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WB Bro! R U going to tell the story about the plane incident? T

Its such a good time, well was in the past anyway.... A long, long, time ago (about 21 yearsish) I used to go with some friends from down the street... Lake St. Clair, we'd go at night and all I can really remember is gopping about a dozen worms on hooks and fishing in 80-120 ft holes in the lake and sit there telling stories until the bells went off on the rather stout fishing poles that reminded me of phone poles. Once you pulled them up from these holes they would stay on top of the water for a while after releasing them and actually do tail dances on the water (fish looking straight up at the moon, keeping themselves up with their tails) Coolest thing you'll ever see especially if the moon was out lighting up the lake. At the time (and looks like its still the same) you could only keep one per year.... We caught 3 keepers 1 night and didn't keep a 1. At one time all three were tail dancing! That brought back memories seeing those, Thanks Billy V! T

My Pleasure! and still more.... Navman-http://www.navman.com/Navman/Templates/standardcontent____40043.aspx

Raymarine-http://http://www.raymarine.com/raymarine/Default.asp?site=1&Section=2&Page=710&Parent=2

Eagle-http://www.eaglegps.com/Downloads/Updates/default.htm Northstar-still in development

Welcome! (If said correctly with a couple of friends should sound like the Stooges, you know, Hello, Hello, Hello, HELLO!!!)

I have to comment here just cause.. My 5 year old is good for about 45minutes when it comes to me visiting. Sound about right? And as for your grandson.... He's a miracle now and a better outdoorsman then I'll ever be, I'm a complete sissy when it comes to climbing pretty much anything other then a treestand....for some reason I have no problem here! My hats off to him and you and yours! Tim

Yes, I know some of the Depthmasters are Okuma's. I had a site that had which were which and I can't seem to find it right now...... T

Here's a few links for ya's! Firmware Updates: 1. Lowrance-http://http://www.lowrance.com/Downloads/Updates/default.asp 2. Humminbird-registration mandatory:http://www.humminbird.com/public.asp?ID=528 3. Magellan-http://http://www.magellangps.com/support/ 4. Garmin-http://http://www.garmin.com/support/blosp.jsp I'm working on more! T

Its started, but looking at the way I'm going, by the time I get it done you'll be performing the 2007 Fall Layup.........

^5's Matt and welcome around. I frequent Muskegon the most and know I've heard/seen you around..... It'll be nice to do a little bs'n with a fellow fisherman out there!!

And 9 days later, looks like an instant replay! What are we stuck?

No charter captains Tony! Geesh, we don't wanna get our buts kicked, just have some fun fishin!!!!! Enter away bro! T

We're picture freaks Tony, post 'em if you got 'em! Welcome to here, I'm Tim and the rest of the gang will post below! Look forward to swapping some fishing stories and even in the hunting section ( I have an English Setter named Daisy, and if you know setters she's out of Guy Begone ) Enjoy it around here Tony, its GREAT! T

I don't even have mine yet talk about anal.... lol.... Don't be suprised too if the software in your whatever is already up to date. This is possible too!

Don't forget them ladies and gentlemen! Did you even know, your GPS, Fishfinders, etc, have firmware that can add features to your equipment and usually the manufacturer will put them under the support or download section. GLF and I were chatting one day and it went down the road of updates. I got myself a Lowrance deal (not quite as nice as GLF's) and told GLF that there were updates available for both our rigs. (I got a little brother to his). The updates for both our rigs added some handy nifty features! I'm a freak about firmware, I knew there was new firmware and I don't even have my FF yet.....!!!! SO! Check it out! and if you need help let me know!!!! T

Yea man!, had to be a great day to be out there! Nice Catch!

The discount is 15% for buying 4 or more. I always look at is as a free small game license for buying the other 3. The prices are regularly. 15.00 15.00 15.00 28.00 ------ 73.00 vs the 62.05!

Need this one fired back up again! You guys were posting good and then everybody stopped!!!! Sorry about the quality, took these right off the negatives with my printer and I seem to have a little dust in there! and they from a disposable 35mm camera!

Ahhhhh yes Caz's specialty! roflmao!

Am I ready?..... Are the Kennedy's gun shy? I'm thinking I'm like the rest of the gang so far, I'm ready, boat is not! All I need is about a weekend also! T

Hunting and Fishing wouldn't be fun without the rules..... It would just be called "killin"! The young folk who lost respect for the outdoors were never taught it too begin with! T

Contact: Mary Dettloff 517-335-3014 Agency: Natural Resources February 28, 2007 Six suspects recently were charged with illegally taking deer and shining after a two and one-half month investigation by a Department of Natural Resources conservation officer into a poaching ring operating in St. Clair County in late 2006. The poachers may have illegally killed as many as 60 white-tailed deer in an area ranging from Port Huron to Capac. Using a spotlight and powerful scope mounted on one of their .17 caliber hunting rifles, the suspects admitted to shooting at 75 to 100 deer in the area, killing as many as 60. Many of the deer were left unrecovered; while some were sold and others had only their choice steaks removed. The suspects admitted to also shooting at rabbits and domestic cats, and one admitted to shooting at a cow. Four of the suspects pleaded guilty to the charges and paid fines. Two other cases are pending in St. Clair County Probate Court because the suspects were juveniles at the time of the incidents. The suspects ranged in age from 16 to 20. The suspects who have been prosecuted will pay $3,000 each in restitution to the state for the unlawfully killed deer. They also had their firearms confiscated, lost their hunting privileges for three years and each must serve 300 hours of community service by attending hunter safety classes and meetings at area sportsmen's clubs. Conservation Officer John Borkovich, assigned to St. Clair County, led the investigation and collected a significant amount of biological and ballistic evidence. Borkovich worked on a tip that one of the suspects played ice hockey for an area team, and often would stop by area ice arenas in search of a vehicle that matched the description given by a witness. Borkovich eventually located the vehicle while on patrol and stopped it, and contacted two of the suspects. The six suspects eventually provided the DNR with written confessions. Citizens who witness or suspect conservation violations can call the DNR Report All Poaching hotline at (800) 292-7800. Information can be anonymously reported. The DNR is committed to the conservation, protection, management, use and enjoyment of the state's natural resources for current and future generations.

Yea, yea, what they said! I love my Canon Electrics and 2 more wouldn't be a bad idea!! PS. Welcome to Great Lakes Fisherman!!!