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wormdunker

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  1. Hey Tom, I've been there! Water supplies, drain, trap, the whole nine yards! Not being a smart ass, if 1973 original, probably a bathroom reno is the way to go. All depends on budget. If bath renovation is going to cut into fishing gear budget - I'd wash my hands in a 5 gallon pail! LOL!

  2. If it's a small bathroom vanity it would be rather inexpensive to buy a new countertop. Remove your taps, unscrew the old vanity top from inside the cabinet. Pretty simple job if you are handy with some basic carpentry tools.

  3. Thanx hirk. I'm leaning towards a closed deck with a small cuddy just to have extra storage space for jackets, rain suits, even a porta potti . PM me the info on the Islander please. There's a 22' Offshore for sale but up in Earlton which is an 8 hour drive for me.

  4. I bought my first set of winter tires (Hankooks) in early December, just switched over to my all season tires last Wednesday. Woke up today to 4" of new snow. Doesn't matter, I don't plan on going out today. It's all gonna melt on Wednesday +6 C.

  5. Yup a place for everything! With the not so nice fishing weather I spent a full day & 1/2 organizing my gear. I have a rather large cupboard for all my trays, extra reels, line, insect repellant, fish scent etc. If I hadn't used it in 3 or 4 years that stuff goes into a clear plastic tote, then up into my loft. Then I reorganized all my trays (about 20). Rapala stick baits in 1, mepps spinners in another, Williams wablers in one, Live Target in one & so on. 6 rods in a rack mounted in the ceiling, 8 other rods in another ceiling rack. I own 14 rods & refuse to purchase more. I don't care about the wonderful new rods they have out to lure in fisherman. What am I gonna do? - leave my old favourites at home?? Nope! I have 3 older favourite rods that go in the boat at all times. 1 is about 35 years old, a 6' Browning paired with a Cardinal 3 - has caught everything from perch, bass, pike, a 7 lb walleye & a 48" Musky. It goes in the boat & I use it on a regular basis. Then I got to the shelf which stores my fishing lines. 22 spools from 2 lb - 30 lb braid. Found some older ones dating back to 2007. I filed them in the recycle bin. I'm not opposed to keeping line dated 3 or 4 years ago as long as it was store in a cool dark place such as my tackle cupboard. After organizing my tackle, I started checking my outdoor clothing. I tucked away my snowmobile boots, checked jackets & rain gear for wear & tear. This closet is 12' long. Last inventory, I have 31 jackets, hoodies, winter parkas, floater suit etc. Not buying any more! We presently have 4" of new snow so I've been pulling down 1 rod at a time - cleaning, lube reels, checking line.

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