CAPT HEAVY

Capt_Bruce, Just got the first cover off. I scored the inside of the cover some more with a razor knife. Then very gently pryed it off. A little nerve racking at first. After this first one it should go fairly quick. You would think that Cannon would have used better materials, but from what I understand they have worked these problems out with the newer models. Again many thanks!!

Thanks for the tips Capt. Im fairly handle with tools but this one had me stumped. As far as the power cords go I dont recall where they came from. My brother remembered a box of "stuff" that we had in the basement, thought that there may be cords in there and sure enough, they were. Again thank you for the help, I guess that its time to get to work.

Anybody have any ideas on how to get the covers off my Digitrols. I need to replace the power cables but have run into a road block with the covers. I would send them in but I have my Dad coming up in a week and dont want to fish Lakers with my manuals!! Any thoughts or insite would be great. Thanks in advance!!

I love Daffs! Working on getting some mushrooms, for pics and the frying pan.

Nice nice boat!! Have one myself, one of the best boats on the lakes.

Cool pics Mark!! I didnt know that there was that knid of fishery there. Great job!

Late on the posting the Fletchers pic, sorry. Last week was really good on the days that I didnt go! Paperboy and I did get our limits of Gills and Crappies. However, the ice around the shore is going fast. We were going to head there today but the shore ice had gone south, Im staying off. Im sure there are going to be guys out there but I dont want to get wet for Gills or Crappies, Kings maybe!!

Here is a shot of one of my mutts. Pic is older but im bored so I thought I would put it up. Hopefully pics of big 'Gills tommorow.

All I did was bend the fins on my pancakes and they worked great. Run them on the 1 and 4 riggers with no tangles.

I with you Bear. I hate that stuff, catches fish but damn. Not something that first mates like to work with, especially with young fisherman.

Looks better Frank. Im scared to take the good camera to work. Loads of dust.

Here is a pic of some of the machines that I operate at my work place. Just like you used to play with in the sand box, just a wee bit bigger.

Slobs!! Love to see that in N.E. Mi again. Oh the good old days. Cool pics!

Thas what I was thinking about. Photos of farm animals, signs, old barns and such.