Monthly Archives December 2010

Christmas came a bit early at our house this year. The picture is me getting the keys to my new Oleary Buick GMC Sierra from Dennis Dickenson at the dealership. I wasn’t particularly looking for a new ride but they offerred me such a great deal on a 2011 Sierra that I couldn’t pass it up. I am looking forward to getting some miles on it and comparing the performance with the new six speed transmission. Just wish I could hook the boat up and take it on a fishing trip. A big thank you to Dennis and Aubrey for another great dealership experience and my new ride.

Our next website draw will take place in early January. The winner will receive a certificate for an Interstate Deep Cycle battery that will be good at any Interstate dealer in New Brunswick. Not exactly as shown in the picture.  Prize is courtesy of Interstate Batteries of Canada.

I used to have recurring issues with loosing battery power during a tournament day. We could never figure out why but the problem stopped three years ago when I rigged my boat with Interstate Deep Cycles. As a tournament angler this has been invaluable to me because I can fish hard all day and not worry about running out of power.

Rick

Our first draw winner is Cody Hanley from St. George. Cody will receive a Sahara 2500 spinning reel and a Compre rod courtesy of the fine folks at Shimano Canada. All of the draws are made possible through the support of Oleary Buick GMC Ltd in Fredericton.

Entries received after Nov. 30 were added for the next draw.

Thanks for watching and entering, Rick

Friday morning we will be drawing for our first monthly prize winner. This month’s draw will feature a Shimano 2500 Sahara Reel matched with a Shimano Compre Rod. These draws are made possible through the participation of Shimano Canada Ltd and Oleary Buick Gmc Ltd.

Thanks for entering, Rick

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We thought we would try something a little different today so we packed the Sierra up and headed for Halifax, Nova Scotia. I picked up Joe Thompson at Cambridge Narrows on the way through and we would meet the rest of the guys down there. Seeing as this was a bit longer of a drive than what we usually deal with we went down the night before. Up at four and the mandatory trip to Tim Horton’s for coffee and we were ready to go.

We met Captain Art Gaetan of Blue Shark Charters at the dock and boarded the 42’ Black Pearl for a trip out onto the Atlantic. Hurricane Hugo had just passed through two days before so, not wanting to take any chances, we popped some Gravol just in case...