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By leech~~ · Posted
Get ready. Any bets in a few years the average Joe NFL fans aren't going to be able to watch their local teams, unless it's pay for view! Sounds like their greasing the wheels now. There are 5 international games this year! ☹️ "The NFL will play a regular season game in Madrid, Spain in 2025, as the NFL prioritizes global growth and expands the International Games to new cities and markets around the world." -
By chaffmj · Posted
I have gone into Basswood from Fall Lake. From Fall the first portage takes you into Newton and that is the easier of the two. The portage from Newton into Pipestone is the one with a hill. It is definitely harder! You also have to be careful when you go down the hill because the boat will pick up speed and can get away from you. Yes, you can get to Jackfish without going into Canada and there are signs letting you know where Canada is. -
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By TenthousandLakes · Posted
I must be real lucky, caught another healthy one, 30" in the shallows tonight less than 6 FOW. -
By leech~~ · Posted
Dude, I already trolled that spot, nothing but slimmers! 😄 Glad I saved money by stopping smoking a while ago. It's free most of the summer now! Been calm and yellow out for days! 🤧 -
By leech~~ · Posted
Bet you would enjoy a nice paddle down the Cahulawassee River, too then. 😏 -
By delcecchi · Posted
Talked to my neighbor is getting ready for a trip via fall lake. They use small boats with like 10 to 25 hp outboards and portage wheels. There are two portages to get into pipestone bay, with the second one being over a hill. From pipestone they can go around to Jackfish? bay, There is a big sign to warn about where the no motors area is. -
By Wanderer · Posted
Don’t go!!! I mean, that’s what they say anyway. -
By Kettle · Posted
I'm not scared of Clifton Clowers... -
By leech~~ · Posted
Seems like a long way to climb, to sight in a gun! 😐
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cliffy
I have a 12 volt trolling motor on my boat. I recently decided to run two 12 volt batteries in parallel to get longer life....so I bought two identical batteries and I am ready to hook them up. My question is this. My boat only has a single charger. So, obviously, I can only hook it up to one battery. Will it fully charge both batteries or are there going to be any other issues? Thanks.
Cliffy.
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