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I used to believe that all season radials were all I needed year round for over 25 years. Then I installed snow tires on the rear of my van five years ago, I was so impressed by the performance I added two more on the front the following winter. Never again will I let over confidence in my driving abilities lead me to believe all seasons are adequate.

Scary, I have one of those cards.

Absolutely outstanding. Amazing skills Maureen and congrats to you John for being fortunate enough to own such a beautiful piece of art work.

Last day for voting folks. Mackenzie is now on page 16 for undergraduates. Many thanks for the support.

Awesome, that's good news Randy.

I'm with Terry, more tools please. Besides who the hell is Dion Phaneuf? But congrats to you Dan. I never win anything....

A timely reminder indeed. I'd been thinking about doing it for a few weeks now but the weather had allowed me to continue filling the bird bath every few days and of course I forgot. Took care of it about 10 minutes ago, thank you.

For what it's worth there is (to the best of my knowledge) a small population of self sustaining Rainbows are in Simcoe from stocking efforts many years ago. Can't seem to find much info on it, however I did find this..... "One of the earliest records of rainbow trout stocking in inland waters of Ontario was in 1918 when 20,000 fish were released in Brough's Creek, a Lake Simcoe tributary, and in Lake Simcoe at the narrows near Atherley, Simcoe Count" From this site.... http://www.mnr.gov.o...ment/226925.pdf Congrats to you and your buddy CPH, not unheard of but quite rare from what I understand.

Good shoot'n Doug, love that you nailed a good one jigging.

That's a lot of hours for one fish Aaron/Gavin but it's a great looking fish.

I still have a few votes left and will use 'em all.

That's funny cause the one on that show from St. Catherines is my old bosses wife, she's brutal, snow or no snow!

Hahahahaha

How bout "Trix" Mike, after all Trix are for kids.....

Ya, all that too.

You'll only see it when you're not logged in Dave.

Trout ponds in Arizona, I never would have imagined.....

An excerpt of what I asked from those considering voting.... Need I say more?

Names, gosh so many options. My brother had a dog named Flair/Flare, always liked it. I read somewhere once (long time ago) that dogs respond well to sharp sounding single syllable (?) names.....

Good looking little girl you picked Mike. Not sure how you all decided, they were all cute.

I wish I could fly cast as well as you paint.

Last minute push for votes (4 days left). Voting ends on December 15th. For those that have voted and continued to vote, many thanks, greatly appreciated. http://crosslites.co...88e53e4af40468b Mackenzie is currently on page 13 in the undergraduate category, you can vote twice a day, again thank you, thank you, thank you.

Perhaps that is their job Roy. At $25.00 a case, nothing but profit.

Sorry Bud, just didn't work out for me last night as no one was here but me and the dog.