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33 fish was the combined total after 10 hours on the water. I ask about technique as I spent all day twitching, dragging, popin' and it all seemed to work....( was it just my luck that day) One fish hooked itself when I was eating a sandwich with the rod just dangling off the side of the boat, the tube was a foot underwater inches away from the boat.

Lest few week I had a chance to hit Erie and Simcoe in search of some bronze. This was one of the my first times using tubes. They would not hit the green but he champagne produced quite well. My friend threw the tackle box at them but I still managed to outfish him 5:1. Nothing as spectacular as the stuff you guys post but still a great day of fishing for me with 33 SM/LM landed. Back to the tubes; how do you fish them? is there a wrong way? what type of set up have you found works well for you. thanx for the advice

if it is any help..... lebaron has 50lb traxxis for 299. comes with the maximizer and variable speed control. I use it on my small 16 ft for trolling and easily get 6 hours of continuous use on 2 24's

how does the fuse look? should have popped if you were pulling enough amps to toast to motor. look at it this way....... you now have a perfect new battery just waiting for a new troller!

I'd guess 90's I remember the stuff from CT.

Shady Akers is 15$ and has live bait

After reading this I went into the kitchen and made 3 ice cubes 1. water + sugar 2. water + salt 3. just water after 24 hours I took out the tray and started my timer. first to melt was water + salt at 45min water and sugar took 1 hour to melt after 1 hour and 15 min the ice cube with just water still had a little pebble of ice floating around in it. conclusion: Beer is cold enough with simple ice and it will be cold longer then with other ice mixtures.

making the parts would be the easy task. finishing it to make it look that nice will triple the price. hours upon hours of de-burring, polishing, plating/anodizing/masking installation. .........only to find out that some tolerances are out by a few microns. does that not look like a car rim?

Sorry for the double entendre, I had a case of drunk posting yesterday.

Hit the lower end. that's all I needed to hear What do you think, work the southern bays?

so you ever work the couch or not?

Got a great offer to spend this weekend at a cottage on the island. Although I think she is just using me for a ride to the island I'm determined to come back smelling of fish one way or the other! I understand the landscape but the couch is new to me. Any pointers?

2009 eh! That must hurt. you need adventure. a weekemd of debauchery.

looking a longpoint, might make it into a overnight trip. looks like I'll be solo.... open spot if anyone is interested in hooking up.

Canada Composits is a great source. located near dixie and the 401

in my first boat on the first day out within the first hour and never since

I just had a stroke of genius I can make a floating perch bag out of my old net. All I'll need is a foam pool snake!

Rogers sales reps are real nice. some of them are quite good looking but once you sign... out comes grunhilda with a broom aimed at your ars .....just pray she spits on it first

I'll preface this by saying that I've never owned a new boat motor. I ran track and supermoto bikes, owned several new 2 and 4 stroke motorcycles. In 2 strokes you want a few heat cycles to seat the rings On the other hand seating the valves is what became critical with the 4 strokes. In many jap bikes you have Ti valves slapping Al ports. I had 1 major blow up on a yz450. 1 of the 5 valves shattered on one of the first times out. Take it easy the fist few times, go for long rides and swap out any fluids just to be safe. If nothing weird comes out with the oil you can start having some fun.

The worst part about a project like this is finishing it! Enjoy the build

Last time I went all the way to Port Colborne to get some minnows. Anyone know of a place on the way? I'm driving from Mississauga.

Am I the only one who misses all the great western movies they used to make.

I thought I'll have to pick up a wormgear bearing for it but I will try the lub job first.

that looks like sweeping, I'm not crazy about housework

That is some nice gear! I had my T3 out a few times this year; casting machine! but could be a bit smoother on the retreive.