Dara

no kiddin!!!

I'm guessing a standard and you counted on the parking brake because the tail pipe was under water to launch and when you got out it didn't hold. Either that or it just popped out of gear when you were getting the boat undone. Bummer

Lawyers love that sorta crap

Bellevue park almost downtown has a nice kiddie playground. Nice boardwalk downtown with a decent sized mall across the street. You can walk all the way along the riverfront and go see the locks. Rainbows in the rapids, but its no place for a 3 year old. A drive north of town for 50 miles or better will get you into the best scenery this side of the rockies. Under the bridge at Echo bay can put yuo on a few bass fom shore if you're lucky, and the kids can paddle in the water a few feet away. Across the river to Sault Michigan puts you into an American tourist town if thats what you like. You need passports to get over

I personally wouldn't both with a 4 stroke under 30 hp To me the biggest reason for a 4 stroke is fuel savings. That counts in your 50 and up motors. These little 25's sip it anyway. 20 hp 100:1 Yammie is my call. But at 2500 for the black 25...why not

Thats it...Marg, not Ann. This one was shaped the same and sung just like her. I was a kid in the 60's and my dad was a downhomer so I was forced to watch it.

If she is on the mortgage, she is likely on the deed too. Now ain't the best time to sell in Calgary(I assume) Don't be in a rush. Make the payments and call it an investment for now. They should be splitting the payments, and then since he is living there, he should be paying a fair rent for the place. Kinda offsets her payments as she isn't living there. Rushing is only going to cost extra money. Give it a year or so for things to come around, unless they can make money on it now.

Down in Newfie last week we went to a dinner theatre. I woulda swore it was Don Messers...even Ann was there.

It sat in the glove box of my truck with batteries in it for 2 winters. Could be that. I did smack it already, and I darn near threw it too.

All fishing and no play. I really need a day off to go play golf

Other than the 2 litres of motor oil and the oil filter, its the same as a 2 stroke. The 2 stroke needs oil in the gas and ya gots to carry spare plugs in case you foul em. Black huh...you know how to swear? Tough decision really. Thats a good price for that 25, 2 smoke A 15 yammie is a grand more

Thanks Jocko It just doesn't want to work.

Target smaller fish yeah..I'll get right on that

I must be doing something wrong. I need to dig up the instructions to be sure which one the power button is now

What about what we buy from the store. These guys say 1 or 2 meals a month of sport fish. Where are the guidelines in the grocery store for the comercial fish caught in the same waters.

Yeah..a couple times. I'm pretty sure they were good batteries, but I figure I have one chance left with some for sure brand new good ones

I have that yellow etrex but it broke. I never really did use it for the purpose intended. I went to use it now for trolling speed and it won't turn on. I gotta try to get it fixed. Really hate to buy another when I never used the first one. Money pit or what

I was almost involved in the "glacial surfing" link on that site a couple weeks ago. An iceburg collapsed beside our boat and we had to high tail it to get away from the wave.

thoughts are with you, good luck with it all

The walleye trolling speed thread got me wondering. I need something and figure GPS is the way to go. But that costs a lot just to find out how fast you are going. What methods/equipment do you guys use to know your speed?

Interesting what do y'all use for speed indicators? I will start a new thread on this

Don't the fish Rot in water that warm?

Thats pretty "special"

See if you can get the Yamaha guy to add the throtle control. You can troll down to 650 rpm with it. Maybe only on 09's though

downrigger set to 15' with a green and yellow J plug 20' behind the ball. down to the green can, up to the garden, down to the green can, up to the garden