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Make sure to spell sophomore right on your appIications. Good luck, see if you can talk to someone at your school about the application process and scholarships.

nice cats

I am more worried about freeze outs than being able to fish on opener. Reports of several lakes already ruined.

nope, none of the N. Wis lakes made it... fishings not that good up here anyway

eskimo ice cream... lard, fish, sugar, and berries in a blender. It looked like yogurt and the first taste is a little sweet and then the fish and lard hits... only thing I have eaten that I would never eat again. also, the occasional "bug seed" when youre eating sunflower seeds.

Got me and i sent it to my gf through skype... priceless!

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wow that is a nice looking boat, congrats

here in n. wisconsin St. Croix is very popular

new least favorite animal: leopard seal

All I use is Paca. They last a long time and come in my prefered sizes and colors. Tried the "other" brands that are expensive and they fall apart quickly.

Donate them to kids or something along those lines.

Nice looking swim jig, wouldn't mind having a few of those in my box.

Now go buy some matching paca craws for Trailers and you're all set

Typical of Gander. The one by me has a decent selection but its way over priced. They used to be good with returns but in the last couple years they changed their policy and I no longer shop there unless I have a gift card.

White or pearl jig and twister Jig and craw Spinner bait The 3 I tend to catch fish on year round

Yes they work well. The tiny white marabou ones are killer in the spring.

Paca craws and chigger craws

Culvers chicken sandwich and a concrete mixer

No, just what I tend to eat.

This is typical Mon-Fri, the weekends I eat unhealthy and make actual meals. Breakfast- 1 cup coffee 2 bowls cereal banana 10 am snack- apple string cheese Lunch- pbj on wheat baby carrots string cheese granola bar apple banana 4 pm snack- pbj cottage cheese pretzels Dinner- 2 turkey burger patties green beans

Hair jigs, case helgies, and tiny paca craws have worked for me in cold water (less than 40).

Sounds fun with an ultra light. I ordered the same LTB you did, looking forward to fishing with it this fall.

"Those fish aren't worth a pic" In Illinois they are!

Yesterday I broke my Powell into three pieces I loved the rod and would like another, but for the warranty I need to buy a rod tube, ship the rod back to California (from Wisconsin), and pay $60. So I am thinking that is all going to add up to around $90-100? I only paid $100 for the rod when it was on sale so it didn't seem worth it to me, especially with the St. Croixs on sale. Instead decided to just buy the LTB69MLXF for $115.