My income does. No snow means no guests. Lite snowpack means bad fishing. Come on snow! We need a couple of huge storms out here.
battle grounds in the making.New under blues!
my cousin was taking her daughter back to NMU in Marquette today. sent me a vid of L. Superior. it's wide open. no ice anywhere. which is good for us this year. all the lakes are at record high water levels. two of the boat launches I use are closed. the parking lots are under water.
Wow. Ours are iced over. Ice fishing doesn’t interest me in the least. It’s all fly fishing around here. Some people do it during the winter. I don’t want to fight with the ice forming on my guides. We need a heavy snow pack to help regulate the water temps in the rivers.
It’s a blast but definitely on the pricey side. Cheap reels work for trout, not steelies. My fly line alone costs a hundred bucks and only lasts a year, I usually hit the river a 150 times a year. One day I will make it out for steelies. They would be worth fighting the cold.been thinking about booking a winter steelhead day trip. think they drift spawn sacks. casting flies is something we've talked about learning but haven't yet. hahaha.... I'm afraid of the cost said the reef tank guy.
I'd need two different weight rods, and then the mrs would and then it would be bone fishing trips to the Bahamas.
hmm.... maybe I should look back in to it.
Too close together?
just thinking about future growth. I have a gorgonia I have to move because I put a frog spawn to close to it.
I’ll keep an eye on things. Only used a little glue to secure it. I like the look of encrusting corals growing into each other, IF THEY PLAY NICE!
I'm going with a few different colored monti's to see what happens.
i lost a day..good morning x2 today..have a great day all..and good night..;Facepalm;Dead
