Uncle Buck

Sweet

take them ice fishing... that'll teach them ;D

DANG, missed again... come on TJ!!

We rent ours...

D'oh, missed this one... 23 more chances... fingers crossed!!

Good Job Steve!!

Not a Fan and have never watched a whole superbowl game definitely commercial oriented

Hey Mark, have him email his resume to me, i'll keep it on file we are slow right now, but we are expecting work anytime soon... [email protected] VIP Industries Goran

Put Heat Packs into your socks/boots... i've also seen battery operated socks...

Good job Scott!!

We need to tighten security on this site... LOL you are sooo lucky!! Worlds are Colliding Welcome aboard Here's Andrea in Action...

Those jerks... you should get to chuck musky baits at them for justice!!

It's hard work bud, not as glorius as everyone says it is... Long hours, lots of sacrifice, (most being family time) to put roof over their heads and food on the table I work for my Dad and he started the business 25+years ago. I can tell you Dad wasn't around too much. Even though our shop was 100 feet behind the house, he was there most of the time. I now work next to him and can tell you it's no picnic. Weekends, Holidays, etc always come last. Work comes first... Record for me was 37 hours straight and 124 hours in a week. It's a lot more sacrifice then a regular job. Plus when you're starting off it's truely the hardest because you're new, you need to find customers, suppliers etc... It's not all Bad, the Benefits are there though, when times are good, they're good, when times are bad, they're bad. Be Smart, and Work Hard. Good Luck to you

I'm scheduled for surgery on the 21st, i can't make it....

Well that was quick... Good to hear you're getting it back Brian Looks sweet with the lift and bigger tires!!

Great News Kirk!! Congrats...

follow the crowd, fish close ( within reason) to them...

This man should be hung, then tarred and feathered!!! what the heck was he thinkning???

Anyone who works in the Manufacturing Sector knows "what time it is"... With so much work heading overseas, The local Shops just aren't getting the work, and many have closed their doors (not by choice)... Manufacturing is more then 70% cheaper overseas. There are little if any labour laws, benefits, enviromental laws etc... There is such a vast number of people seeking employment, that if one person doesn't want to work for x dollars, then there are 100 more who are willing. I read an autoplant magazine last year, it said that 80% of workers in China make under $500 US a year, only 5% of the workforce made over $20,000. How are you supposed to compete against that? You can't. A man on the shop floor in ontario cost you average $200/day, how many people can they hire overseas for that money? Then on the other hand, Auto Manufacturing Sources are getting the work done overseas at a fraction of the cost as it would be to have it made here, yet the price of Automobiles continue to increase year after year. Why not atleast pass along the savings to the consumer? Overall, It's not right, yet the government does nothing... and you and I the average Joes, are the ones who pay the price. The rich get richer and the poor get poorer

curved blades is what makes it cut easier... any auger that has curved blades will cut easier then a straight blade cutter. i've got a 4.5" and an 8" Fin Bore III... ( both curved blades)

any of you find that it freezes to the ice? just a thought when i was persuing that idea... went with a fishtrap... (sweet deal throught the OFC classifieds)

Pete hit the nail on the head!!!!

Sure puts my little Grunt to Shame... caught this little guy Drift fishing off the coast in Ft. Lauderdale not the rod, kind of like perch fishing with a musky rod

curved blades, make it easier for cutting... Finbore III has curve blades Swedebore has straight blades

Congrats Bud... That's a great way to start of the new year!!!