MN Fisher

But where's the excitement in that, Kent? (Ya, I use a net...every time)

I got these for wearing in the canoe - I'll still wear them in the F-9 https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07NPFZY8K/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&th=1&psc=1

Dunno why - the blue end of the color spectrum (UV included) have the deepest penetration into water. That's why you can still sunburn even if totally submerged. Being underwater shouldn't affect the glow properties of UV activated line.

And it's on

Youngins' Nora and I are 118 combined.

I'd like to know how often they update this. Two listings in my area 1: Listed as Minnoco here - it's been Amstar for 2 years 2: Second Minnoco - that shop was closed and tanks removed 3 years ago.

Ouch Two of the stations in my local area have Ethanol Free.

Trying to predict the volatility of the market is like trying to hit the bullseye on a dart board with a Claymore at 50 paces...while blindfolded.

One thing to note - we could be paying what others are...we're kinda spoiled here in the US cause we have some of the cheapest gas of all the industrialized countries/territories May 16, 2022 average prices - in US dollars/ US gallon USA - $4.66 UK - $7.70 Denmark - $9.32 Hong Kong - $10.96 https://www.globalpetrolprices.com/gasoline_prices/

Could it have taken the ECU out?

Ditto for MN - we get some thick milfoil and the lily pad stems are really strong. 50# is what I use on my frogging reel. And that's with the state record LMB being 8#15oz.

You really think you'll have the time once she gets that ball-and-chain around your ankle?

For me, that describes every American beer. The only brew worth the time.

I'd almost prefer that to the 'intense look of disappointment' I got the last time I forgot my phone.

Oh I have experience with them - the old runabout had a 1972 40hp Evinrude on the back. Those things just don't want to die.

Four of my guys are above the cut line for Saturday - we'll see if that stays Livesay in the top ten, Seth only a pound out of the Sunday cut...go Llamastashe!

I was doing work-study at the college I was attending - they paid more than the commercial businesses at the time.

And the difference between my earnings ($2.65/hr part-time) and the price of gas at the time ($1.35/gallon) was a lot slimmer than today....and I was driving a 73 Plymouth Cuda that got about 8MPG...and my girlfriend lived 14 miles from me. You do the math

And now I have a motor Local guy is a certified OMC mechanic - he not only runs a repair shop out of his garage, but buys older non-working motors to 30hp and rebuilds them before selling them 1973 Evinrude model 25352A - 25hp electric start. He ran it for me when I went to look at it. Started right up, idles smooth, shifts easily, and churns water quite well. I'll take a pic when I get it on the boat.

All the launch points I'll use are within 15 minutes of me - so I hear you there. 14' Alumacraft - modified of course - and I'm looking at a 25hp Envinrude this afternoon.

Still sealing, still carpeting

Sometimes it only takes one. When I went into the Air Force - there was still mom, dad, and my sister at home - but mom's grocery bill was cut in half...ya, even at 20 I ate that much.

Or any trailer really. I've had what I thought were solid bites, set the hook...and nothing. Bring the jig in and my Pit Boss is missing one of its trailing 'flappers'.

Yep - major part is that they must be visible 22.5+ degrees aft of abeam (directly to the side). A quick check and mine are visible 34 degrees aft of abeam.

Their site says 112.5 degrees - mounted at the slight angle I have them, they should be visible to 90+ degrees port/starboard and as seen in the vid, they're both visible for a bit either side of directly forward.