Sail Sporting Goods Coming To Oshawa

There's a new Sporting Goods Store coming to town sportsfans. Thats right Sail is opening a store in Oshawa Ontario. Opening the first of December. Everything I've heard, and seen this is going to give outdoors enthusiasts one more place to shop; and all of their employees are experienced in the departments they are employed in............fantastic! Their prices are more than competitive, their products are all top notch and they are always having sales and other great incentives..........Here's the link to their information; check out their catalogue online, but remember this is only a small portion of what they carry, and the prices in the catalogue are not necessarily what you'll pay in store.......sometimes much lower. http://www.sail.ca/

Do you have your boat operators card yet?

Don't delay, the course isn't that hard and can be completed in a very small amount of time. I encourage you to contact pleasure craft operator card Ontario It's now mandatory that anyone who operates a boat requires a boat operators card.

Time to get the boat out.........

Well I got my quad, put some miles on it, satisifed with it's performance. Now it's time to shift gears; get the boat out, check the tires, grease the hubs, change the gear oil, buy the fishing licence, pull out all the gear and hit the lake. I think to start the season out on the right foot, we'll go for some lakers first. I have my favorite little lake that is long, narrow and offers some nice lakers without having to be out in the wide open water, fighting waves and freezing your >>> off. Early season lakers are usually pretty easy to take. I use a small to medium sized rapala with three large weights. It gets me down to around 20 ft. ; and that's all it takes. I'll post some photos in a week or so.............so you can see if I was successful.

Toronto Sportsman Show.......I can't sleep..lol

This is going to be one heck of an upcoming week. The Toronto Sportsman Show; how does any man woman or child who enjoys the Great Outdoors survive such an event. All the latest in tackle, rods, guns, campers, atv's........my head is spinning already. I'm sure that it's worse than the anticipation of Christmas. Now all I have to do is figure out what I need the most.......did i say "need?" yeh ok let's go with that.....What I need...lmao. I think that I can justify purchasing almost anything and everything at the show; it's just a matter of priorities. Yeh well come on stick a kid in a candy store and every box of candy becomes a priority. I'll have to report back after next week to let you know how I did........ Ok I want a kayak.....but i also want a quad, but I need a utility trailer................I wouldn't mind a 24ft or so trailer too....I must be getting old, I like my comfort. I've been thinking lately that a new trolling motor would come in handy, and then theres the old two foot itis......you know I own a 14 ft but a 16 foot would be better, new motor.............oh yeh I've been really kicking myself for selling my canoe. Then there's all the new fangled gadgets that nobody even knows about..........how much time do I have at the show? maybe a vacation day would help, and two more to add up the debt I rack up.
But seriously folks, The Toronto Sportsman Show is well worth attending, lots to see and lots to do, take the kids, take the wife, take the girlfriend/boyfriend; maybe you can talk the significant other into buying the trailer and you can focus on the bigger boat or new ATV. I know thats my strategy............and damned I hope it works this year or I'm going to have to come up with a new one for next year. Check it out and enjoy! http://www.sportshows.ca/Toronto/index.html