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Nice job Terry! New boat looks great!!!!!!!!!!!

a dead boat in lake michigan can get ugly fast..any decent human being would have no problem pulling lines and helping pull a person back..thankfully not everyone thinks about themselves and theyre bottom line...thank you to the silver king and all the others out there who are willing to help a brother out.

Big thumbs up:thumb: to silver king, and glad everyone is ok Andy!

Nice looking rig Terry. Now you can teach the new dog old tricks!

Looks like a great trip Terry, thanks for sharing the pics

Nice job Mark and Scott!

Saturday

Nicely done

Nice looking rig Bob welcome to the site

Amazing what the human body can do when pushed to the limits. Thanks for sharing the story and glad the ending was a happy one!

Sounds like a great time Terry. I will try and make as many as possable, maybe we could even assembly the super crew for a couple:eek:

I have not seen Kurt bush holding and drinking a miller lite after a race last year.

Nice job Terry wish i could have made it down, i am blaming Don for not making it:rolleyes:

Nice job Nick and great story with a good ending.

i am going to try and make as many as possible this year...looking forward to it

If the fishsniffer is going to be there i will be there also:grin:

Sweet ride Terry can't wait to rip them lips

Nice job Terry

Nicely done Adam

I'm pretty sure that the Atlantic's are targeted for northern Lake Huron. Since they don't die after spawning like the Pacific salmon they intend to use them in Huron. That could help you. I'm pretty sure that the size of the rivers and natural reproduction plays a part in the decision on where plants are made. I'm not sure about the St. Joe but I know the Grand, Muskegon and Manistee have very succesful natural reproduction with kings and I know all 3 plus the St. Joe have the same for steelies. All in all I have few complaints with the DNR personally. I have bought deer licenses every year for the last 16 years but have only shot 4 deer in my life, and they were in the last 3 years. But I more than get my money's worth in fishing license fees. I would even be willing to pay more for a fishing license if the money was used for stocking salmon and trout. I'm no biologist but I am sure there are ecological reasons for the plantings and numbers in different ports. I have dealt with a few of the DNR biologists over the years and they have been very helpful. Either way, good luck ice fishing this year.

Nick

I agree and well said Nick

I just "borrowed" the label maker at work and typed up what they are. 7 color, full core, etc.. Then I put it in the same spot as Mike. The only problem with Mike's idea is some of us are too dumb to figure it out and always have to ask what is what. With my way, you just have to be able to read. Gotta make it as simple as possible for us poor, uneducated factory workers. Mine have lasted for 3+ years.

Some times we fish too early for me to think that hard:lol:, i have not had a problem seeing white backing with black lettering

I make sure i am sitting up wind from dusty (smokey) that usually fishes with us.

Sounds like a lot of fun, I had a great time fishing South Haven early last year!

Count me in

Somewhere between the gift giving, and the parties there is the true meaning of Christmas.

Happy B-Day Adam

just an edit i went with #2 (mike)...sorry mike:lol:

Man i thought for a minute that i got demoted to Driver only status