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GJ Tom. It's great to get the kids on fish. Was that you that called me on the radio as we were going in??? Brandy (Big John) broke into the conversation.

Nice job as usual. I have a quick question...what style of blades do you normally use? Thanks

I have been using #4 or 5 Colorado blades for years. I recently started using some smile blades, with success. One drawback with the smiles is, they spin faster and sometimes twist the harness. I have been running a mix. Another drawback of the smiles, is you have to cut the line to change them.

Brad, and Gary K. fished with me out of AuGres. The one foot forecast waves turned into 3s with an occasional 4. We picked up most of a 3 man limit going with the waves and the rest going against them. 33-35 FOW, bouncers and meat. Purple, Pink, red, and chartreuse will gitter done. Speed was about 1.5 MPH.

GJ Mike. It's always fun fishing with you.

I believe the Bert's metal ones are $59 @ Northwoods, in Pinconning MI.

WTG Jim.

What a ride. VN

I'm glad you will be able to fix it. If not, maybe a radiator repair shop could.

A warm welcome to you Kevin. You will like it here. Let us know if you need any help.

Josh, Nice pics. A nice way to send your buddy off. Hopefully he will be able to return soon.

GJ Scott.

You da bomb Adam.

Nice work Frank!! Waiting in line????? You mean you don't have a V.I.P. pass for the launch. They don't wave you on through and tell others to move it or loose it LOL

I guess I have to let them know what Priority1 means.

So sorry Larry. I hope they catch the slugs that stole it.

GJ Jim. Ya know those fish make a living on getting off. It's all part of the challenge. I'm glad you managed to box a couple.

Capt. Thanks for the report. GJ:)

Capt. James goes the distance, to gitter done.

Way to Gitter Done Jay.

I think I posted one too many times on AuGres. I had to wait in line to launch my boat on a weekday. I have never seen the launch so busy on a weekday. The local merchants owe me a lunch or two. Ya Right.

A good friend,Tom T. (Talltails), and I fished with a couple of new friends. Mel D. (Melthusala), and Dale (Brookies) were new to our kind of fishing but, started to get it together about half way through the trip. It's not easy pulling ten lines, and it takes some getting used to. We didn't box out as quickly, but we still boated over 20 keepers, for a four man limit. If you want to know what we were doing look at my last several posts. GITTER DONE. Mel and Dale are welcome back anytime. AuGres is HOT.

Capt. Dave, A very warm welcome to you. You will like it here. Let us know if we can help you in any way. Everyone here is friendly and helpful.

GJ Ed. Thanks for the report.

WTG Capt Bill. Thanks for the report.

GJ Robert. The action will soon be better.

GJ Jarod. Was your uncle wearing that hook on the right or left side. Maybe you could have just left it as trip remembrance. I'm glad you were able to free him without him pulling too much drag. Seriously it is a hazard of our game. Always wear glasses while fishing. A treble in the eye, and you don't look so good.

It's always good to fish with kids. GJ Randy.