  was going to be a Can-Am 2 up. Mainly because the Japs don’t make 2 Ups. 

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