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Hi Kelly,

We are leaving in about 1 hour to come up and try to find some crappies. Are you plowing the roads today, or is it too windy?

Thanks

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Kelly what color is your plow?? Hopefully I'll see ya next week and get a chance to talk to ya!!! Anyone on here gonna be on URL next weekend???? Hope to meet a few of you out there laugh.gif

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We'll be up there, in Kelly's sleepers, from Friday thru Sunday. Can't wait!

Kelly... Can you please verify our reservations with you? I think we got a 4-man and a 2-man sleeper rented from you. Wallywalleye is the guy who has been in contact with you, and who delt with you on our trip last year too.

Oh man, I am seriously getting anxious!~ laugh.gif

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Kelly, I heard the DNR is considering an experimental seal harvest on URL this year? Are you the technical advisor for this or are you promoting pat for this? When does this season start? I like to make some reservations for the "hot house" for opening weekeend! I understand all you need is a hammer to remove the nails in the hole covers and then kick back and wait, they'll be popin up some time after dark.

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Wad,

I can't wait either, will be up there Friday to Monday!! maybe we'll see each other! hahaha!! if we dont, GOOD LUCK!! laugh.gif

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Naw, cann't harvest the seals. Foster says they're on the endangered species list. Cann't hurt or kill them. That's why you have to use the "Seal stick" to push them back down the holes. Just have to make sure to stand on a chair so they don't bite a chunk out of your leg.

I have a Wally Friday through Sunday. Little note along side says they don't need holes, cann't fish anyway. grin.gif

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Kelly, We're coming up there soon and I looked through all my fishing gear and I can't find a seal stick. shocked.gif Do you or anyone else up there sell offical Red Lake Seal sticks? I'll pay any price. I was told they look like an old hockey stick to people who don't know what they are. Is that true?? I have a Wyoming Jackalope wonker that they sold me when I was camping out there. Would that work for a seal stick?

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Foster just takes a hockey stick and cuts the blade off. I've heard that a good stout broom works in a pinch. grin.gif

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I knew a guy whose neighbor's cousin was fishing in a fish house on Red Lake. After consuming an adult beverage, he took a long nap on the floor. When he woke up, he was covered with large hickeys, his breath smelled like old fish, and his underwear was missing. This is positive proof that the male Red Lake Seals are dangerous, especially during the mating season. The scary thing was, that none of the guys sharing the house had heard a thing. shocked.gif

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If you can mount a jack-a-lope (Jack Rabbit crossed with Deer for you not local yocals) and after stopping in WW i see it must be ok to mount a Be-er (Bear crossed with a Deer) how do you suppose a Se-er (Seal crossed with a deer) will look? Do you suppose pat would let us put a deer in the seal house for a weekend mating ritual? Could be the first cross breeding experiment on url, or not!

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I have a Wally Friday through Sunday. Little note along side says they don't need holes, cann't fish anyway.
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Good one... tongue.gif

We should be arriving somewhat early on Friday morning, so we'll prolly be there before the sleepers are ready for us. No prob, we got portables to fish out of till you're ready for us to move in for the weekend.

Thanks Kelly.

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Bring your portables. This bite is so erratic that I have no idea what is happening day to day. It is usually an "outside" and light bite where 10 feet makes a world of difference. I'm wearing out the skids moving. grin.gif 3 of the houses have been moved every other day for 6 days totalling 11 miles. ISH, I'm getting too old for this. crazy.gif

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Sounds good. We're lucky it's gonna be a balmy -5 for a daytime high on Friday. grin.gif With such tropical temps, who needs permanents? wink.gif

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An extension is not needed. I use mine cause I drill the holes for the permanent before I place it down onto the ice.

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Kelly. Are you guys having a problem with the Sidehill Gaugers down there to? They are getting out of controll here. They can only move around the sidehill one way very fast, but there are just to many of them. CAJ

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I dont see the need of a extension yet, I still have not used a extension since going up there for 4 years. But I have came close, and only 1 hole I drilled that I could not get to the water.

I was up there on Saturday, a little under 2 ft of ice where I was, out of Hillmans.

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Kelly. I see you have all the wild animals that are a real mistery to. I was wondering if you have the Sidehill Gaugers there. They look like they are a cross between a little Bear and a Badger. They have short legs on one side, so they can't run very fast but one way around the hills. Look out for them if they should move out of Montana. Word is that they are moving into North Dakota now, and might be in Minnesota by Fall. CAJ

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Kelly...

I forgot to mention that we're hauling up a 8x16 permanent of our own. Maybe Wally told you this already, I don't know. But could you possibly clear a spot to set this boheemuth shack somewhere near your sleepers? confused.gif

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If these Sidehill Gaugers only go around a hill then unless the nodakers from flatland haulem here we should be safe, that is unless they get too skinny and da wind blows em here. grin.gif

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We'll figure something out but other house is not going to be real close to the sleepers. Spread out, spread out, spread out.

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