John

Jack Bruce, Eric Clapton, Ginger Baker all legends...

That is pretty good price for indoor storage

Always a tradition in my family. Depending on where it broke determined who's wish came true.

Have a great trip Connie!

it's just another vehicle that the kids discover Raf with an absolute lack of regulation...........They are very inventive at a very early age unfortunately

This is already happening and becoming a problem!

Isn't that kinda what I said..?

Yep you are absolutely right Terry I meant no gas lakes. Not sure if the distinction in the US is the same.. Minnkota and I'm sure other manufacturers also make saltwater electrics too. I have actually seen a high capacity electric perform on a 22' deck boat on a California and Nevada lake and they are quite impressive. Initial and replacement battery cost is high. A lot of those lakes have recharge stations at "marina's" dotted over the lake, for a fee of course.

Take a look here. Lots of pontoon boats run on electrics on no motor lakes especially in the US http://www.minnkotamotors.com/

Dang I recognize that rod....glad you are out having fun Jen

Not sure you will get what you want for $40 per....going rate for custom wood is probably twice that or more.

Very nice clean Muskie, congrat's

They can print pretty much anything Brian. Yes you can see through them but its like having a very dark tint it does reduce visability somewhat. Why not just get the whole vehicle wrapped....about $4500 would cover it....lol

Hey Regan, beauty fish great stuff! As Roy says hope you are marking those way points.....lol.

I would think that anyone with a wide format printer such as a company that does vehicle wraps Brian. They could pretty much print whatever you want. There are quite a few in Barrie..

Samsung.....

It's on mine. Navionics Gold and it's 5 or 6 years old. Was on Leonard Lake last summer with the grandkids. Small easy to navigate but some shoals and boulders that you need to watch out for. Public launch is a nightmare, you need to reverse down a narrow lane maybe 150 metres as there is nowhere to turn around at the bottom. There is a pretty big shoal just out from the launch that you need to give a wide berth. Water is only 3' until you get out a ways. Mainly smallies, but it's stocked with rainbows and the odd walleye. Good luck..

Very smooth Regan, did Goldie write that one for you ...lol.

We find "new" rocks every year in West Bay. As Rich says when the water levels were way down one year we saw rocks that we had run over at 20+MPH previous years. Its an area that deserves lots of respect and when outside of known channels extreme caution is the key...even then the odd encounter is inevitable. Sorry about the lower end.

Peahen....lol

The best and only way to quit for good is to wake up one morning throw away whatever you have left and start a new life. The cravings go away after a few days but the associations take much longer. You have to change your life............change those things that you associate with having a cigarette. My toughest one was weekend mornings in the summer, get up early make a pot of coffee, grab the newspaper and my pack of cigs and head out to the deck... It's not easy, but damn, it's worth it. Do it for your family Brian, tough it out and you will get there.

I would pay attention to what Lew and Andy are saying. It's not what you can see that you need to be concerned about, it's what you can't see....Many of us have "found" rocks and shoals that "were not there" last year... Google is your friend.....

Glad you and Di got home safe. Tough fishing indeed! Hope to see you guys again soon

Nice fish Monique........... :-)

Great stuff Lew, I didn't see one all week never mind hook into one. Did you try Cross Lk yet?