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  1. hey I know that spot

     

    good on your buddy get them

     

    what is a pickerel rig

    I use worm harnesses myself

     

    I think everyone knows that spot, they just don't know it..

     

    What ever you want call this thing..

    http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=330524241293+&clk_rvr_id=243622666752

    Great report......looks like your bud had a good time and you had time to relax. :D

     

    The easy way to tell a white bass from a white perch is to pull on the spiny dorsal fin. If the soft dorsal follows, then you have a perch, if not, it's a bass. Also, the white bass has 6-to 10 horizontal black lines on its sides.

     

    I guess it was a white perch, cuz I didn't see any black lines down the side. Pure silver.

  2. I have a nasty head cold, so I told my fishing partner if it was raining, not to come this morning.

     

    Woke up at 4:30, no rain. Great. Pack the boat, get it hitched to the car. Then the rain starts.

     

    Ah well, that's why they invented Tylinol right.

     

    We're in the water for 5:30, and fishing by 6.

     

    My fishing partner was on fire today. By 10 he boated 2 pickerel, 1 SMB, 1 Pike, and a dozen smaller guys. I think we might have caught a white bass? See below, and let me know what you think..

    WhiteBass.jpg

     

    Me on the other hand, I was the guide for the day, and between that, my head cold, and the wind and rain, all I managed was a stupid little goby..

    Goby.jpg

     

    Here's my fishing partners catches.. The bass and pike lived to swim another day. The pickerel are for dinner tonight. And the gobies.. Well, they didn't fair so well.

     

    Walleye.jpg

     

    Pike.jpg

     

    2.jpg

     

    All the fish where caught in 10' of water, trolling a pickerel rig a 2km/hr.

     

    Now I'm going to curl up under some blankets on the couch with a bottle of Vodka, and a box of Tylinol Cold and watch Hookin up with Mariko on ROD...

  3. One of the parts motors for the Evenrude is a running engine. Just needs a new gear in the bottom end, other then that, it's a mint condition unit. Brand new prop, not a scratch on it.

     

    Definitely worth something. That's why I pegged it at a grand.

     

    This is my motor, essentially, on kijiji with out a parts motors.

     

    http://barrie.kijiji.ca/c-cars-vehicles-boats-watercraft-parts-trailers-accessories-25-HP-electric-start-outboard-has-cable-as-well-as-hand-controls-W0QQAdIdZ291334687

  4. I currently own 4 outboard motors. 2 in great working order, and 2 for parts.

     

    One is a 89 15hp merc that came with my boat. The other is a 81 25Hp Evenrude. The parts motors are both for the Evenrude.

     

    The merc hasn't been used since I got the evenrude 2 years ago.

     

    I'm thinking about selling all the motors, and getting a newer, more economical motor.

     

    The 25 is hard on gas, and pollutes the water to much. The 15 is good on gas, and clean, but doesn't push my boat fast enough when loaded up.

     

    Is it true that boating equipment (like engines) sell for less in the fall, and more expensive in the spring?

     

    I was thinking about picking up a late 90's, early 2000's 20hp tiller at the end of this year. Then next spring putting my old outboards up for sale.

     

    What do you guys think? Is if worth waiting to sell them still the spring for a few extra dollars, or should I just put them up for sale now?

     

     

    I was thinking $1000 for the 25hp Evenrude with the 2 parts motors, and $600 for the Merc. Do those prices seem about right.

     

    There a 25hp evenrude, same year and model as mine on Kijiji right now for $800 w/ no parts motors.. (edit..)

  5. Personally, I wouldn't be jumping all over this guy. Camera angles can be very deceiving.

     

    This week I was out on Simcoe with 2 customers from work. It got really! choppy, so I had to head in. When i got the boat on shore, I was very very very happy that my feet where on asphalt. So I took quick video of the waves.. I showed my wife, and the basically called me a Pu....sy. Mean time, I was inches from being swamped in my 14' tinner..

     

    You really would have had to be there to judge this guy. For all we know, that was a 4 to 500 meter shot. No problem for a experienced shooter. As for his daughter. That's the kind of hunt I would bring a young child on.. You don't want to bring them ona deep woods bush whack where their going to get destroyed by bugs, and be traumatized for life..

     

    What do I know... I'm not a moose hunter.

  6. Interesting thread.

     

    I've slept out in the open, just me in my duck hunting camo, a bag of decoys, my sleeping bag, and my shot gun. Not to worried about getting trouble.

     

    At home, every gun I own, pellet, BB, and the real ones, are all locked up, all the time.

     

    However, at the cottage, the pellet gun is displayed on a gun rack above the fire place. 620fps too.

     

    Try to tell my 80 year old grandparents to take it down. Aint gunna happen.

  7. Go to your local jobber and buy an Interstate Deep Cycle.

     

    http://www.interstatebatteries.com/cs_estore/DealerLocator/Default.aspx

     

    Looks like "Battery Battery" is the only dealer in North Bay! 245 Mattawa Street

     

    Thanks.. I live in Barrie though.

     

    I called Total battery, and they sell the interstate battery, just with a different name.. I guess they're all made by Johnson controls, acording to the guy I talked to. Their batteries are suposedly the exact same as the interstate, they just have the Total Battery name on them. (as Fisherman said above)

     

    Their largest battery was $111.11. $30 buck cheaper then crappy tire.

  8. Well, I took it to Canadian Tire on my lunch for a load test. The results said it was an "unstable" battery. The guy said it's pooched.

     

    So my next question:

     

    Does brand matter with batteries?

     

    This one was a Nautilus. I didn't realize it, but it was built May 07, so it was pushing 4.5 years old. I guess I got more use out of it then I thought..

     

    I know BPS carries some, so does Walmart.

  9. I used to be able to easily get a weekend of use out of my electric trolling motor. It's a 36lb with a big deep cycle battery.

     

    This year, I can only get about half a day. The usage I can get between charges has been drastically reduced.

     

    I charged it up last fall before I put it away. Stored in my basement, on a peace of wood. The battery is 3 years old, and stored the same way each winter. It's been fine every spring, except this year.

     

    I don't know if my battery is messes up, or if my motor needs some work. I thought maybe my motor is drawing to much from the battery?

     

    The fluid is over the top of the plates in the battery. And it takes a charge no problem. It just doesn't last.

  10. X2 for French river. Great sites.

     

    Also. 6-mile Lake PP, you can rent boats from the Marina around the corner.

     

    I have stayed at Balsam lake before, and when I was there, they did have rental boats. 14' with a 15hp (that ran like crap). Not sure if they still have them available though, this was about 6 years ago.

  11. I was raised in Wingham, and fished the river my whole life.

     

    Never near Goderich though. There are lots of dams on the river, and if your willing to do a little research like Cookslav suggested, you'll be able to find some holes.

     

    One of my favourite summer traditions was to drift the river in a canoe from the Belgrave area down to Wingham. Lots of holes to stop at on the way.

     

    Lots of bass, and surprisingly large pike. Tons of carp too, if your into that.

     

    Spinner baits and crawfish where the choice baits back then, 10+ years ago.

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