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I know I'm a relentless pimp We are looking for volunteers to join the outfit if you have the time to spare and feel like making a difference we want you. Here is a link to the public site peruse at your leisure and decide if this is for you http://www.towarf.com/index.html By the way we are now offering Boat Safety courtesy checks for freee in the Oakville area!!!!!! Cheers Peter

NICE!!!!!!

YES!!!!! there not trying hard enough in the water

Very good point Even the crackable chemical lights are great dont need batteries just tie it off on the life jacket somewhere Strobes are very effective and can be seen from a very great distance Thanks for posting this Peter

Tap water!!!!!!

Fish Alarms bwahhhaahahahahahahahahaha

Not to take away from the discussion at all but this is not about laws this is about self preservation and CDF (if you dont know what CDF is pm me ill tell you. Youll come out of the water 2 ways 1. you will fish another day 2. youll make good worm food

The pearl white

August 13, 2007 The Hamilton Spectator (Aug 13, 2007) Police have identified a 49-year-old Hamilton boater who was pulled from the waters of Lake Ontario Saturday afternoon. The body of Gyula Pall was spotted around 4 p.m. by a search and rescue helicopter about half a kilometre from his empty boat, running in waters about 16 kilometres from Fifty Point Marina. The search was launched after a passing boater spotted Pall's empty 18- foot Bow Rider about two hours earlier. Hamilton police said Pall had left Bronte Harbour to go fishing Saturday about 5 a.m. Acting Staff Sergeant Steve Kovach described him as "a good swimmer and avid boater." While the lake was calm when his body was recovered, there were reports of heavy swells earlier in the day. Kovach added the victim was not wearing a life jacket and urged anyone travelling on the water to wear one. "You may not think so, but it's going to save your life," he said. While drownings have been declining nationally, Ontario has been showing a slight increase according to data released recently by the Life Saving Society of Canada. This month has been particularly deadly, with nine drownings across Canada -- including two Hamilton children -- during the August long weekend, up from eight in 2006.

Okay Boys and Girls I dont know how many of you are aware but a tragity took place on the weekend Im not going to go into details but here is the long and short of it A man drowned while enjoying a great Canadian pastime on Saturday a call went out that a boat had been reported adrift in Lake Ontario(12 Miles Out off Bronte). This means no Occupant!!!!! boat was under power when discovered. The occupant was discovered a few hours later no life jacket and floating. People if you are out on the Lake solo wear a life jacket and run a tether to your kill switch there is a good chance this could of turned out different if these 2 simple things were done!!!!!!!!! The water was cold 62 degrees not alot of chance to survive if you have to worry about floating as well. Rest in Peace friend!!!!!! My condolences to family and friends

YOU SHOULD HAVE FORMAL TRAINING AND AN EXAM BOTH WRITTEN AND PRACTICLE THERE IS AN ALARMING RISE IN PUTZS THIS YEAR

I think it has to do with warmer water I see it every year it is probably some kind of virus they seem to bounce back from it once the water starts to turn again my 2 cents

Thanks alll kind of a heavy weight but im good to go and proud to do my part Peter

Acting Captain Canadian Coast Gaurd Auxillary

TWO THUMBS UP ON THIS ONE

Im sure you were just Red Flagged for that comment by Homeland Security

Canada. Port Credit Boat Show to be largest ever http://www.portcreditboatshow.ca/content/view/18/ Only show on the lake with New & Used, Power and Sail Boats 17th Year Running - AUGUST 24, 25, & 26, 2007 Admission $8.00 (Children under 15 free) & Seniors $5.00 Weekend Pass $15.00 WHERE? - The PortCreditHarbourMarina, with Toronto only 15 minutes east and Oakville 10 minutes west, we are in one of Canada's largest, full service marine facilities, the BOATING SUPER CENTRE. WHEN? - Friday August 24, 10 am 'til 7 pm, Saturday 25, 10 am 'til 6 pm and Sunday 26, 10 am 'til 5 pm WHO? - The Canadian Coast Guard, Peel Police Marine Unit, Sailing and Power Schools, Port Credit Sail & Power Squadron, Surveyors, Charter Companies, Financial Advisors, Marine Insurance Companies, Canadian Hydrographics, Canvas, Magazines, and Marine Equipment vendors such as "The Store" Mason's Chandlery with great boat show specials. BOATS - Over 100 boats, 80 in water, our largest show ever! Boat Brokers and Dealers for new powerboats and sailboats as well as gently used power and sail, large and small! Sailboat Brokers - Anchor Yachts with Beneteau, Angus Yachts with Hunter and JeaneauYachts, Swans Yachts with Catalina, C&C, & Tartan, Pat Sturgeon Yachts with J's and Hansa's, and South Shore Yachts with Bavaria and 1st time in Canada - North Lakes Yachts showing a Delphia 37 to-date. Powerboat Brokers - Angus Yachts with Cruisers and Mainship Trawlers, Clift's Marine Sales with gently used boats, Skyline with Searay and Crates Marine showing Carver for the 1st time at our show And more to come, check our web site! SHOW FEATURES - Speakers Theatre: Doug & Brenda Dawson will be available throughout the show at our Speakers Theatre featuring some interesting topics! Once again, Dusty Miller & Tony Reynolds will be doing Power Boat Handling Demonstrations on the water! We are lining up more speakers, please check our web site for updates! There will also be the opportunity to write your Operators exam for the Pleasure Craft Operators Card right at the show! The refreshment tent and food vendors will be stocked and ready to go! Southside Shuffle Jazz & Blues band previews Saturday & Sunday afternoons. Lori Mason Show Manager says "This is a boat show for boaters by boaters. We try to bring everyone together that has something to do with the boating community and have a good time at the end of the summer. Meet new and old friends, talk boats, look at boats, buy boats and boating related products, what else could be better than simple messing about in boats!" FOR MORE INFORMATION: Call Lori Mason at 905-278-7005, fax 905-278-5758, e-mail [email protected] This email address is being protected from spam bots, you need Javascript enabled to view it or check our web site www.portcreditboatshow.ca

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Mike as for pictures the snapshot is in the melon and the proof is on the trophy Hey GCD im from Southern Ontario not quite near enough to you, so my eyes are spaced further apart on my face as for little lures, Hell thats what i hang the cannon ball on, the downrigger is just a rod holder

Yeah like Percher said leave the bobbers and perch gear at home no Barbie combos...you can bring your tweety suit though your kinda cute in that and remeber on the Lake no one can hear you scream!!!!!! Peter

If your on a nav. waterway at night or dusk you need lights

Hey Tweety I hear your coming out to play with the big boys. leave the barbie rod at home dude I dont think your ready for this percher seems to think so Looking forward to seeing your ugly face again these are not rock bass and lazy Quinte walleye buddy you better start lifting weights now cause your gonna feel the burn. See ya in a couple of weeks Peter P.S dont forget to bring your personel lubricant of choice.... oh im sorry didnt Percher tell you what the new guy has to do

VERY VERY NICE!!!!!!!! :clapping: :clapping:

Welcome!!!!!

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