glenn57 wrote:

yea guess it does!!!!!!

Good buddy, I was worried about you for a second there.

glenn57 wrote:

Happens to fall on my wife’s 35th wedding anniversary

Your wife’s wedding anniversary? Wouldn’t that also be yours?

Happy Easter everyone!!

I drove by the west side yesterday and its open and will likely be called, however there is still a lot of ice on the north end, I didn’t stop to look but ice as far as I could see around Myr Mar and even a bit south of it.

Seems a little early doesn’t it. Guess I will have to get the feeder ready

Dave to the rescue!!

Steven Krapfl wrote:

Oh, I see what you find funny, I meant the file size. My iPhone pics are ginormous. I mean, the walleye and smallie were nice and all, but I don’t think they broke any rules

Lol okay that makes more sense. They were nice fish for sure though.

Like this if it works

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He sent me a picture and it was more like a flat piece of aluminum tray so you can access everything easier it slides out the tailgate area.

Steven Krapfl wrote:

I noticed it last night on my post as well. Thought I violated some thread rule posting pictures of fish that were too big or something.

Now that’s funny right there!

Sharon wrote:

Agreed Randy! Lots of great memories on this site and met some great people too. The support alone from when Billy passed away is still something I treasure deeply.

Couldn’t agree more guys. Sharon I still remember that day, I was still kinda new here at that point and your post really hit me hard that day.

I know Netguy it trying to find out if anyone has used these hopefully he can get something to load here.

I wonder if Dave needs to do some of the stuff he does to fix something. I know Netguy was trying to post about this sliding truck bed contraption he is thinking about buying. You literally can’t see whatever the first post was even when starting a new thread.

Youbetcha wrote:

Just re read this title and I dont think there are any ruffled grouse in mn

Idk we might have a ruffled grouse if you drop your snow blower off in his driveway the first big snow storm in November that was broken from last year.

I heard Napalm is effective.

LabDaddy1 wrote:

So, what gives? Taken down and put back up.. by whom? Does anyone here still keep in contact with James or old crew/staff members?

There a a few people that still connect with them I believe. It would be fun to hear about there new adventures.

I have never done it but why not run a lindy you will cover way more ground than just a drop shot. We slow troll by just dragging a jig and plastic sometimes no weight just drag it slowly over weeds, sometimes even a bit faster than you think.

Bearcat89 wrote:

I need better mapping, I bought the new c map which says it’s compatible but wow does it dog down my units so I have to go backwards on finding a older map card.

I guess I’m not sure if the mapping is any better on the new ones. Glad I never bought a c map chip I guess.

Not sure on the ducer being the same question or not, but would think they changed/improved it in what 8 years or better.

The HDS has always been the better model from the elite. What’s different and by how much I have no clue. I still own an older elite that I rarely touch anymore it used to go on the bow and I would use it for navigation on ice in the truck. Have had an hds on my console along with my Garmin and still like using that for 2d sonar as it has one of the best imo.

B-man wrote:

They are more capable, sensible and responsible than a lot of adults.

Certainly more sensible than the clown that called you out. Keep raising those little trouble makers up right bud!

mxskeeter wrote:

Johns dating app went like this,
“Looking for a good women who can cook, clean, loves dogs, and has a boat and motor. Please send pics of boat and motor.”

The crazy thing is it worked for him!

I’d eat that!

So happy for you Sharon!

Bearcat89 wrote:

Did you guys see the canadian conservation officers in the red Lund? They rolled up on me with 2 rods out, I thought they were dragging jigs way to close, turned out they were being real sneaky. But they were as nice as they could get with me. I never seen the fishing rod trick before

Reminds me of a time me and a buddy got checked duck hunting. After we were done hunting and picking up, I look over and there was a guy paddling over in a kayak with a decoy bag and a black lab, didn’t think much of it until I saw his boy scout uniform. They can be quite tricky.

Wow awesome fish! No clue on the color though.

Ike Sell wrote:

FOLLOW UP –
Thanks John for the help with Victory Auto Service in Cross Lake. Bearings all OK, replaced rear seals and re greased bearings. One brake pad for the surge brakes was found to have broken off of its backing and had gotten pinched between the rotor and caliper. Replaced brake pad. Flushed, filled and bleed the brakes. Tires checked good. So off for another year of trailering the boat to fantastic fishing adventures.

Glad to hear you got taken care of sir.

Jimmy wrote:

Teaching kids gambling at like 12 years old. Great parenting right there.

He’s probably one of the best fathers on this forum but keep looking down your nose at us there bud

Great dad moment there Bman! You forgot to ask us to smash the like button.

I honestly just got my summer set up late last year so have yet to actually use it so will be following. My plan was once it is set up and I’m on the lake was to keep it in stow position but leave it mounted if it doesn’t bang around to bad. As far as protecting the ducer they make neoprene pouches for them and I have one of those. The brand I went with is called Net Buddy they are $19.99.

BigWerm wrote:

I’d be interested in any other things like this that you can get some cheap or at least discounted trees. Looking for dogwood/willows and oak varieties.

The city of Blaine does it every year, you have to sign up and order them right when it starts since they go fast. The list is limited on what tree’s are available.

buckybadger wrote:

Black Walnuts = more Juglone which makes it difficult to grow grass or other plants nearby,

Can confirm the grass never grew around it. This was a past house. Almost all the trees on my current property have been planted by us.