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I saw a dad and kid row a boat out on Red last Summer and an hour later row back in with their limit of walleyes.  I asked them the secret and they told me they had never fished it before and had no clue.  I guess the secret is out!!! :)

 

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17 minutes ago, leechlake said:

I saw a dad and kid row a boat out on Red last Summer and an hour later row back in with their limit of walleyes.  I asked them the secret and they told me they had never fished it before and had no clue.  I guess the secret is out!!! :)

 

:P:P why do you think boar goes there all the time!!!!!!!!!!!

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4 minutes ago, Boar said:

alrigjt smurfarooni, we'll.see how ya do this weekend. care to wager???

heck yea.........i'll gladly pay ya tuesday for a burger(fish) today!!!!!!!!!:P:P  oh boy......now not only do I got team up with you to kick team tunafish's butt...I get to kick mu own teammates butt!!!!!!!!!!!:P:D:/

hey thunder???????? why roll in tubes????

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glenn read more carfully, he attache a tube horn to his stuffer,  der. and der again. ok loser addresses winner as, example: oh great and mighty boar in yur case. oh great and mighty smurf..for.1.week on the forum. no hiding.either.

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I will volunteer to strictly monitor the losers terminology throughout the week, on every posted thread. In the event of a miscue or addressing the person without the proper title, I will sound the warning alert horn, which Smurf already is familiar with, from attempting to hijack/mislead threads. Warning alert sound:

 

*WHOOP*WHOOP*

 

            :grin:

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1 hour ago, smurfy said:

heck yea.........i'll gladly pay ya tuesday for a burger(fish) today!!!!!!!!!:P:P  oh boy......now not only do I got team up with you to kick team tunafish's butt...I get to kick mu own teammates butt!!!!!!!!!!!:P:D:/

hey thunder???????? why roll in tubes????

Yup, used the stuffer - Didn't have to, but I'm a newbie to homemade sausage.  I will be stuffing sticks this weekend and I'd never used my vertical stuffer (just got it for x-mas).  I figured it would be a great trial run before I actually try to use it with casings.  Plus links are handier than patties, I think.  I should've shot a video of my kids laughing as it was coming out.  I was laughing, too.  you're never too old for poo humor!

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Why not both!!!

I ain't afraid of you!:P:P:P

1 hour ago, Boar said:

glenn read more carfully, he attache a tube horn to his stuffer,  der. and der again. ok loser addresses winner as, example: oh great and mighty boar in yur case. oh great and mighty smurf..for.1.week on the forum. no hiding.either.

Lol. If by some chance I do let you catch the biggest fish...   I will be busy all week.... Out of town. No service.:D:D:D

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