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I agree.....and I am a little concerned that the June (especially) border "backups" will return. Nothing like driving 9 or 10 hours to sit in line to cross for 2 or 3 hours.....this seems to be an issue largely at the International Falls crossing. Regardless, fishing season is upon us...

wtp- There are no longer any ArriveCan requirements or negative COVID tests necessary to enter Canada. Thank goodness (that was a real PITA). Just the normal proof of citizenship (a passport is obviously the easiest). As for the old OWI, that's a tougher call. I have heard of people being...

No doubt I'll get roasted for this, but I've had ONE flu shot over the last 40 years....and had ONE case of the flu over that time (not the same year as the flu shot). I'm actually THRILLED that kids (aka germ factories LOL) are back in school and improving everyone's immune systems.

AND.....effective October 1st, 2022....no more ArriveCan will be required to enter Canada. No more "proof of vaccination". We are returning to "normal" border crossing between the US and Canada (for Americans). It's about time.

When I heard the news about no more COVID tests, at first, I thought that maybe the article was old and dated.....LOL. That's seriously good news and should really help all of the border resorts and fishing camps. Still plenty of hard water currently though... :)

When I heard the news about no more COVID tests, at first, I thought that maybe the article was old and dated.....LOL. That's seriously good news and should really help all of the border resorts and fishing camps. Still plenty of hard water currently though... :)

If you're saying my '12 is a nice sled, thank you! I was VERY disappointed in Yamaha, once again. I found a 2022 to buy....the 2012 is still out there for sale! LOL

I am HOPING to place an order for a 2023 Viper tomorrow after Yamaha finally unveils the new models and opens up ordering for the dealers. I am with you....the power steering is awesome and I am partially basing my purchase on the belief (hope) that they will add it to the '23 Vipers. I'm also...

$6,000 firm. Honestly, if I don't sell the sled this spring or summer, I am not concerned as I am guaranteed to have a sled to ride in December should my 2023 not be delivered.

SOLD!

SOLD Excellent condition. 9,440 miles (nearly all U.P. of Michigan miles). Power Steering. Sled serviced annually. In the fall of 2020 the clutch was rebuilt, the shocks were rebuilt and all of the suspension wheels were replaced.....only because I thought it was time to do so. Zero issues...

Excellent condition with 3,500 miles. You will be hard pressed to find a 2005 in nicer condition. Tune-up completed in early January and every year since it was bought. I am the original owner. Always trailered in an enclosed trailer and/or stored indoors. Additional PICS to follow by...

beavers33, Maybe some of my thoughts about declining quality were due to the fact that I had previously had a Triton Elite (twice) and a Triton Prestige prior to buying my (lowlife....mostly kidding) TC16. I dunno. All that being said, I am having the entire axle assembly replaced with a new...

Once upon a time (13+ years ago), Triton quality and customer service was EXCELLENT. I owned 3 Triton's prior to 2010, starting in the mid 1990's. At least 2 of them are still being used today (I lost track of the 3rd one). I noticed the decline in general materials with my 2010. And when...

Another option. I believe they have a rental house, along with hotel rooms. https://fletchysotterbellylodge.com/

Sorry to hear about your "stroke adventure". :( Getting older has it's advantages....and drawbacks. That's a mighty BIG net for such a small walter....LOL I'm curious. Where is your cabin on the Canadian side? Most of the US part of LOTW is the large expanse of open water, as you know...

We all knew (hoped) that the weather would turn up North sooner or later....right? :) It's funny, I have fished many, many times in August & September in Ontario and almost strictly Muskie fishing. Lots of work (ZERO complaints though) flinging huge lures and burning in the retrieves with...

BEAUTIFUL fish! Honestly, I'm no expert on the different "versions" of Muskies, other than it's pretty easy to spot a Tiger Musky, which as you know is a hybrid of Northern and Muskie. Here are pictures of two fish, caught 10 minutes apart from the same point in 2016. The colors couldn't be...

skiroule- No question that sometimes they like to jerk you around....sometimes to gauge your reaction....sometimes just because they can! I know that the Baudette crossing is much smaller and usually no long waits. It would add 70 to 90 minutes to our drive. I'm lucky enough to have the...

Our group, who had been fishing north of Kenora for 53 years, until last year, made the trek again in September. I won't say it was quite as easy as you described skiroule, mostly because we have to travel nearly 600 miles before we reach International Falls / Fort Frances. The timing of the...