Hey Brian, if you need someone to reel it in I’m willing to help. Looks like three of you now can’t touch a rod!! Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United
Brian’s making a habit of it. Ain’t luck when it keeps on happening. If I know Brian he’s going to target a big bow next. How cool would that be. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United
I ran my little 15 this afternoon. Having sold my big boat this spring it’s back to basics, two rod set, dipsys with braid. Still managed to pull in a couple including this guy. Pretty exciting by yourself!! Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app
Have a piece, 30 yards wide, 70 yards long that I need disked up and prepared to plant. Previously part of my yard, had annual crop on it last year. It’s butter, easy job and easy access 50 yards from my driveway. Can’t get in touch with the guy that did it previously.
$100 cash if anyone local wants to hit it.
PM me if interested.
Pic taken before the Roundup finished its job.
Ready to go now.
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Your insurance company is responsible for your loss. They will look to seek relief from any other liable party but their primary responsibility is to you their insured.
NFA is a great company, hopefully you called your insurance company first, and NFA shortly after.
I would contact NFA (National Fire Adjusters) if you ultimately have to go through your own insurance company. They do all the work for you and will make sure you get taken care of.
http://www.nfa.com/
ROCHESTER, N.Y. — A fire overnight destroyed two boats and damaged a third boat docked at a marina on Irondequoit Bay. It was an unfortunate end to the July 4th holiday for some boat owners who keep their vessels docked at Sutter's Marina on the Irondequoit side of the bay. The fire happened on the south dock of the marina. Laurelton Fire Chief says when crews arrived, two boats were on fire. One of the three boats damaged by the fire sunk, and was pulled from the water. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United
The equipment on the boat is cutting edge, state of the art. I have read a lot about what’s out there but to see it in action today was pretty neat. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United