Eelpoutguy wrote:

By employing state-of-the-art telemetry devices, muskie movements and interactions will be closely observed.

If all this is made public, won’t it make the muskies more susceptible to being caught since we’ll all know where they tend to be at different times of the season/year?

Is there a puke smilie??

I used to use a detaching blade on my walk behind mower. It looked like a blade but wasn’t sharp. I had a tine sticking down on each end. Tore the grass up and looked like hell. For the loose grass, I’d rake or pick up with my rider/bagger. Grew back fine.

When fishing LOW can only get a few stations and I’m not listening to NPR/MPR. 92.5 out of Thief River Falls is country and Saturday mornings has Wheeler Dealer where businesses have deals/coupons that people can call in to get.

FanDuel also carries the T-Wolves and Wild so it was worth it to me to upgrade? last year.

TwinsTV is included in the Bally’s, now FanDuel, Tier on Xfinity.

My dormant seeded bee lawn mix is starting to come up.

Paul Harvey at lunch time: “And now you know the rest of the story…….. Good Day!!”

When ice fishing my dad used to put the northerns/walleyes in a gunny sack. Boy did that thing stink and I miss it oh so bad.

Since when does Altuve play left field?

Sent you a PM mahtofire14.

AK Guy wrote:

For the old guys on here, who else listened to the Cannon Mess? At the height of his popularity, it was the most listened to program in the entire country. I sure miss the barking dogs, Ma Linger, and Backlash Larue.

When I was at the U of MN Twin Cities, I would ride home with my dad quite often. He worked downtown. He would listen to it.

POINT OF LAAAAAAW!!

I remember setting up the tape deck to start recording at midnight when KQ would play albums non-stop. I think one of the overnight djs was Benjie McHie. I pictured Venus Flytrap from WKRP in Cincinnati when I heard him.

I will check. I know have an older one.

I do the sous vide and it’s good and very consistent. I also have chuck-eye steaks instead of ribeye quite often.

As a kid we used to wade the shoreline of Tonka accessed by a fire road. Wore old tennis shoes. Caught a lot of fish. Never wade anymore.

If you make a plan that far out, odds are you’ll hit it.

I’ve been retired 4 years and change. It keeps getting better and better!!

Why have an outfielder play in the outfield when you can have Mickey Gasper (listed as an infielder on the roster) out there?

Jimmy Jones wrote:

I didn’t see any of them out there today, yet, but the day is young.

Pretty sure they’ll be there.

All I can say is “Holy Schnikes!”. Awesome setup.

BigWerm wrote:

The real egg riddle is why in one sitting can I eat 2-3 fried eggs, but 4-6 if they are scrambled eggs,

For me it’s the opposite. I can eat more fried eggs than the same amount scrambled. Must be the air in the scrambled eggs. When I was in my 20s after a night of drinking, I had a dozen eggs for breakfast plus bacon and toast of course.

Congrats, Brian!!
Not too many have 30 years at one company anymore. What are you going to do, go fishing??

This will be my 6th season with LiveScope but didn’t use it much in the boat the first season since I didn’t have a pole for the boat. It has actually made fishing/catching more fun for me. I’m 65 now and have always liked gadgets. I like catching fish and this gadget increases the chances for me to catch a fish because it helps you find fish quicker, especially ice fishing for panfish. I’ve also learned a lot about how fish react to presentations. I always have it in the boat but don’t always use it. For walleyes on the ice, if I use it it’s for entertainment for watching the fish come in and bite or not bite or telling someone else in the house that a fish is coming your way.
I probably keep fewer than 30 walleyes, 15 crappies and 15 bluegill a year so I’m not a threat to any fishery. Haven’t kept a bass in years and the same for northern, sorry Glenn57. Still love to catch them, though.
I don’t know how to handle the issue of targeting muskies post spawn when they are vulnerable to being caught and handled. Can’t close down a lake for fishing them like you can a river or bay for walleye or maybe you can. I would think this is only being done on a handful of lakes.

LabDaddy1 wrote:

BuT iT sTiLl CaN’t HeLp yOu sHOoT StRaiGHT!?!!!

Everyone always shoots straight but it depends where they’re aiming!!

I’m sure the Twins will be handing out hand warmers also to add to the $425 million debt.
I don’t understand how the Twins can be in debt. Their reported revenues are usually more than double the payroll. Are they taking money from the Twins to shore up other businesses?

Dutchboy wrote:

Does anybody think the Pohlads understand how ugly this season could get?

Jim’s more focused on how he can still run this shyt-show after it’s sold. Don’t the rest of the family want to get out of baseball sooner than later or are they all hell bent on getting $1.7 billion?

Dutchboy wrote:

nly problems I ever found in that town was McDonalds.

Do tell!!

What has been breaking, something else other than the spring(s)?

I made an ice fishing computer game in high school in 1976. Used a teletype and called in to a main frame computer in Mpls. What a blast. We’ve come a long way since then.

Brittman wrote:

They want to run a study on muskie hooking mortality in the summer … DNR is supportive, but would need funding …

I heard the same interview. The guy said MNFish would fund the Study.

Paddack gave up a three run homer in the first and second innings and a two run homer in the third.
Twins are hitless after four innings.
Rocco pulled Buxton and Corea. Buxton looked like he might’ve hurt himself as he came down from jumping to try to catch one of the homers. Stay tuned.
I feel for the announcers.