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  1. We've been going to the bait station every weekend. Nearly 1000 photos have been taken. This week was unique though. Our first "non-bear" visitors. A family of coons. A few fishers, or at least what I think are fishers. Maybe they are martin, or weasel?? Keep in mind that that is a 45 gallon drum. In the one pic there is a fisher on the ground, and another in the drum with his tail hanging out.

     

    We also had our first bear on bear encounter caught on camera. Very cool.

     

    The weekend after next we'll try our luck. Been shooting the bow every day.

     

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  2. First baby is due Sept 3rd. It's been busy getting ready for that. So this year, I've only made it out maybe 12 times in the soft water season.

     

    Hardwater, I didn't miss a weekend.

     

    As for how long? I was raised in Pickle Lake. I didn't eat baby food, to expensive. My mom feed me mashed pickerel and pike that my dad would catch daily in the river in our back yard after work. Been fishing my entire life.

     

    Like you, I don't have the time or money to get in to various different species of fish. Been fishing Pickerel, Bass, Pike, Whitefish and Pan fish, and am happy with that for now.

  3. Adventure fishing maps might have that lake mapped out. They are not the best maps. But they show access points, and rough depths / structure. Most of they have the local bait shops listed too.

     

    A good last resort option.

     

    How you doing Alex? Getting geared up for Hockey season?

  4. I always unhook everything and tie the rope that is on the bow to the back of the trailer and then launch and the boat comes too shore when I pull the trailer out.... I sure get some looks from people until they realize the boat is tied to the trailer, lol

     

     

    X2.. But I run a VW Golf, and 14' tinner. So I don't mind running the boat up onto shore. I wouldn't be doing that at a concrete launch with a fancy fishing boat.

  5. If you are buying private you do not pay tax. Once tax man gets wind that you have registered a boat, they will inquire as to how much you paid, and will come after you for the tax. If you do not have a receipt, they will come and inspect the boat, and charge you whatever they think it's worth (basically).

     

    So as mentioned before, keep your receipts.

     

    Make sure you get the ownership for the trailer, and a bill of sale so you can get it put in your name.

     

    The Bill of sale should include details about the boat, motor and trailer. (boat make + model, motor make + model, trailer make+model, etc..)

     

    If the bill just says "bought a boat, motor and trailer for $xx" then people at the DMV might throw it out. That's what they tried to do to me. They need specidics acording the woman I talked talked to.

     

    As far as the other details, I can't really help. I havn't bought a boat worth more then $1000...

  6. Sorry to hear about the loss of you bud Wayne. Sure looked like a beautiful dog.

     

    The story that you posted from Wild Bill sums up what many of us feel about our pets.

     

    I vividly remember the first time/place I took my dog fishing. She got so excited when I got a fish on the line! I never would have thought a dog would act like that. I was shore fishing the Coldwater river, and as soon as my rod bent over, she started to freak out. Sprinting back and forth along the shore line, and eventually jumping in the water after the fish.

     

    I'm sure you have several fond memories as well.

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