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Great pattern Terry, thanks for sharing.I got some new hooks to try that one on.

OK thats enough of the crap talk,time for the flames to forget about the last month and kick it into high gear.New season new life. Bring it on Blackhawks

Birchy, try putting some oil on the seals of the pumps they are probably dried out. Oh and keep the trailer use it for a few years,it will be worth the same as it is now.Great trailers to drag down washboard mountain trails, dents and scratches don't bother you as much compared to a new one. I also have a spare equalizer hitch complete with bars if you don't have one already.

The key to an old trailer like that is the fridge,if it doesn't work the trailer is not worth anything if it works well then it has some value.If your a handy guy than fix what you can and don't worry about the rest.You have heat and a fridge thats way better then tenting.I had an old one just like that the brakes didn't work and i pulled it and stopped it no problem.Pending on your truck i suppose.Anyway my thoughts on this are you don't need to have it all working, if the water pump doesn't work big deal bring a water jug.The dealers are going to charge you threw the roof 100$/hr at least and parts will be very pricey.The only thing i would suggest is get the wheel bearings re-packed,brakes if you think there toast,any leaks just stick some silicone around it and your good to go.

Have a look at this http://flyfishcalgary.com/chironomids.php

I ordered some of these awhile ago and got them today,was wondering if anybody else has tryed them? -tmc2499sp-bl.

That Dusty Miller is awesome,kinda cromie soft hackel.Thx Jack.

I thought this would be fun,but i have no idea how to set it up.We could have a FFC group pool. This is the link to it CBC HNIC POOL I set it up for flyfish calgary, Password is stonefly.you have until 5pm Wednesday to join..

HaHa,I finally figured out how to do it.I think i thought of it first so you should change yours.

I was thinking serendipity too.Or this one

So did you tackel him to the ground and feed him rocks or did he hit you?

Happy Birthday Vic.Hope you got into some fish.

Well thats it then 5th place.Looks like Chicago.I hate to say it but Calgary is gonna have a hard time getting past the first round if they play like they have been.

The motor works much better if it pulls you rather than push.So the front of the boat is the back,leave the motor in the middle set your speed and steer with oars or fins.Works well trolling in a lake your facing your lines then.If you want to cover ground in a hurry you put the motor in rabbit and row at the same time.Works just as well on the river too,i steer with my fins to keep me just the right distance from shore,the motor runs to slow me down.Hope this helps..

You can also get a mount for the transducer that attaches to the bottom of the electric motor,the wire is zip tied to the shaft.A friend of mine has it and no problems.

Sweet ride.I saw a boat where he took a peace of plastic like 3/16 thick heated it and bent it into shape to match the curve of the top of the frame,just to the inside of your oar locks, then zip tied it to the frame.He had a rod and drink holder attached also his fish finder monitor.

The people that run the campground by Carseland say they live by the pond in the "A" campsite,but i have never seen them.Probably because they do most of there scavenging at night.

Happy b-day!

Thank for sharing,I must go fishing now!!

Some guys like the scotty system they have rail mounts that attach to the frame,kinda big and bulky.They also have some that strap around the toon.Myself i have some homemade models that are small and work fine.Do you have steel or aluminum frame?

On spools i can tell the difference in taste,not sure about complete leaders.

Man that brings back some memory's.Hmmm wondering where my Sega is?

The limit for me is the far parking lot at Mckinnon to the launch.

Dave-April 27- Boy Darren-May 10- Girl