supercat wrote:

Well all the gloom and doom seems to have not come true again no trarrifs on consumables!

Where is this from? I hope it is true!!!

Dutchboy wrote:

Erin will go somewhere to be the lead diva and rack up stats.

You tell ’em doucheboy.

That’s what I use. works fine.

Brats

BigWerm wrote:

xplorer wrote:
Water is about 2 feet high right now so I’m hoping it drops a bit in the next week.

Some of our best years fishing up there were the high water years. Unfortunately we haven’t made the trip 2 or 3 years now, so I’m jealous of these reports and hope you all have a great trip!

They decontaminate the trailer going from Namakan to Rainy?!? The one right next to the damn with water flowing between the lakes? Sometimes it’s better not knowing…

Team Crush!

They only decontaminate going from Rainy to Namakan when I was there.

Linder or Lindner?

But will it be the cops fault?

I read this wrong. I thought you were buying a party boat.

I enjoy flying radio controlled aircraft. Planes and drones.
All my stuff stuff is electric.
My biggest plane has a 6 foot wingspan.

Dutchboy wrote:

Just go slow once they dump you on the Rainy side, it’s rocky if you get off track until you hit the big water.

That’s a fact. Depending on the water level, you have to watch for the big rock where they unload you into Rainy.

If its not the switch, it’s most likely the socket the bulb screws into.
The rivets get hot and lose contact. This would be in the bottom of the socket where the base of the bulb touches. Try wiggling the bulb and see if it flashes.

Red sky at night, sailors delight.

Sometimes I just give up and go to a different site.

Yup, and we are about a month past that. An apology was given along with my explanation

Good, glad the air is cleared.

Bearcat89 wrote:

I couldn’t say or some sh!! So I said crap. Not that your post was crap. Sorry for the misunderstanding

Sounded like calling his post crap to me.

Thanks to all

Well, lets hear from the powers that run the site.
What up??????

Even with all the problems, I still feel we live in the best country on earth! Granted it could be better still.

Better reread your posts. Your the one pissed off.

Carole Louise wrote:

Thank you so much for your response!
We did figure out that this is a private company that gives big brother a share of the loot but none of this is coming from the authorities themselves-EVERYTHING about this deal is automated from a private company – what a RACKET!
Guaranteed, I will never set foot in Iowa again.

You speed in Iowa and get caught. Then whine about it. Don’t come to Iowa again.
Suits me fine.

Bearcat89 wrote:

Heck yeah nice rig. But are you trying to watch the front screen from the back seat or what ?

Looks like a screen back there too.

Eelpoutguy wrote:

For some of us it doesn’t matter what you claim. They just take it.
They take $.49 out of every $1.00 i make.

There must be more to the story. There is no 50% tax bracaket.

Colt .357 python.
6 inch nickel plated.
Bought from a law enforcement friend, that has now passed away.

South Dakota is hiring for an on-air meteorologist if you’re looking to be paid handsomely.

[/quote]Paid handsomely?

$25,000 a year??

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tswoboda wrote:

<div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>Michael C. Winther wrote:</div>
you’re also allowed to bring enough with you out in the boat each day to consume during a shore lunch.

I’ve heard this a hundred times and it feels like the biggest urban legend ever. Ever seen that actually written somewhere?

We were told by COs in Ontario that you may be ticketed by them or the OPP(Ontario Provincial Police) if beer is in your cooler. Open or not. No matter if you have had any to drink or not.

buckybadger wrote:

<div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>isu22andy wrote:</div>
Anyone do any catching today ? Was 200 shacks out there seemed like . I caught one was all .

Caught 6 early this morning, 5 were “keeper” size and one was a dink but threw them all back. We planned to stay a bit longer, but had 2 shacks come sit roughly 10-12 yards from our tip ups after they saw me land a decent one. It’s getting harder and harder to not run into idiots/a$$holes on the ice with each passing year. We picked up an obligatory case of crushed empty beer cans blowing around ~50 yards from shore on our way off too.

It wasn’t that abnormal to be one of 2 or 3 shacks out there on a morning just ~5 years ago or so. There were easily a couple hundred within sight today while I was out. As soon as it’s thick enough for an ATV now, that spot is shot pretty quickly.

As ice fishin’ get more popular, areas get more packed. Try to smile and share. A$$holes and litterers have no place on the ice.

atta boy!