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By smurfy · Posted
👍 i knew that..just razzin him!!!! thanks for the update. -
By Wanderer · Posted
Just getting settled down now. The kid and her family plus a buddy and his family came with. Had to get everyone set up and get a couple pizzas into em. 19 inches of ice. We drove till we came to crack that had softer ice about 13 inches. Veered off and spread out on some structure. One little walleye so far. One missed. Half dozen marked. Good crust of snow about 2-3 inches on the east side. Getting out toward the main body of water the snow patches and bare ice are about 50/50. We have about 1/2 - 3/4 inch of snow here. I’m able to move around without cleats for the set up but need to pay attention. I’d be comfortable by myself but I’m still used to falling down, so… 😉 -
By leech~~ · Posted
Think it was work today, off tomorrow. Still has to load up and drive up after work? -
By SkunkedAgain · Posted
It's turning into a great ice year. We just need the snow now! -
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By monstermoose78 · Posted
Any ice reports ? I will get an updated one when I go out Sunday. -
By leech~~ · Posted
Thanks for the report, kind of partel to sour dough and found many of the local maidens at market fairs to be a bit better then Great Harvest. But, back on topic. Pictures of cooked fish! 😜 -
By Wanderer · Posted
I have no idea what kind of jam Jan might’ve run into for lingonberries. I just know she hit the mark with the blueberry. After getting jammed up on the question I had to double check on the bread label to see if it came from the same store. The bread was from Great Harvest, not Second Harvest. Second Harvest is the food shelf…. The Great Harvest Bread Company has a location in Waite Park you might want to investigate. Now, back to work with my cup of Reality Roasters coffee. It’s budget season. -
By leech~~ · Posted
Holy crap, Jan is missing the boat not having Lingonberry Jam for all the Finlanders up dar! 🙄 If she don't know? Lingonberry jam is a Scandinavian staple that originates from the northern regions of Europe, where lingonberries grow in the forests of Sweden, Finland, and Denmark -
By Wanderer · Posted
Well, a recent bout of fish fever has swept through our area causing work on Friday to be cancelled. My wife said her fever is so bad she had to ice it ASAP. Real time report on the snow and ice conditions expected tomorrow night.
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