SirCranksalot

? Still 40 mm in forecast foe 'da Beach'.

A lockout is the same as a strike??? Oh, wow. I think I just fell down the rabbit hole!!

nah---never mind. Why add fuel to the fire!

And, while we are at it, let's start another thread on whether the earth is flat or round, and another one on whether the earth is billions of years old or just several thousand.

I an relate to that. I thought I made a mistake 1 time last year, but I was wrong!

That's gotta be some kind of bad April fools joke---a few months too late, just like the Leafs!!.

Here's one of mine from 2 years ago near the Pickerel R.

No all bad news. All the rain might trigger a salmon run on some of the rivers and creeks.

Does anyone know the effect on older motors, 1997 for eg.? Apart from gunking up the carb in the off-season, what negative effects does ethanol have when running the engine?

Yeah, well, what I posted above is directly quoted from their official website---'nuff sed?

My understanding is that PetroCan uses ethanol as an octane booster in its Ultra 94 gas-----the bums!

Apparently not true. My understanding is that PetroCan Ultra 94 has ethanol. From their website: Ethanol-blended gasoline Ethanol-blended gasoline is a fuel that typically contains up to 10% ethanol in unleaded gasoline. We use ethanol in our gasoline where legislation requires its use and where conditions warrant. The Federal Government has regulated that motor gasoline sold in Canada after Sept. 1, 2010 must contain an annual pool average of 5% ethanol. Different provincial mandates also exist, some with higher ethanol pool requirements. Because of these mandates, most grades of Petro-Canada fuel may now contain up to 10% ethanol. This represents a change from the previous state, where premium fuel was ethanol-free at Petro-Canada. To find out if ethanol-blended gasoline is sold at a station look for the yellow labels in the pump area indicating that the fuel may contain a maximum of 10% ethanol.

Yes, it's just East of 'town', but you have to pay on weekends.

Yes, just pretend you're fishing for bass!! I caught a really big one trolling a small Big "O" a couple of years ago. I really was fishing for bass.

Yup!

Closer to home, Killbear has most of what you want---fish near Dillon's Cove, but a bit short on wildlife(moose, bear).

Now there's a guy who knows how to cook(and eat) trout. And you're right about the skin when cooked too.

Isn't that the same one they caught on L of the Woods???

Those were grizzlies. We're talking about black bears here.

A friend and I saw 1 beside the hwy N-W of Deep River a few years ago. It was a cat, too big for a lynx. Didn't get a chance to examine it for claws, though. So could be an escapee!?

Amen!!

Canoe! Canoe! Canoe!

Stoty, that's what I meant when I mentioned Otter.

If there are none on W'koon, then there's some on Otter, which is really part of the same lake(access thru narrow channel).

Because that rant was worthy of John Cleese!! I can just picture you/him twhacking a dead trout/salmon/char down on the counter and shouting THIS TROUT HAS EXPIRED. THIS IS A DEAD TROUT!! On a more serious note, our local Loblaws recently had rainbow for 1 price and 'steelhead' for a higher price(No mention of Norway though).