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I'm so jealous now.
I never catch anything like that when I'm out there
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sooooooooooo hungry now
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Burds?
Those 2 will happen within seconds.
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Just DLed it on my iPhone.
Not sure how people are truly sincere about sharing their "hotspots" though
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I thought the Terrain was a 4 cylinder.
Comes with either.
That's correct
It's available in 2.4L 4cyl (1,500 lb towing capacity) and a 3.0 6cyl (3,000lb capacity)
We're leaning towards the 4-banger because of its fuel efficiency. And realistically, I would only be towing a tinny or John boat anyway.
I don't get to go fishing enough to justify a nice bass boat.
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A pick-up isn't a viable option for us - we're leaning towards a crossover or SUV.
Wife also prefers something brand new - that way if anything goes wrong - its MY fault and nobody else to blame
Any thoughts on the 2012 GMC Terrain?
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Just wondering what car, SUV, van or truck you folks use to haul your boat, trailer, etc.
I'm looking to step up from the little Mazda and get into something a little larger (growing family) and with more balls (excuse my language)
Ultimately, my next vehicle is going to be the Daily Driver / grocery getter / kid hauler / weekend warrior
Eventually, I would like to see myself with a nice little bass boat (or at least a tinny) in the near future
Thanks in Advance
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Thanks for the ideas so far.
I like the scavenger hunt idea.
My take on this little trip is to get them away from their everyday norm. Whether its the video games or TV (which I'm certain they will get to in the evening - but I'm just hoping to limit) and I don't mind the random play activity (which will be inevitable anyway). But our hope was to bring something new to the table - something they will remember as being fun at "the cottage".
My co-worker suggested shooting off some fireworks (roman candles or what not) at night over the water.
Not sure what the rules are about it, though.
Just trying to create "memories"
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Hey folks
I was hoping some of you can help me come up with some ideason how to keep kids occupied at the cottage.
My entire family (my family, brothers’ families and ourparents) are going to spend a few nights at a friends’ cottage soon. Ideally, we want the little ones (girl 5, boy 7, & boy 9 years of age) to avoid the Nintendo DS playing, DVD watching, and internet surfinghabits of city life.
Obviously, a little fishing, boating and swimming is in theplans, along with a campfire to keep (me) happy. But how do we keep the kids occupied? How can we get the kids to look forward tothe next day?
I’ve picked up a few items such as glow wands and braceletsand what not, along with some sparklers (firework), and some campfire / BBQrods for cooking s’mores and whatnot.
But what else can keep these kids entertained? But yet –keeping them “unplugged”
Thanks in Advance
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I'm proud to say I did my intro back in September last year.
Unfortunately, I dont have much to contribute - but I come on here looking for great info and tips
Still surprised how many people here drive Mazda 3's LOL
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Also - have you seen the movie "Just Go With It"? There's a scene where Jenifer Aniston and Nicole Kidmans characters start battling each other.
Anyways, the tie-breaker was a couples game where the coupe had to move a coconut from the floor up to their lips without using their hands.
I would suggest using a balloon instead of a coconut though
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They do minnow races up here. 6 or 8 pvc troughs and a starting gate which holds back the minnows before the race starts. Lift the gate and whoever picks the minnow that makes it to the far end of the trough first wins. Lots of laughs, great fun and a good moneymaker.
This is actually really fun.
$5/ entry - winner splits pot with te stag an Doe
Especially when the crowd starts side bets and the trash talking comes in.
We let the kids take the gold fish home afterwards
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Slightly off topic - but has anyone tried usin these to power a 30lb MinnKota trolling motor?
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OK, now im confusedIs this charger ok to use on a deep cycle?
Brand Name - MotoMaster
Use - Basic
Technology - Intelligent
Type - Compact
Applications - Auto, Marine, RV, Farm, Powersports, Utility
Modes - Auto
Charge Rates - 2A
Battery Type - 12V, Lead-Acid, Gel, AGM, Deep Cycle
Reverse Hookup Protection - Yes
Float Mode Monitoring - Yes
Short Circuit Protection - No
Timer Function - No
Battery Desulphation - No
Water Resistant - No
Battery Tester - NoAlternator Tester - No
Built-in intelligent microprocessor makes charging faster, easier and safer
Ideal for charging small batteries and maintaining car and truck batteries
Fully automatic, multi-stage charging provides a faster, more thorough battery charge
Suitable for all types of 12V lead-acid batteries, including gel cell and AGM
Automatically switches from full charge to maintenance mode to maintain batteries during prolonged periods of storage without overcharging or damaging the battery
Choose from 3 connection options - standard clamps, ring terminal connectors or 12V accessory plug
Built in mounting tabs for optional permanent installation
LED indicators provide charge status and reverse polarity
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Make sure your tent isn't at the end of a slope, or the water run off will soak you. My uncle use to put cardboard under his tent and dig a little trench around it in case it ever rained.
I guess the cardboard can act as a little extra cushion too LOL
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Grabbed one today.
There were about 6 left at the Rylander location as of noon today
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Yup - Sibbald's Point
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The "smart" eliminator charger is on sale at CT tomorrow for 20.00. At least in north bay.
I just bouught a quaker state, have used it for about 7 hrs on my Minnkota 30lbs and so far still have full power. I was told to nearly kill the battery before charging it... But I'm going to read Roys link before I take further advice from acquaintances
is this the one?
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PICTURES?!!??!
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Congrats!
I have my second due in November
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It is a sign.. Use a big black and white lure.. That'll be the ticket!
LOL
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Thanks for posting!
By any chance did any of those muskies have a spinnerbait stuck in her? LOL
I was at Pigeon on Sunday and 2 spinners fell victim
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I vote for Thule.
the crossbars are available in different lengths (48" 50" and 60" IIRC).
Keep in mind though, the widest part of the canoe is not necessarily where the canoe will be resting on the bars, as it flares out and tapers in
Also - what is the weight of this boat?
I'm sure a proper rack can hold and support the load, but (Now, I don't mean to insult you by any means) will you be able to left it that high?
You may want to look into a hitch and trailer
edit - I would look into a hitch & trailer especially if you're looking into getting a gas motor
Basspro
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I find they are awesome when my kids (6yo and 6mo) are with me.
But ignore me when I'm alone