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Yeah I went to the ER...broken bones and a fat lip to be stitched up once in awhile. All you guys here never expect to have cancer. I know I didn't. The system took great care of me and still does..

The first pic is my favorite. Good times with your dad Bill.

Subaru...confidence in motion. NAW...we are summoning you and your wife to the other side, If you really do the research you will find SUBARU will appear at the top of the class for safety, dependability and value based on functionality. Put a good pair of winter boots on it and your wife will be able to drive with confidence in the worst winter conditions...hopefully she'll let ya take for a rip on the weekends,,,just sayin'

and a dollar to mail a letter...higher cost less service...makes perfect sense to me

I am not surprised in the least....WOW!!

Sometimes the ability to communicate effectively between business and consumer can create issues, It happens all the time. Tom should make this situation right, or you 2 grown men both need to come to an agreement and move on with your day. If the outcome is less than satisfactory on your end, I doubt you will seek Tom's services again. Surely Tom is bright enough to get your business more than just once. I could be wrong...lol

This is sooo not you Mikey lol. Rural life can do weird things man. Nice bunch of fish and thanks for the laugh.

FIsh...food..fun...I enjoyed that thanks!

That is some funny stuff!...thanks Bigugli. Snowed all day here in the capital...talked to my attorneys...they're not calling in the military.

Some bodies of water I fish, you'd be lucky to catch Crappie during the day. One lake in particular is strickly night bite. Some victims from this past Sunday night.

Back in my Simcoe days I had friends that would turn their noses up at filets and only wanted the skiens...never did take them up on their offer to try some.

I'm not 100% sure that unit has an 'upper and lower limits' feature in the menu/pages but if it does you may solve your issue there. If for instance, you are fishing 65' then set the lower to 65' and the upper to say 30'. Your lure should mark in that bottom 35' like a charm but you will lose the top 30' feet of the water column for viewing your lure and fish. I use this feature often when fishing in 100' feet of water with smaller baits. I'll set the upper limits to 70' and the lower to 100' The lure and fish are easily visible on the screen.

Very...very nice slobby ice Pike!

That was one heckuva blizzard. Everything is perfect, thank you!

So... they stole something expensive and personal to you, also your family's mode of transportation and destroying your belongings,other than that, they're just probably all around good guys....I digress.

Just on here now..please throw a dog a bone once in awhile is all I;m sayin. Thanks for all you do Roy.

Thank you.

Solid Pikes man..the last one is a dilly.

Had no idea there was sunrise there. Nice Pike!

I'm cheering for the Swedes...they are always the sleeper and have yet to get the job done.

Tabarnoosh... Inside job

The macheen works well in shallow water too. I only wanted to see half way through the water column in 12 feet. The upper and lower (limit) feature is awesome no matter what depth your fishing. Result The 67 is fabulous for finessing fish in deep water too. Micro panfish jigs could be seen with ease in deep water. A little game of cat and mouse ensued. Success.

Words could'nt possibly describe what the parents of these children must be going through right now. Needless loss of life....

Like the Atlantic salmon, the American eel was able to complete it's cycle of life without barriers in many watersheds connected to the Great Lakes. Some lakes in the Ottawa area see the odd catch of the American eel...but the hub and concern for these eels is on the Ottawa River....doubt they've lost their way. <in the mind of an eel> Don't make your problem, my problem mang.