firefightn15

Great to have you on the forum Bishop.

I still remember the look on your face on the way down, it was obvious that you accepting what was about to happen and the only thing that mattered was beng graceful about it on the way down. ;D

Ax end over tea kettle and he never spilled a drop! And he did it with more grace than I have ever seen. 8-)

Thanks for the intro and welcome. Good luck with school, I imagine your choice is based on what kind of local fishing there is?

Welcome aboard fisher137, let's see some pics of the boat.

Great job finding direction for the young one. No better way than fishing with dad. Welcome to the forum.

Welcome to the forum fellow cheesehead. You'll like it here. What waters do you fish?

Welcome to the forum Jeff

X2 and glad you joined.

Welcome to BassResource HarleyBass!

Welcome to the board Dalton, don't feel overwhelmed, but there is tons of info here on the forum and plenty of people to answer questions. Read the articles and use the search engine here on the site. Stay excited, learn, and go get 'em!

Hey man, welcome to the site! It's a great place to be.

Welcome to BR gruman!

Welcome to BR Mike

Welcome to BR!

Wayda fishem' up. They are bigger than the ones I caught at Kenlake. Good job little man! Passin' the love is what it's all about, right on Hawk. 8-)

Man, you busted me up on that one! ;D

Guys (and gals), it was the greatest getaway I have ever had. It was ALL my pleasure getting to meet everyone. The mods were super guys, the members were unforgettable, and the speakers and guests were nothing less than outstanding. (Just walked away for 6 hrs.- grass fires). Getting back to the road trip, special thanks to Gene, Big O, and Paul for going one on one with me. I learned a lot this week but these fellas really gave me their time and it was much appreciated. Kelley and Glen were my chauffeurs and get my many thanks. They made me very at home on their rides. Kelley, don't worry, after I put that stitch in my arm and cauterized it the bleeding stopped. Btech, the George Dickel #8 put a big smile on my neighbor's face and Patrick made me laugh more than anything after showing me how to use a shakey head AFTER he am Kelley limited out several times and were ready to call it a day. On a final note, Burley shook my hand. I don't think he really wanted to, I'm sure he was just looking for some more JJ's. Here's some pics: Long Mike guarding the wine- Deb and Greg, my Friday night hosts when I first got there- LBH and Big O- Ghoti and Mary- LBH and Paul- RW flippin' burgers (McDonald's, look out!)- Idaho***er (Patrick) What kind of bait is that? Kelley, the new dinkmaster! Fish was an inch longer than the senko- Everybody waving to my nephew (river rat 58) who couldn't be there- Of course, Glenn dove in at the last minute. What a ham! Long Mike and RW during a special moment-

Same here Paul, I'm sure you may not remember, but you gave me a short tutorial that is really going to help! Here's that pic I took of you and Russ (bigger pics in roadtrip thread): Brian/FF15

Nice lookin' sows you got there. Pond scum? Does it help to be camouflaged?

Good stuff!

Yup, had a blast. Only one or two that held any weight, but lots of little ones caught.

Left at 10 this morning and just pulled in my driveway. 675 miles in 10 hrs. and 10 minutes.zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

Go to the Wisconsin DNR website and get the regs, you can down load them there. If I remember right, the season for the northern half opens in the third week in June, I"m not sure. But I do know that the northern half follows roughly along State Hwy 64-Here's a link: http://dnr.wi.gov/fish/regulations/ Goodluck!

6'9" parabolic Carrot/Revo Winch/10# Yo Zuri