Now, ask if I care.

You don't caulk your corners like that?

Sounds like a painters problem. Jk. Lol. Get yourself a good primer. Give those spots a quick two coats before paint. You'll be fine.

It's not a steelhead, but some people would disagree. This fish has never been in the ocean. I caught it at a river that connects to one of the fresh water great lakes in Southern Ontario.

@@marquismyerscough3818nice, only ever seen them that big out west in videos from OR and CA. I believe they call it a lake run trout or salmon in upstate NY

Buying new clips is not my concern. I liked the pouches when i first got them. Replaced clips several times. I wouldn't buy these pouches again. Yes, replacement clips are cheap. Cheap to buy and cheaply made. I've owned several different brands of pouches and belts over the years. Toughbuilt pouches would be good for a plumber or electrician. I'm 40 and worked construction my whole life. What would happen if I was 30 ft off the ground, had my framing gun hooked on my pouch and the clip broke? It could hit someone in the head or cause damage to someones property. Should I tell the person, its okay. I just need to put on a new clip. Safety is my concern. I'd rather buy a pouch that won't fall apart.

Idk maybe I’m much more weak than I thought, but you kinda need to rip that latch to open it up. Sounds like you might be really packing on some weight to their clips. You should check out holstery’s clip on holsters as a single clip to hook your framing nailer onto, or real heavy stuff. Love holstery’s stuff in addition to clip tech, can’t beat the combo if you ask me

@@J-p16 Thanks for the tip. I'm definitely rough on them. Carrying lots of weight on them happens quite often. Sometimes the clip on the bottom that fails and comes undone, or it's the top part if the clip that snaps. This time I screwed the clips shut with little screws I use for aluminum. So far, the new clips are holding up.

I've had two clips break now. Maybe im to rough on them. I do really like the quick release feature. I haven't given up on them.

Ive had two clips break in different spots. Just have to replace it when it does. I screwed mine together this time. Lol

The clips are garbage. They need to change the clip design. Im still using the pouches with new replacement clips, but I screwed them closed this time. Now I won't have to worry about them breaking when I'm working from heights.

I'm on my way. 😀

First step would be to get the proper training. I'm just stating on how to start it, not how to run and operate.

where I live its illegal to not wear an harness, a cop can pass in front of your house and write you up for it!@@marquismyerscough3818

Same here. Harness and lanyard are required while in the bucket. I've taken the certification training for lifts and working from heights.

This is a little smaller. Gives me more room in the bucket

Yup. That's an option as well.

Normally id run a gas compressor in this situation, but I thought I'd give this a try. It was about 200ft from an outlet. I wouldn't want to do this with the Dewalt 20 gun, I'd rather run this with a pneumatic gun. The dewalt gun is great for a quick repair. Not the best for laying shingles. They have problems jamming up. I've been using this compressor on a lift with a crown stapler. I love this compressor, use it all the time. Filling up tires, works great.

I've been using that mixing drill as my ice auger and at work for over three years now. Never had a problem with it. Great investment.

Thanks

You'll like it. Its way better then the old model. The new screw mode is awesome. I'm left handed, with the old model I constantly hit the reverse switch with my finger. It was annoying. That was the main reason why I wanted this model. I was not disappointed. I highly recommend this model. 👌

@@marquismyerscough3818 heck yeah !!

Each their own. I've never had a problem with dewalt. Do you prefer Milwaukee? I think they have great tools. If I wasn't already committed to the dewalt cordless tools. I would have no problem using Milwaukee. I've used some Milwaukee tools that I like better then dewalt, but on the same hand there are tools that I like dewalts version better. At he end of the day, getting the job done is what matters. Dewalt has been very reliable for me.

I dont like the old model either. This new model is way better.

Haven't tried this model with steel studs yet. I've used the old model on light gage steel studs. Worked really well. The new model would have no problem on steel studs up to 20 gauge.

@@marquismyerscough3818 thanks

Thanks for the advice

Thanks for the tips

Thanks. There's a few more spots on the grand that I want to check out

This is 24 hours after I caught the trout. They are nice and dry to the touch, and still nice and juicy on the inside. All I did was take a spoon and take the spawn of the main skein. Put it in that ziplock bag with a fair amount of pure borax, and a about 2 tablespoons of orange borax o fire, and 1 tablespoon of sugar. Put it in the fridge till the next day. This is the result. If you don't quote get it the way you want, you could always add more borax the next day if needed. Lasts a long time. I usually just use salt, but like to change it up sometimes. I've already caught 5 trout on this batch of cure. Still have some left

@@marquismyerscough3818 Thanks for sharing 👍

It's a river in Southern Ontario, that connects to one of the great lakes

I can't give away all my fishing spots out to the entire internet unfortunately. Try fishing rivers, streams, and creeks that are connected to the great lakes. Most of them will have trout right now. Check the regulations before fishing a spot. Most places are closed right now. If you're new to fishing and would like me to tell you a spot in your area to try. Let me know

Spot always produces man love fishing up there, nice fish bro!

port perry

Nope guess again. I'll give a hint. I live in brantford, and it's about an hour drive.

@@marquismyerscough3818 its sarcasm, why r u spot burning

@@marquismyerscough3818 hint won’t work out here since I am a new comer in Canada, no idea about much places 😛😛😛😛

If you know the spot, you know the spot. I'm not going to tell you where it is.

I'm using a 12 foot lamiglas redline rod, paired with a kingpin imperial float reel. For setting up the line. I'm using an 18 gram slip float attached to my 10 lb main line. Then some weight to keep the float upright. Then you'll want to attach a swivel to your main mono line, followed by a fluorocarbon lead line. I'm fishing fast deep water. So I'm running a longer lead line about 6 ft from my swivel. You can adjust your float to go deeper from there. On the lead line I put on a few tiny weights to help get my bait and hook down into the water. It takes practice to get the proper weight spacing. Depending on the location I'm float fishing determines on my float size, amount of weight, and length of lead line. I will be posting videos of line set up for different waterways in the future. Subscribe to keep yourself informed. Thanks for watching

@@marquismyerscough3818 Thanks, it’s very helpful. Is it better to use 4-6lb leader line for steelhead?

Ya. 4 when the water is clear, and up to 6 when the water is dirty. Use natural looking beads with clear water, and bright beads when it's dirty. I like to run drennan line for my lead line mostly.

@@marquismyerscough3818 Thanks for the tip, I will get that, what about bead size 8mm or 6mm or 10mm?

I don't even own any 10 mil. It would be okay when the water is dirty. I've seen people use them floating the Niagara river. I'd stick to the 8 and 6mil. I use 8 most of the time. 6 when the fish are being real picky.

I only caught the one that day. Fish weren't very active. I'm the only one that caught a fish out of all the people I talked to that day on the river. If the water visibility was a little better, people would of caught more fish. I know there is lots of fish In there, just some days are better fishing then others.

Float rod, float reel, and roe bags.

I thought is was going to be bigger then it was. Great fight. It was a good arm workout.