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Spring lake in fruitport looked the same last week.

http://www.hook-um.com/contact_hookum.html I like these.

Welcome to the site you will like it here!

I like to set lines aroud 4:30 and be done by 8:30-9:00 and be home by 10:00 and spend some time with the kids on the weekends.

http://www.wzzm13.com/news/regional/lakeshore_article.aspx?storyid=87805

Thinking of buying a new gps for the boat. Wondering what is the best investment for 500 to 600 bucks? I don't need a combo unit as I already have a quality graph. Help me shop.

The annual banquet will be march 27 at the holiday inn in Muskegon. Tickets are $75.00 it includes a door prize a all you can eat perch dinner and you are entered to win a grand prize. There are raffle prizes drawn through out the night. It is a really fun banquet with alot of cool prizes. P.M. me if you have questions.

Went out pike fishing from 10 am to dark and brought home a big skunk> I do have a good Ice report though. Silver lake has at least 8 inches of good black ice. Maybe next time I will have a fish report.

Is any boat that can float and provide a good safe day on the water.

Caz you got a Lund with a BIG Yammi you are LOADED!

Hello my name is Scott.

Get everything on G.L.F.'s stinger spreadsheet. He can slay the salmonoid's.

Sorry I mispoke myself, I know he used it on the Saint and was getting rid of a used one.

Check with Vince at capt gary`s he had one for sale a while back.http://www.captgarys.com/catalog/index.php

Great Recipe! The whole family loved it.

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There is plenty of giving back. Give Jim Mitchell he is the head of the tribal D.N.R. and he could give you some info on what they give back.

As some of you know I was out in colorado the first 2 weeks of september and although I did not bring home an elk it was a awsome experience. The first week we were there it was archery season and that is the tag I had. It was $506.00 for an either sex tag so I felt lucky and bought that one. We were hunting the williams fork / henderson mine area near Kremmling and when we started the were not many hunters. The first day we saw one bull which bugled and came to within 65 yards and decided something was not right and turned away. The second day we saw a couple more bulls at a great distance and could not get anything going until that evening as we headed down the mountain we got to around 10700 feet and took a break. After a few minutes I started to mess with my Hoochie mama call and all the sudden a bugle came from down the hill that made my hair stand up it was so close. The guy I was with run down the hill 50 or so yards and started calling and within what seemed like a minute I saw this huge bull come up from the valley below us pulling his rack through the thick pine brush and moving at what seemed like about 30 mph I drew back and when he walked into the clearing at about 20 yards I was thinking lead him, lead him i let it go and whap I hit him like what souned like a ton of bricks and as he took a couple steps I thought D@MN! my arrow should not have popped right back out. But it did and landed in a tree just left of were I shot him. He ran down towords the guy that was calling for me and as he did that I hit my call and he stopped within 10 yards of him as he was curled up next to a log so he did not get trampled he could see were my arrow hit right dead in the front shoulder blade with barely any bood and then it turned and ran down the mountain not to be seen again. He said it was the biggest bull he had seen in his ten trips out there and he counted it as a 6x6. All I saw was some big horns and new it was a shooter. My carbon arrow ended up only going in about 2.5 inches and it split in two like a piece of wood. We ended up seeing 5 bulls and 2 cows between 3 of us with the most of the 2 days before muzzleloader opened and the mountain getting alot of pressure and the bulls getting lockjaw and not bugleing. I did manage 2 hours of fishing in a small stream with a spinner on a ultralight rod and caught 9 brook trout for dinner. If you get a chance to go out there DO IT you will not regret it. I was fortunate enough to go out there with my dad and his friend and it was the trip of a life time. My dad is not sure he will be able to go out and handle the altitude any more so I am glad I went when I did. We camped at 9000 feet and walked to as high as 12047 feet. Most days we only had to go 2000 vertical feet in a couple miles to get to the elk. All in all it was a blast.

But I pesonally won't be at the next event but hopefully the rest of the guys will be there on my boat. I will be chasing elk up really big hills:D

Bummer I forgot about that.

Sorry about the fall but we did in early august with a 20 pound even fish:lol:

They have a end of year sale right now everthing is 20% to 50% off. They are on M104 and 136th east of spring lake.

15 foot starcraft starfire 81 inches wide with yamaha 40 hp tiller 4 stroke. Minkota powerdrive 55 bow mount, 3 seats, walker downriggers, planer boards and mast. This boat is a nice boat for the big lake for the beginner and it trolls down real nice without the oil smell of a 2 cycle. Pics available if interested. $4,800.00 or offer.

There is a set Starting at about 120 foot at 43.13n which is pretty much straight out.

Congrats Rich and family.