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For those of us on freshwater, I knew a family years ago that canned Whitefish they caught out of the upper Kettle near Toroda Creek (IYKYK). No, I don't have the recipe. But I do have the memory of a wonderful flavor and texture, appealing to my nordic heritage. And damn fine on a ryecrisp...

As far as the outdoor cooker goes, I use a camp chef 2 burner propane unit. Relative to an electric kitchen stove it is vastly superior. For my low pressure pickles and tomatoes and such, it brings the full canner to a boil in much less time, and achieves and holds a good boil, thus very few...

As far as the outdoor cooker goes, I use a camp chef 2 burner propane unit. Relative to an electric kitchen stove it is vastly superior. For my low pressure pickles and tomatoes and such, it brings the full canner to a boil in much less time, and achieves and holds a good boil, thus very few...

Great! That's at least one, maybe more voices to fight for the resource!

I am envious, and appreciative of you sharing these incredible images

I presume you're talking slide-in range. New, probably Freds is marginally better than the big box of your choice, Home Despot/Looowes/Best Buy...frankly if you can find one of 'em to deliver to ya I don't think you can go wrong. All will be screwy initially about temp, you'll need to...

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Nobody knows ‘til somebody goes. Have a good trip!

Here’s the rods. All seem to be 8 1/2 footers Rod 1 is in the worst shape. Missing stripping and several guides, very bad rewrapping, finish is poor. Rod 2 is somewhat better finish wise, still misding some guides and no real winding check. Rod 3 has the nicest hardware, yes missing a...

Old riveted aluminum boats leak a bit. My new old riveted 16.5’ Sea Nymph returned from its latest trip leaking a bit as usual, but I found the amount unreasonable. Carp fishing you’re going in harms way, and over here the shallows are rocky. Yeah, I got a bilge pump, but this is just too much...

That’s a good idea, Dave. I’ll get some pics up in the near future.

My wife's cousin bestowed some vintage tackle on me this AM. Three bamboo rods, none with markings, all are 3 piece, one with a broken tip. All have been rewrapped with skill somewhere between none and sophomoric. Reel seats are all down slides and aluminum. I imagine these are all postwar...

Two rods? Why not 3? And several soles for my Korkers: Felt, felt with studs, rubber, and aluminum. And since I used to smoke, how about a pipe, some tobacco, a spare pack of cigarettes, a lighter, and some waterproof matches. A lunch. A dry shirt. Two beers. Different beers... Also my...

On my 16.5 Lowe I use a 20# mushroom forward as primary and 15# of looped chain taken from my cataraft aft. The 15# is on 25’ of rode, used primarily for chironomid fishing, sll stored in a 3 gallon bucket. The 20# primary is on 50’ of three strand, stored belowdeck accessed by a hatch. No...

Cool! Nice boat, plenty of motor, you’ll be on the electric most of the time anyway. Do getcha one of them Grass Ninja cutters for your electric, a great product

Thanks, Cabezon, for reminding me why I got degrees in geology.🤪

In the past I did polarized bifocals. Wading: bad. Scrambling down to the stream from the road: dangerous. I went to polarized single prescription shades, with readers. Much better.

Here I thought they just made inflatables. Has anyone any experience with their rods or reels or lines? Customer service?

After half a season the Ninja works as advertised. Cuts through reed canary grass and other hard grass/weeds like a knife, other thick aquatic weeks pretty well though you may need to increase blade speed to clear it now and then, and in real thick stuff it tends to wrap around the motorhead...