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Going crappie fishing this weekend on one of the local lakes down here. Our ice fishing consists of dropping a rock off the dock to break the thin layer of ice.

Also even the best depthfinder doesn't prevent someone from hitting that
lone rock that's a foot or two below the water. Paying attention and watching your speed in unfamiliar areas beats electronics everytime.

Great Report. Am I ever hungry now

Happy New Year from down south.

Can anyone say photo shop

Welcome to the forum.

Do you hunt with dogs? I just got a new Llewellin puppy. Hunting this year with my 2 1/2 year old Lab--she's a retrieving machine, but not a real strong nose on her.

Recently read an article about the 870, and the gist was they always go bang. I know from the one I've owned for 30 years, that's always been the case, and I've fired a lot of shells thru it.

As a side note for you grouse hunters, just got a new Llewellin setter puppy out of King Kennel.

Looks like it needs to be treated like heavy "slop" would be in calm water, heavy action rod and 20lb+ line. I'd use a Texas Rig, with a lot of weight.

Of course I might not catch any fish doing that.

Good Luck, can't catch'em if you don't try.

Hi, My wife and I enjoyed Land O Lakes lodge on Crotch Lake. It was the American plan. They rent nice 40 hp 16ft Rebel Lund with df and electric motors. Guide is a $100.00 and well worth the money. http://www.land-o-lakes-lodge.com/ Right next door is Tumblehome lodge and several of the people on th...

joco wrote:this is like a soap tv show.

the young and the fisheles....



joco

or "As the Water Turns"

Rebel Crawdad, then switch to a Wacky worm.

Here's a tip that may help when you're first using a baitcaster. When casting, release at 11:00 and at the same time rotate the reel 90 degrees so that the handle is straight up.

Just a few more days till the wife and I head north for our 2nd annual summer vacation on Crotch Lake. The Ford F150 Supercrew is gassed up ( I had to take a loan out to afford the gas :lol: :cry: :cry:), all the snacks and refreshments have been bought, and everything we're taking is plied up on th...

Salar wrote:Have you see the new product Roland's flogging, the Honey Hole Tree:

http://www.honeyholetree.com/

If I did something similar with old car tires or other miscellaneous junk, I'd be accused of polluting.

Salar wrote: I find it hard to believe that Roland Martin endorsed the rocket fishing rod. I guess there's no pension plan for tournament bass fisherman

He's the same guy who brought us the fabulous "helicopter lures".
What a piece of $19.95 junk that was.