Duffman

I had my old boss once point out the number of posts I've made here. " But that comes out to be just less than one post a day." "I guess you are right, carry on." And of course, I was also a member of Team Timeout a couple times myself.

For the last few years I've been a fan of these both slip bobbering and under tip-ups with larger minnows. Not quite a circle hook, but plenty of space to get a good hook up without the bigger minnow interfering. Still use a quick-strike rig on half of my tip-ups though.

We've all become that group of old men hanging out at McDonald's having coffee and shooting the breeze. Sharing tips, helping each other out, as well as giving each other grief. It's been a good run leech~~, congrats!

Newb.

Got the axe, don't care.

Here's my fancy GPS. Was great for finding sunken islands and the duck blind back in the day. Never did upgrade, and it just sits in a box of outdated outdoor gear. I think all of the basics have been covered. Personally, I'm still a paper map guy when traveling the Bdub. But I do bring a solar charger for my phone and battery packs. The main use for the phone is the camera and weather radar if possible.

Here's a tip......... If you get Amazon Prime and watch Thursday Night Football, you can switch the audio to English UK. Two British? guys calling the game......."On the cusp of calling a timeout." Best part....... not hearing Buck utter another word. And your brain keeps going......"Am I watching football........or am I watching football?"

Got off of the Ice just in time to see them grab the axe. Figured I had a better chance at icing a walleye. Three walleyes and the axe? That doesn't happen.

Could possibly be a spider web or some other insect obstruction in the pilot light orifice. I've had that issue before.

Last night''s Asian chicken fajita's served on a bed of rice rather than tortilla's.

Maybe I WILL look you up. Looks tasty smurf.

Time will tell. They could make some noise if they become a true "team". And it's obvious to any observer that somebody needs to light a fire underneath Wiggins butt. Don't truly know if that is even possible? I'm not gonna miss the prima donna.

From the lack of boats I see on the lake and at the access, you are not alone. I don't expect much out there these days, it's a good attitude to have. I'm hoping for some perch, pike, and a tulibee or two next week.