The fishing thread ( not about fish fertilizer)

Boatguy

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Low budget?! My 3i cost me about 500 bucks 6years ago. I also have a 1man flip over clam. Those big shanties are for the lazy fisherman. I lug all my shit out set up and tear down cut my own holes, sometimes move multiple times a day. I run a buddy heater on a 5lber and I bring my jetboil on longer trips and get some dehydrated meals. That's true fishing. Renting a shanty and getting a ride out on a sled by the operator is just the lazy man's game of ice fishing. Good if you aren't into fishing and just getting out with the kids or something. But I'm hardcore. Balls deep or bust.
Smelt we catch in April when they run. You can ice fish them here too but super boring.
Just playin bud. :)
My only ice fishing escapades were in my twenties and mainely a drinking affair.
I get jealous in the winter seeing guys pulling big fish out of the ice.
 

Herb & Suds

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Used to

Thats some low budget shit. Used to rent some 10 man shanties up in maine.
Insulated with woodstoves, and an rv making hot food on the shore. They would cut the ice with chainsaws as the tide went out to prevent splitting. We would do the night tides, like 7 to 7
Rewards were buckets of smelt and a raging hangover
We don't own the high dollar stuff cause we don't have winter nine months of the year :lol:
 

Jjgrow420

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Spring time ice out crappies and perch, rainbow opener spawn run and channel cats. Bigguns.
Early summer time break kinda (unless fishing streams up north for rainbows and brookies) mid summer walleye on harnesses and cranks and muskie with bucktails then fall time walleye still, salmon run on spoons cranks and skein , browns spawn run and rainbows bottom bouncing and float fishing, along with the great fall muskie gorging, once ski close it's waiting for the hardwater to lock up and it's lather rinse repeat!
 

lokie

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Shock cord fuse. Never added lighter. Rock or scissor detonate. HE HE HE!
That changes the rules from basic to hightec. Akin to steroids in sports.

I have played Rock, Paper, Scissors with a street merchant.
He wins I pay full price for the "sweet treat".
I win the treat is proffered at no charge.

It was a fun event for strangers and kept me coming back just for the entertainment as the "sweet treat" sucked. lol

I did not keep score over the total matches we enjoyed but I guess we each won for the communication barrier that
we overcame.


10. Candied Fruit
A street classic everywhere, candied fruit can be found across Japan and in many variations. From anzu ame (candied apricot) to ringo ame (candied apples), these various fruits dipped in candy syrup will leave you wanting more. You should especially try ichigo ame (candied strawberries) at the height of strawberry season for a true Japanese treat or, if you can find it, the rarer mikan ame - a mandarin native to Japan.
 

MICHI-CAN

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That changes the rules from basic to hightec. Akin to steroids in sports.

I have played Rock, Paper, Scissors with a street merchant.
He wins I pay full price for the "sweet treat".
I win the treat is proffered at no charge.

It was a fun event for strangers and kept me coming back just for the entertainment as the "sweet treat" sucked. lol

I did not keep score over the total matches we enjoyed but I guess we each won for the communication barrier that
we overcame.


10. Candied Fruit
A street classic everywhere, candied fruit can be found across Japan and in many variations. From anzu ame (candied apricot) to ringo ame (candied apples), these various fruits dipped in candy syrup will leave you wanting more. You should especially try ichigo ame (candied strawberries) at the height of strawberry season for a true Japanese treat or, if you can find it, the rarer mikan ame - a mandarin native to Japan.
Was a joke the sweet southern woman of maturity played. You got food? We got laughs and embarrassed by the flirts. And the game warden thing is just funny. Peace. I'm off my meds.
 
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