Each other in a mouse trap. Freakin cannibals:eek:
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Each other in a mouse trap. Freakin cannibals:eek:
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Boatin' lol
Might as well toss a cast into the prop wash
Yeah the extra six feet of water doesn't help :)
How much snow pack left up stream?
https://www.nohrsc.noaa.gov/interactive/html/map.html
Can't be much if you're south
I was in Tawas yesterday and there is a foot or better on the ground. The Ausable still has ice on it, down here is Saginaw were free and clear. Going tin boating tomorrow. Merc and others are holding me hostage with back orders so time for some therapy.
https://water.weather.gov/resources/...s/asbm4_hg.png
Seem right?
https://water.weather.gov/ahps/region.php?wrr=4 just zoom in and check the river station
YES!!! one dead in the trap, I come back and his belly and guts were eaten out by other mice. They are cannibals up here. They make a nest out of anything.Quote:
Originally Posted by FMP
I had one in my truck chew up my registration in the glove box and made a nest of out of it. AND BAMBINOS!!! all in 1 weekend. Drive to work on Monday morning, and the critter is doing laps on my dashboard while I'm doing 75 down the freeway! Then he just sat in the passenger corner for the next 20 mins staring at me drinking my coffee, and he enjoyed the ride to work. Got to work, and back under the dash he ran. Made 2 more nests in the glove box before I got him with a mouse trap IN THE GLOVE BOX (because the traps on the floor weren't working).
Where are they getting in? Squirrels are another favorite, hood liner more than once. Pinecone chewing, mess making , car cover ripping thieves. AND they know it!!! Peg them off with snowballs, need to get the .177 air out and plunk em.
I jus don't see how you guys do it....fighting that snow while we're playin and fishin!!!
Had the 'ol 260 almost wound out.....7800rpm@90+
A friend caught me going to weigh-in yesterday from his campsite!!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kcTI56AaXLI
You must have your limit cause you throwin back some good eatin bass LOL:D
67 miles in the tin boat yesterday, my tiller arm is sore. Going for another 50 today.
Jack it up , she's down too deep and don't forget that trim tab, duh. LOL 67 miles, ears ringing? What, What???
:iagree: No matter what ya runnin.... the cav plate should always be above the water. With a 15" tiller mid that means start with a 16 5/8 " transom hight.;)Quote:
Originally Posted by FMP
Gary