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Way to go Billy. Nice size/looking spring king.

Nice job SS.

Nice job Ed! Love the shot with your two girls.

Nice gob guys.

^^ Yea that^^ Nice gob guys. Thanks for the report,

Looks good, nice to see all that snow gone.

Team Plumkrazy did a nice gob getting er done!

Way to go Mike. South Haven has been good to you.

I read a few of the post on the up site from last week. It sure sounds like fun. I don't think I would want to take my 19' boat out there though.

Nice job on the fish Hank.

Nice job finding fish on the last day. The one quad we had was two years ago. We where lucky enough to get them all.

I have a Minkota 3 bank charger on my Walleye Boat. I love it. it works flawlessly. It charges till the batteries are full then shuts off.

Yum, Yum.

Ya make me laugh Robert! My Aunt has Skunk troubles at her resort. When she gets one in her live trap she; covers the trap with a tarp, caries it to the lake, and teaches them how to swim. So far she has only had one hold his breath past the 20 minute mark. It let her know ho much he didn't like his lesson.

Beside fishing where fish are, what Andy said is #1 importance to us. What really sucks is when the bottom current is side ways to the wave action. The wave and wind current will blow my Aluminum Crestliner sideways and tangle the rigger balls. Jim, I really like your explanation also.

Nice story, and bird Adam. Congrats.

Looks like a nice day on the lake mike.

Three weeks from now (may16), we will make our first trip of the season (from Port Sheldon). With busy spring sports, graduations, and general bad weather, it's hard for us to get out. Spring water temps seam to be consistent from top to bottom, so what and or where would one use for a starting location? Also what would be a spring set up. It's been 2 years now without a Skunk, and we want to keep it that way:D Thanks, Ken.

My simple reply is; OMG Nice boat!

So true on the counters. I recently filled my Tekota's with 1000' of 30# wire. On both reals the line counters read 1500' +-. The line counter is only accurate when full.

Nice job Jason! Walleye's, Brews, and a Boat. What fun.

They look nice Mike.

It's tough taking other out. I never expect to get a penny in return fore the $100's I spend. A perfect example was last year on the way home from Muskegon. The guy I invited flips me a $20 at the gas station, to help cover cost. The reality was, for me it cost $50 for fuel alone in the truck plus the boat. Most do not have an Idea how much it cost to go out. I am lucky, I have the means to pay for it. I love being out there so much that the cost is a bargain (even if it's all on me)

Nice job Jim. You say the lake laid down? They where calling for 3-5'.

Great, pitcher, story, and job well done. The smile dose tell it all.