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« Last post by iceman260 on Apr 21, 2024, 05:53 AM »
33* clear and calm.
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40,cloudy with light breeze
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i think more times then not this year theres been a strong cols wind ....focus on areas you can get away from the wind ....no matter what were all handicapped bye the weather ............ i'm heading out in a little while .... i bought a new wadeing jacked it hurts bad but time to retire the old hodgeman
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« Last post by Johnnh on Apr 21, 2024, 05:16 AM »
Thanks for all the input. It looks like more homework ahead.
The project ahead includes a 300 gal tank that I can rent for 100 per year, Installing a manifold to feed the generator and grill, dig trench for propane line and another trench for power to house (i will do that with my backhoe),. Generator install by vendor to be determined.
22kw generator install prices are running in the $11,000 range.
The good side is no more food loss and all electric will work as normal
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« Last post by The Jigger on Apr 20, 2024, 09:38 PM »
good haul Its an early season
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« Last post by 62 & Done on Apr 20, 2024, 07:33 PM »
Tried fishing a small body of water today that is reported to be infested with small Bluegills. The only winner today was that strong cold wind. Aughhh
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« Last post by 62 & Done on Apr 20, 2024, 07:25 PM »
I have 2 of the 25 and 1 of the 30 really like those reels I went to Plueger since the new Mitchells have been a disappointment
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« Last post by 62 & Done on Apr 20, 2024, 06:59 PM »
One problem I have with the tall boots is that sometimes the back off the boot will catch on the bottom of a tree stand seat. This only happens with my ladder stands and it makes no matter what brand. It is actually a little unnerving to try to stand up cautiously and find your foot stuck. kinda sucks.
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« Last post by bogtrotter on Apr 20, 2024, 06:36 PM »
I didn't do much in the way of fishing (a "haul" of just 2 perch and 2 sunfish after about an hour or so on the water this evening), but two friends and I were successful on our first foraging expedition of the season earlier today.
We picked a lot of ramps (which we expected) and even a small amount of fiddleheads (which was a surprise for so early in the season), as well as Japanese knotweed shoots (taste like rhubarb) and various assorted greens.
I also saw a bald eagle (although that was while I was fishing Fish Pond later on).
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