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Use it to wrap and protect your boaters card Woodsman ! lol

and a piece of yellow nylon rope for bait.

Lookin spiffy bud! Now what did the previous owner do with the side windows and back curtain/cover? Are there zippers on the top for sides and back? If so he had covers for it.

Dano.. you wanna field this one? Gerritt's got you covered or any other larger capacity spinning reel with some GOOD line on it. Good drag system is key..strong yet smooth to start. For the cost of the trip I wouldn't be to skimpy on equipment.

Looks like it's been flagged and suspended in Bodapest ! Please edit your post to remove the link before it gets someone in trouble ! Note that Cabela's true website is www.cabelas.com ... not Cabelastore

What I figured too... but for some reason it comes up on an OLD Nov/06 link of Steve and I yakin

Na.. for now my customers will have to stop at Fannies, on their way up, for that portion of their charter !

What do we need to wake up to... I've been in the boat and read the smart craft gauges ! Wasn't quite there in early October... but of course the season wasn't over yet either ! 60 to 70 hours a week from May to Dec.. Don't need to live in Florida!

You'd have to build something Mike !

I was already pre-heating the plane for Nipigon... I can go North instead of N/W ! lol

No.. I think he went by GOD !

They'll work fine Glen... my prop wash holder...

Is that a Virgin Merc Dan? We all know Evinrudes are already broken in...

GOOD.. now you don't need to borrow mine! LOL "Striper Tackle" ?? Do they sell that on Vinden St in Midland?

Probably Bernie... my F150's amongst them. Backwards to what I always was taught and believe in for a hard working vehicle.

I was just browsing around Google Earth as matter of fact. Noted how clear of passes they've made along the North shore of Lake Ontario. I can read the A/C unit model number off the Nuclear plant roof at Darlington! LOL Nice creek just west of it that's probably loaded with phish. A few more over from there.. Nice and clear on the Nottawasga coast line as well.... think I can see the fish in the ladder on the Beaver! Now just wish they'd do some more passes for clarity where I really need them.. like my land up North so I can sever it on my computer in advance... before paying a surveyor to do it officially.

Only way they can get the revs up is to keep the oil THIN!

I know my 5HP Honda specs out 10W30 as I read the label on it this afternoon while checking on my motorhome for any wintering issues.

You know Bernie.. the funny thing is the Esso XD3 bottle actually specs out it's uses for Diesel engines.. as when I grabbed all the supplies for doing the top/bottom oil changes on my Mercs.. I found this is what I was given for my 9.9 kicker. So I grabbed my merc booklet and it shows 10W30 for ALL temps and 25W-40 for everything above 4*C... so 15W40 should be just fine for the season and it meets the specs in the booklet. I'll change it to 10W30 before I start my late fall fishing. though I think. Also my 25HP is pushing a Steel work boat... so the 40 weight is probably a good idea...although something in the 10W or 5W would be better on them COLD days.

DANG Pete.. I lied to you. Just pulled my service reports for the past 3 years and it's been getting 15W40 at each oil change. It's all Temagami Marine uses in the smaller stuff. Like I said.. no issues, but maybe I'll supply my own 2 litres of oil this fall when I have them rack the boat.

No starting or running issues Pete.. even in the snow ! If you're really gonna extend your season into the late fall 5w might be worth a drain and fill at that time.. and the few hours you put on then will leave the oil good for 2009 season.

I run 10w30 in my 25 Honda from the time it goes in at ice out 'till it gets pulled out in late October.

Hey... don't be wrappin us all up in "you all" !

Thanks... a lot of folks need to get fishin... me included ! DANG>....looks like I can launch at Cedar point and troll most of the way to the sound.. guess I'd better get my butt in gear... Parry Sound Harbour looks ice free as well...