jbailey

howdy all

so i am currently in the process of trying to purchase a new fish finder but I don't even know where to begin! I have been trying to do some research but I am not becoming any more decisive. If you had a budget of lets say roughly a grand what would you buy? What features would you say are essential? I am so overwhelmed with all the options thanks in advance for the help!

JB

pretty pathetic to hide behind a computer and talk nasty, nevermind make a new account to do so.

wow 13.50 an inch! I see why you're asking around, but it will def be worth it!

beauty fish

pete doesn't look the same without a massive muskie in his arms!

ah great topic, im heading there for my sisters wedding next april!

i witnessed something similar a few years back on the QEW over the credit river - the cars were stopped but one jerk kept goin scared the deer and it took a leap over the side! I'm pretty sure it landed on the ground and not in the river

roof or "RUFF" ??

haha

so many muskie reporttsss im going thru withdrawl

just gorgeous fish pal! congrats, but you're probably addicted now.. haha

Now we'r talkin! Lacrosse.. a real canadian sport

better believe it!

damn that first one is uggglyy those other 2 are gorgeous tho congrats

i dont know how you do it!

on another note, why do half of you get so worked up especially on a fishing forum write your complaints to the toronto sun or something

or alteast wait till november when we can really see what the teams are like..

Seeing how badly habs fans embarrassed themselves last postseason, flooding the streets after early playoff wins like they had just won the cup, I'd say we are all a little too invested in our teams.

 

It's funny, yet pathetically sad, how everyone in the hockey world wants the leafs to do badly, except Torontarians. Are we really the yankees of hockey? I think everyone is just upset TSN doesn't care about them

because Toronto is much like New York as a city, believing the country revolves around them

meh

GO ROCK!

a real toronto team to cheer for!

meh go habs

nice!

i like the touque - GO HABS!

ahh most of my family lives in Caledonia and they've had their cars stolen multiple times. More recently my cousin had his engine, gas tank and seats stolen out of his boat.

very envious ! congrats pal

CRIME OF THE WEEK

Sometime between Sept. 1 and 3, someone broke into a cottage on Toad Lake near Port Loring, according to Near North Crime Stoppers and the Powassan detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police.

The cottage can be accessed by water only.

Once inside, the culprit or culprits made off with an older .22-calibre rifle, about 500 antique fishing lures, six fishing rods and reels, six tackle boxes, a Hummingbird fish finder, a Shindowa chainsaw, a Daisy BB gun and two mounted fish, a pike and a smallmouth bass.

The value of stolen property is estimated at $4,000.

Anyone with information is asked to call Near North Crime Stoppers at 476-8477.

Maybe he meant small bass and that there were no big ones?

valid point! but are you sure they aren't salmon? haha

5" senkos texas rigged or subsurface crankbaits, then again there are so many choicess!!! i guess what ever I find catches the fish that day haha

nice pic! that things a monster

yea my car was broken into a few times when I lived in oshawa - fortunately at that time i didn't own anything haha

Lock your car doors!!

"Car-hopping" thefts on rise in Durham Region

By ROB LAMBERTI, Toronto Sun

Last Updated: September 8, 2010 3:42pm

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“Car-hopping” — where burglars check for unlocked vehicle doors and then snatch prized items — occurs up to 10 times a day, every day in Durham Region, police said Wednesday.

And it could be cut dramatically by simply locking vehicle doors.

Thieves focus on computer equipment, GPS units, satellite radios, wallets, sports equipment and anything else of value.

The trend hasn’t stopped despite earlier pleas by police to have motorists lock their vehicle doors or put personal property into the trunk, Durham Regional Police Sgt. Nancy Van Rooy said.

“The numbers are high and it is a concern,” she said.

Police said a thief or thieves go through dozens of vehicles within a neighbourhood looking specifically for unlocked vehicles. Car-hopping is a crime of opportunity and it’s rare that a windshield is smashed to gain access into a locked car, police said.

haha thats just sad - i'm sure he does the same thing with pike and muskie lol