Didn’t know Sea Horses were made by Evenrude. I take it back. Maybe I will put my Minn-kota on the back. At least I will get to where I am going (eventually).

Bottom line, once is a fluke, twice is a trend!

French. That is about the only lake around Faribault that will support walleyes.

The pub will be in Reads Landing. I own the old Anchor Inn building right along the riverfront. This is the old 2 story building right on Water Street. As you come into town from Lake City, it is the first left down the hill.

In regards to having 4 generations buried “on the hill”, I currently have 3. I hope that is enough. This property has been in our family since the 1930s. My only problem here is that they are buried in Lake City.

Going to be in Reads Landing, MN. Just up river from Wabasha and below the mouth of Lake Pepin.

Nick gets second place. I have to make a beer called “Sauger Lager”! How did I miss that.

Give us a little more information. What do you want to use your wireless link for? Is this going to be for a single user or multiple users? Is the user/users going to be mobile within the range of the wireless access point or stationary? Do you currently have a wireless access point?

It might be do-able for $100 but you will need to have the access point. As I noted before, power can be an issue depending on how the network is setup. If cable is needed, I could hook you up with some at no cost in exchange for some secret fishing spots (although I don’t like anything with whiskers).

Give us a little more info and we might be able to better help.

Have you looked at extending your wireless access point using PoE (power over ethernet)? This would allow you to place your wireless receiver closer to the location where you want wireless access and not need local power to plug it in. You would need a wireless access point that is PoE compatible, a power injector, and cable to your access point location. Hopefully you have a reasonably sheltered area where you could put your antenna. If you plan to leave the cable laying on the ground, I would recommend using an outdoor rated Cat5 cable (although if you are only using it for internet access, Cat3 will work just fine and it is cheaper). Cat3 will limit your network connection to 10Mb but your internet service is probably 1/10th that.

Netgear has some reasonably priced hardware for this (www.netgear.com) and they have good tech support. Call or email them with your situation and they will respond with a recommendation.

Got this girl in typical style this time of year. Pitching #5 shad raps along shallow shoreline. This one hit in about 2′ of water and headed for the lake after it was hooked. We used a number of different patterns but the blue/silver and firetiger were the best.

This is by far my favorite style of fishing because the fish hit hard and run long. The water is still warm enought that there is alot of fight left in these fish.

Check with http://www.eaglesontheriver.com. They have a number of lofts and small apartments in the Reads/Wabasha area. I own the one in Reads and it is nice and roomy with a sand beach infront of the building if you want to pull your boat up on shore.

Crawfish and a new black holographic #5 shad rap.

Hammered’m shallow last Sunday pitching cranks. Even had to throw some back because they were too big. Thats a problem I like to have.

I am in!