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Port_D_Guy

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  1. I understand its a tough gig to stay competitive in a market against the big box stores.

    Look at the prices of lures now. $15 for Rapala? I'd rather pay that at a indie shop than at Canadian Tire, if I really needed it. 

     

    I remember Steve Wells and Old Man Rooker from Eastside. I met his grandson in Welland at his car lot recently. Finnigan was the store I couldn't remember. Very bass oriented.  There was one in Fort Erie as well, but not sure if its around. So many good things changing for the worst. 

     

  2. 10 hours ago, smerchly said:

    NO wind this morning as i left for the hospital at 7 a.m. ( colonoscopy) . All went well , what a busy place !

    I was wheeled into a large room with about 25 to 30 "stalls" full of people getting the same procedure & I asked the nurse how many 'scopes' 

    are done each day , & she said about 40 per day !! It took me 6 months to join the crowd .. 

    Would have been a good fishing day for any fishing of your choice . Tomorrow is going to be a rain day ...blah !

     

    When I went back to the harbour on Wednesday, it was muddy.

  3. There was more trees there and and fairly solid ground to walk all the way over to the east, where the outlet was. Most of the time the outlet sits in the middle. Not sure if the far end is closed off completely. 

     

    Its the foliage roots that hold the ground together to prevent erosion. What's next? As costly a concrete/stone wall to preserve the pond? Or leave it as is?

    That pond is shallow enough. Last fall it looked like 3 ft of water on top of 3 ft of muck (like Jordan Harbor).

  4. During my usual morning drive, I periodically check here to see the ever changing forms this berm is taking. Today most of it is under water, but also looks as if the waves have pushed a small section further in south (this morning). What were they hoping to accomplish when they had construction machinery I believe two years ago digging up the brush?

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  5. 1 hour ago, Tyler0420 said:

    Did you find that lure? I thought I remember seeing some. I bought the jointed version. 

     

    No. I did not want the large jointed ones. More like OF9, 11, 13.

    I may have missed them. Just showing the colour era I like.

  6. It was ok. Is this the usual amount of vendors? through out the years?

    I was only looking out for something odd. I ended up buying a Japanese Nories light crank bait that looks like a bug or something. Unique. I can see rock bass and smallmouth liking this.

  7. Franchised repairs are motivated to sell parts/labor for extra commission. They like to scare you with the worst case scenarios hoping you'll bite.

    Best to stay loyal to your trusted mechanic who will also be more honest on what you need now and what could wait.

  8. Many only have those overpriced vehicles because the banks were loose with financing criteria. Most likely truck poor. New and used are equally over prices as high as the interest rates. If your van isn't giving you trouble, best to keep it going. $1000 for brakes and front end work? That sound like a franchise price.

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