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Jen's strength is as the strength of ten, Because her heart is pure. and you can rant all you want. I ranted to when i went through a very similar situation years ago. we are here for you and if you need any thing I ore your OFC family will do what ever they can to help. Glad to hear that Jen is Cancer free Hope Leah feels better soon, Say Hi to her for me I could always get Shorty to head down there to share again lol May make here feel better JJ

look for weed beads near a drop off. ore head to the five fingers if that's the area you are heading

Terry said:こんにちはクリフ 私は助けることができない。 私は日本の単語を話すことはありません translated Hi CliffI can not help.I can not speak a word of Japanese

according to the t.v shows i saw, he would have smelt a Sasquatch well before got close to him. They stink

were is this being held ??

some time ago My niece and nephew were fishing on the dock, when some guy and his friend trolled the end of the dock tell the kids to real up there lings so the did. He did this a few time's, when i went out to the dock he went by and made a stupid face at me, Then yells at me (not gonna repeat) so i took my fishing rod with spider wire on it and caste out behind him, I got 2 new fishing lures out of the deal and almost a new to me rod. The next day he came back i do not believe this again with the kids and 6' from the dock i could jump in his boat. down on the dock i send the kids off and wait with my cous beside me, well i guess he had bigger cahounas then brains smiling and beaking off at me 10' away thinking he was safe i tossed my grappling hook into his 14' tiny with a 20hp and my cous pulled him in to the dock there faces dropped motor revving and not going no were.WE had a few words and well let the boat go and told them to have a good day fishing. to this day i have wet to see him again

i agree with Joey do it and don't say anything, i do not think anybody would say anything about it you are saving the fish. we must do all we can to save the fishing for our younger generations

Hi i live in Sudbury as well. with a boat like that you may want to try Wanapitei lake. I know there are launches but not sure were the all are, but i do know of the one at Rockey's but that's a drive. I will ask a friend were to go a launch since he fishes that lake. There is also the Vermilion river and lake,whitewater out in azilda. good luck .

that's a great report I'm jealous wish it was me out there but that was a great release you did there

Went to my sisters for the weekend to spend time with the family and do some fishing. caught 5 pike and what i think was a silver bass and a pickerel. silver bass? spent time with my nieces and nephew's this is 4 of them we had a blast got to take them out fishing and 2 of them caught there first fish and were the ever excited the one on the end in shorts caught his first pike and the girl on the other end caught her first fish ever a nice pickerel its always fun being part of it this guy did not catch any but still holding on to dad's fish made him happy

Congratulations Dan & Mis Kelly. And of course your daughter a beautiful baby girl glad every one is doing well. Dan if you bring her out fishing she may bring you and Daniel luck and you may finally catch some fish

Arty there are a few places to go on Ramsey.The board walk at science north, the dock were the put the Cortina boat, the rocks at the launch if you go there wait till after 6, you may get a parking ticket if you go before. there is another spot to i believe its at the end of somerset walk across the trax's and fish of the4 rocks the latter the better for pickerel. If i think of other's i will let you know

its just like getting a car for free if you are not family you pay tax.

The origin of term comes from old boating practices. Before boats had rudders on their centerline, boats were steered by use of a specialized oar. This oar was held by a sailor located towards the stern (back) of the boat. However, like most of the rest of society, there were many more right-handed sailors than left-handed sailors. This meant that the right-handed sailors holding the steering oar (which had been broadened to provide better control) used to stand on the right side of the boat. The word starboard is a corruption of steering board, which in turn came from the old Norse language word st�ri, in the language of the vikings. Similarly, the term for the left side of the boat, port, is derived from the practice of sailors mooring on the left side (i.e., the Portboard side) as to prevent the steering boards from being crushed. Because the words portboard and starboard sounded too similar to be distingued under windy sailing conditions, portboard was shortened to port. The starboad side of most naval vessels the world over is designated the 'senior' side. The officers' gangway or sea ladder is shipped on this side and this side of the quarterdeck is reserved for the captain. The flag or pennant of the ship's captain or senior officer in command is generally hoist on the starboard yard. MODERN EXPLANATION According to the column "The Straight Dope," the steering wheel is on the right side of power boats for mechanical reasons. Boat propellers spin clockwise and the torque on the propeller caused the right side of older model boat hulls to rise out of the water. Boat designers placed the steering wheel on the right so that the weight of the boat's operator would keep the boat even in the water.

welcome to the board and i too had a great time at lakaire

Hey Lew them some nice rocks you got there a hammer will most likely do the job.The only thing is if its soft ground under the rock it will take longer. look for cracks or change in color in the rock that will be a week point like when it goes from grey to black or you can go into the white part be careful its brittle. another option is to dill holes in the rock then use the hammer that works well to to bad you don't live closer i would grab rock drill and take care of that in no time. But these are options that we use when we need to bust rock with out mining tools around we also have this product around here all you have to do is drill some holes and poor this stuff into the holes cap them over night and in the morning its split i can not remember what its called or were we got it last time but i will try and find out and let you know.

Welcome to the board looking forward to you'r post about fishing in Canada Sorry i can't join you in your outing's but i live 4 hr north of Toronto

i have tried that Wane tried down and tried up and still did nothing for me. I' m hopping to get a few ideas to try this weekend. hopping the weather is on my side that is

I'm having problems withe my sonar, Its a humminbird 565 dual beam. When i'm trolling it jumps around in the depth it will go from 28 fow to .8 and stay there sometimes if i reach down and put my hand under the traducer and it comes back. Other times it wont and it stays at .8 fow even if i'm in deep water. I followed the instructions on were to place the transducer Any help on this or if someone else had this problem or still does.

Guess that means I have to climb all them steps as well... sound like a work out glad she decided to go

If Jen does not want to go can i come lol But would it take to get her to go with you how about a challenge? Think that would help? Most girls that are active out doors are competitive.

At lakair since our tournament is for pike and all want the trophy. We target mostly pike to find a good hole. I have been fishing nipp since i was a kid and i to think that the fish are on a down, but i also think that the lake is changing, I do not remember as many weed as there are now there has always been weeds but not as much. so now when i go out i try places that i would not have thought of trying before and that's were i find them

Hey every one it was no problem in cleaning the fish. But lets not forget that i was not alone in that. Thanks Jon for helping out with cleaning all tho's fish greatly appreciated Hope to see you next year.

Hey T.J put a blue barrel in each corner framed in but put some water in them like 1/4 at most this will keep them more stable and by placing them in each corner it will keep the dock stable. We have tried different ways but liked this one the most for when you get in and out of the boat. Being a big guy stability is important to me. Let me know if you need help if you plane on building them at home i may be able to come and help you As for the propane tanks make sure you use pipe cement to seal it up good and tight,another thing is sand blast them or sand them and repaint them with a few coats of paint . The paint that's on them is not that good.