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I bet if you had chosen black, they would of said there was a premium cost for black,.....

That's funny. I retired on Feb 2nd, groundhog day . Kinda for the same reason, but it gave me an extra month of health care, lol

I got stuck at the dog ate my homework, but I'm aTFO fan

SB 6294, and if I read it correctly it does not include lawfully harvested animals for fur products. But I'm not a lawyer, so smarter people than me should read the proposed bill and comment.

From backyard

Refreshing to see someone else has the first thought...how can I fix it... rather that where do I get a new one.

The guys at Lee lock are great. I always got their hardware for my dbs

Lots of brackish water full of tannins. I never fished them. Small lakes have pike, get some stout leader and use streamer/mouse paytets. Clear water streams are full of grayling, parachute Adam's and bivisible patterns. Have fun

A slap on the hand

The blue tape is a simple guide on the grinder tool rest to get a hollow grind. I then hone it on 600 grit Emory cloth.

My go to in the shop

More on water quality. It's a shame about the Wulik, the best Arctic Char fishing I've ever seen is probably lost for a while. An Unmistakable Stain in America’s Most Pristine Rivers https://www.theatlantic.com/science/archive/2022/12/alaska-rivers-rust-climate-change-permafrost/672475/

I've been reading a few news stories over the past couple years about the expansion of beaver populations into Arctic regions. Due to climate change the northern regions have warmed up enough to provide new habitat. The long term effect is unknown. But personally think this is good. Providing...

Use denatured alcohol, not rubbing. Too much will make the finish not harden properly and turn rubbery.

I think your arch is too shallow. PVC pipe can be bent. Heat them up with heat gun, radiant heater, etc. Make a jig for uniform arch.

Correction I got nostalgic and looked up the lake on the map. It was salmon creek and reservoir. Geeeze I'm old

Mark and I would hike up the flume to Sheep Creek Lake, a man made reservoir near Juneau. They had stocked the lake with brookies. I got hooked on fly fishing when they were so eager, they would leap out of the water before the fly even landed. Sadly they had to lower the lake level as the...

It amazes me when they plea not guilty. Did someone else put lead in their catch to trap them?

While working for ADFG, we would do end of summer surveys for salmon spawning records. In preparation we would stash gas and oil up river for the extended run. The first year, we found out the bears liked to eat the oil as they would break into the caches. Scat had oil sheen.

I think I would be a little less concerned about getting a selfie at the moment.