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Old 04-08-2012, 08:05 PM
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Any day fishing is a good day. Looks like a couple happy young uns' there. Happy Easter.
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Looked like a great time, Vince!
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Killed this guy on the way home tonight. Anyone tell me how to dry the skin. We just skined it out and is in the cub den on a board with some weight on it to keep it from curling.
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Neat Vince! I'll have to check out the snake skin while we're in SC.
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Killed this guy on the way home tonight. Anyone tell me how to dry the skin. We just skined it out and is in the cub den on a board with some weight on it to keep it from curling.
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Spent 5/6 hours on 6/15/12 fishing for Salmon on the Great Lake, after countless follies/mishaps (my fault) we did manage to bring in 7 Salmon/Trout during our excursion. Lost 6 Having a newbie 14-yo., for the first time on Lake Michigan, he had the honors of reeling most of the fish.



Total of 7 fish caught, lost 6 or 7 at the back of the boat, some of the Kings would make a run of 100yds., ya bring"em in, they see the boat & boom -GONE for another run.


4 fish cut & chunked for brine to be smoked & 3-filleted for that Fathers day grill. Yummy.

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How good does it get?

My Fathers day special, fresh Coho (Fri.) & a tenderized Flank steak,

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Looks like some good eating!
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Got a few buck pictures yesterday on their way out to the alfalfa field. Nice to see a few got through from last year.
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