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Quite obviously in your world going back on your word is a common experience, and doing underhanded destructive things to get revenge is high on your list to make things right. A true testament to your character. As for me I moved on to bigger and better things. As far as me taking my...

Was out at the lake today. Weather was cool upper 60’s overcast with chance of sprinkles. Only myself and one of my buddies at the launch. Was so nice with no knuckleheads at the ramp,or on the water and the fishing was good. It’s only going to get better the cooler it gets. 😎

I agree with the Karma thing. The new property I’m hunting is really nice and it’s huge. Monday on my first sit of the season there I saw a 140 class buck. I would never have got plugged into the place had the old property not get ****** out from under me.

And what would that accomplish? Doing things like that doesn’t even cross my mind.

Lighting rods are about as far from the most sensitive as you can get. Before you pull the trigger on a cheap rod that will fail take a look on FB market place. Tons of really nice quality rods to be had well below retail. Pretty easy to tell if the rod was abused.

That’s a big no

It got thicker as the morning went on. So bad I could see no more than 20 feet. I know the lake well, but we all know how easy it is to get twisted around with no visibility. Put my charts to work. Today was great at the lake. Saw these two mature eagles enjoying the moon early this AM

Hunting is becoming a pay to play deal in a lot of areas. I have one stand on my property and a couple on a property on the other side of my neighbor. Problem is the neighbor kid rips around on their place on his dirt bikes. Really puts a damper on things in more ways than one. Pa has thousands...

First the BAD! I picked up a 150 acre property to archery hunt 15 years ago. The owner lived on the other side of the state. I sent a well worded letter to him asking permission to hunt. He called me and said he does not allow hunting. I was disappointed but polite. A few days later he called me...

Had to be a fill nozzle from the factory.

Honestly I wouldn’t bother putting too much into it. That boat is totaled. I suppose if the sentimental value means that much to you it could be fixed to a certain extent. Decent 10 foot Jon boats can be had used for 300$ or less around here. Unless you have good skill welding aluminum I can see...

Lot of work. Hope you guys get rewarded with a smooth outing today. Waiting on an update.

I hope you’re right, I’ve jumped through lots of hoops and wasted combined hours of fishing time on the water trying to get this thing dialed in. I’ve have found a pretty much endless amount of complaints and nightmare stories about this motor. Shoulda did that before I bought. My bad!

My thoughts on the Garmin Force. Unit came packaged very securely. Installation was fairly straight forward. The unit is loaded with features. Pairing with my two ultra units was no big deal though Garmin makes everything a little more complicated than it needs to be. First thing I noticed is...

Adds like that baffles me that people expect you to take their word for it that it runs. I’m sure it came with tank and hose on the boat. How difficult is it to slide a 10 dollar trash can under that and put enough water in it to run it? Tons of adds that something just needs wiped down, etc...

That’s a nice one. That kid will be hooked now. I’d like to get a hook into whatever monster was trying to eat him. Looks like it got just a chomp of his tail.

I’m not too far from the lake I come in off ridge rd ,three mile is first launch I come to so I use it a lot. Couple weeks ago a women lost control of her car and went off Rt 563 right next to bridge at Haycock. She flew off into the air and into the lake. A couple yakers saved her life. Lucky...

HA!! A homer. I launch at the other end at three mile run. Been going to the nock since it first opened. Traffic on the water sure has changed drastically in the last 10 years.

That’s a shame. The lake I mentioned is pretty big and there are four boat ramps in different areas. The ramp I use is a single but you could squeeze two in a pinch. At this ramp 25 yards off to one side they installed a gravel ramp specifically for kayaks but many still choose to dilly dally at...