Favorite non fishing necessities you take to canada

[sidewinder]

While we are waiting for ice out, any one care to share their favorite non-fishing necessities they take with them to canada?
I will start with 1. electric griddle-this is our indespensable cooking unit. Nothing compares with the ease and capacity and easy cleaning. Plus ours packs flat and we attach legs when we arrive.
Sidewinder

A "Courtesy Candle" for the bathroom. Lysol as backup for candle.

8 guys + shorelunch + smoked oysters = stinkbomb!!!!!!!!

We bring a small gas grill for shore lunches when we want brats and burgers instead of fish and of course the turkey fryer, but with the fish fry pot. I know you guys are all thinking "what, no fish for shore lunch"? But our group prefers fish for shore lunch a couple times, but not every day.

[Thunderstick]

XM Radio for Bluesville and baseball scores.

[sidewinder]

#2 DUCT TAPE,1000,S OF USES, YOU PROBABLY COULD TOW A BOAT WITH IT. lAST YEAR I WORE DUCT TAPE RAIN PANTS WHEN MY FROOGG TOGG PANTS SEAM SPLIT DOWN THE MIDDLE

[Frankm]

Ours is also the electric frypan. We started bringing a radio and a portable DVD player. We mostly watch fishing and comedy dvd's.

[Larry S]

Thunderstick, Took my XM Radio to Little Canada Camp by Lac Seul last year, it Didn't work.Ran the 20 ft antenna and tried different spots it still didn't work Also tried it hooked up to the truck radio it also didn't work. Have you already used your XM Radio where you fish? or are you going to try it for the first time this year?

Larry S

Well a deck of cards and maybe mothballs. Mothballs for the outdoor privy,(if there is an smell) and cards help blow your xtra money away at night.

[coop]

One word: Goldbond!

Larry S, we stay at Five Lakes Lodge up the road from Ear Falls and our XM radio works great. We have in the cabin and use it in our boats we also take satelite dish and 27in.tv, Bud the camp owner wired our cabin for surround sound.