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I wish I could find a deal like that. What type of pots and pans do you use? I switched to stainless and worry less about scratches.

Your welcome, thank you.

What didn't you like about it?

Go big or stay home. LOL

LOL. There is a lot of fight in that little fish. I believe Jeff's Fiece IV is a 6000, on a 9 ft rod.

You're welcome. Thank you.

That is a sweet deal. So you are obviously happy with the set?

I thought it was a little expensive at $50 but I liked how I could just grab the kit and have everything for basic meal prep… I added a manual can opener and a few telescopic hotdog forks and it fits perfectly in my cook kit

@@joshwesaw I thought so as well when I first heard the price. But I have found the kit for double the price at another retailer. Like you pointed out, the set is almost complete. A few added items to fit your needs and your ready to roll.

$17? Is that US? That is a great price. It does seem like a quality set

Thank you. We are excited to test them out.

Thank you. LOL I question anyone who doesn't "test" out tongs before using them.

That seems like and odd substitutions. Bottles would ben nice, but I would keep those in the cooler. How was the price without the knifes?

@@Birchoakoutdoors 49.26. But I don't know why both are 24 pieces kit but they are geared differently. Of course, I'm going to buy it from Costco. Thanks‼️🤜🤛

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@@DiegoAstorga You're welcome. That is set up differently. One thing about that, The spatula and so on won't scratch and the set might weigh less. I try to avoid aluminum cookware now and avoid non stick, so this isn't an issue for me. The light weight sauce containers could be good for some products. We are excited to test out the one we have.

It does seem nice. It will be fun to test it out to see what we think. Lisa loves the fact it has a grater. A collapsing cup would be a nice addition, but not in place of the grater.

This is at the mouth of the Harbour. There are a few spots off of Purcells Cove road

You use a level to get the rifle level.

@Birchoakoutdoors OK. What's a good cantilever mount for an AR15? I want to get one that keeps my scope as low and close to the rifle as possible. Do you know why everyone uses a cantilever instead of scope rings for an AR?

LOL. Here is the thing. You can fish them with a small rod. Some like to do it because of the fight. I did do that a bit last year. There are a couple of problems with that. One is the rock and seaweed. It is easy to get hung up and with a smaller rod, and lower test line, you can break a line trying to retrieve your gear. This leaves some line and gear in the water. I would rather not put more trash in our ocean, and it gets expensive when you leave two or three mackerel set ups behind on each trip. The second issue is there is a size limit for mackerel. So I don't want to play with a fish, our six. I want to get them in quick, toss the small ones back, and collect the legal size ones. When you have 5 on, having the larger rod makes it easy to get them all up away from the waters edge so you can sort through them quick. One other thing is, you can use a little more weight, can cast a farther. The set up works. I use the 8" Ugly Stik Big Water. It gets the job done, and can be used for larger fish like striper and so on. James

It has been a solid reel.

That Penn rod is 9' long.

Thanks i just got the 10 foot​@Birchoakoutdoors

@@carlosberrios1021 Your welcome. How do you like it?

@Birchoakoutdoors Is great for surf fishing

I'm not sure if they are in the areas we fish. I think a license is required to fish for them in Nova Scotia.

Shc

This is down at York Redoubt.

Great day!!

It was a great day. We have to get back out soon.

Was this this year?

That was August of last year.

Lol. Wow. That brings back memories. I'm not sure if Jeff is old enough to know the McKenzie brothers.

Jeff does know the product and has actually used it. There was just a couple of specs that Jeff wanted to make sure he got right. I had the luxury of being able to look at some of the specs. I thought Jeff did a good job with this review, at the end of a long day.

Wow. How many years did it take to get 8000?

Looks great. I love the camera. Nice work with the angle as well.

@@Birchoakoutdoors always been good at working my angles!

The screws came with it.

A metal spatula can leave minor scratches, but does not affect the performance of the cookware. Teflon I wouldn't use metal on, but I won't use Teflon anyway. What do you like to use on your stainless?

Stainless steel is very durable youd have to be awful rough to damage it. Now if your using a non stick coated pan with a metal utencil it will scratch it bad, but its also a cookset for the woods not to worried about a couple scratches anyway it they should arise I dont like plastic or non stick all made with chemicals what would you suggest? Do you have a background in cooking? Im generally intersted, have a good day!

You're welcome I start about 1in below the boat with the transducer 90° angle with the bracket and adjust if needed keep in min depth of water and if it's a rocky body of water.

@@Birchoakoutdoors Thanks! 🎣

It was a great purchase. Nice work finding it. I'm glad I bought one as well.

The mushrooms were really good.

@Birchoakoutdoors happy to hear brother :)

Sorry for the late reply but it is self inflating so they are not recommended for swimming. They can be switched to manual inflation, but on the product page faq it states , "Not appropriate for activities such as personal watercraft use, tubing, swimming, snorkeling, whitewater rafting", as a disadvantage to inflatables.

I agree. My family isn't allowed to set my stereo volume to an uneven number. My youngest does it just to drive me nuts.

There are four screws in the ring base. You have to remove them.

@@Birchoakoutdoors oh never mind I figured it out I put my scope on it and removed the iron sights for now one year I may try the old iron sights

LOL. It might just come to that.

You're welcome, and thank you.

Too bad the camera was at the wrong angle to get the look on your face when they hit your line.

@@Birchoakoutdoors lol I can only imagine it surprised me for sure haha.

Thanks. It was a slow start but it turned around. Hope to get at least a couple more days like that. Have you been catching anything else this season?

@@Birchoakoutdoors Of course! I’ve caught pollock, chain pickerel, smallmouth bass, striped bass, eels, yellow perch, rainbow trout, brook trout, a few cod and Tommy cod, something called a wrymouth fish, salmon parr/smolt, catfish, cunners, sculpin, flounder… that’s all that I can list off the top of my head 🤣

@@Howwerelivingfishing Lol. It would have been easier on you if I asked what haven't you caught. Lol. You're having a good year.

Thanks bro. It was a good one.

@@Birchoakoutdoors #Striper

@Everythingoutdoors902 We definitely need to go for some striper. I also want to see if I can get more mackerel and hopefully some pollock in the Passage.

hello , can you leave the duration of this place if you dont"t mind @@Birchoakoutdoors

🤣 I'm still trying to recover from that loss. It was right there beside me. That hurt even more than losing the Excalibur. Lol

@@Birchoakoutdoors 😂😂😂😂 that one cut you to the core that day so dammm thats rough bro.

@Everythingoutdoors902 😄 I still get flash backs of it sailing away like a home run. Still hurts. 😀

You can run it in the water with your big motor no need to pull it up, I had no issues.. the only issue you may have depending on the speed your traveling is the transducer keeping up with the speed and reporting it accurately to the depth finder itself. The striker 4 seems to keep up pretty decent and stay pretty accurate I cant speak for other kinds tho.

I would also just keep and eye check it every now and again to make sure it's staying tight on the transom and vibrations can loosen things pretty good again I had no issues personally.

Thank you! I am less worried about having an accurate depth while at high speeds, just more so that I don’t have to take it on and off every time I move spots. I just ordered this and will give it a try.

@theriverbend yeah man absolutely I love mine and love that it's light weight aluminum. I also mount mine as far away from the motor as I can to reduce the vibration to it and if you have some rubber you can glue to it thinner pieces they should absorb some of the vibration and sorry I forgot to say this is Jeff from Birch and Oak tight lines!

Awesome. Yeah I just don’t want to drill holes into the transom of my boat and thought there has to be a better way.

This was on Ferguson Road, just down from York Redoubt Park.

Can't leave the lucky rainbow behind. Lol

We need to get that Penn out for a test at some point. I will decide this weekend. Tough call.

Lol. Nice work. You caught some amazing fish. They were delicious.

@@Birchoakoutdoors can't wait to get out the two of us and get out striper fishing!

@@Everythingoutdoors902 I'm excited for that. I also want to get some Mackerel.

@@Birchoakoutdoors I will need to build another setup for that lol

Is that in the US? In Canada it is on sale for $349.98 right now which is $100 off.

I went for one last week. In a tree, over a wall (bridge support), leaning over the shallow side of the brook, all to get a $7 lure. The foolish things we do.

I looked at it and I said I will risk my health and sanity for that lure lol it's produced to many beautiful trout, I also found a super duper in a tree 3 weeks prior there 😅😅

@@Everythingoutdoors902 😄😄

No lure gets left behind. Lol