Recent content by arrrgh11

Pretty damn cool. What kinds of wood did you use on the wall?

I am not a lawyer, but I think it would be pretty easy for you to get a legal easement based on several factors. 1. Sounds like your family has had a right of way easement permission for a long time. 2. An easement would be reasonably necessary for you to enjoy your property 3. From what you...

I usually use mix of 2/3 alder and 1/3 apple. I will brine for 6-8 hours. Take out of brine and pat dry and put on racks in refrigerator for 2-6 hours until Pellicule forms (this is thin film on outside of fish - it has sticky texture). The pellicule is important in that it allows better smoke...

Nice Musky. I heard that a few weeks ago someone caught a 57 1/2" fish there

Let me know if you ever get any longer ones. I would be interested.

How long are the longest ones?

Welter seed site is back online. Looks like they are just in the process of updating their website.

Wish I needed one - that is a bargain....

I did it one year. It is really hard on them and once you get them up there it isn't like it is really easy to get them down. I lost 2 of them in the wind and decided it was time to put something permanent up - plus now I stay a hell of a lot warmer...

What size you interested in? I have 4 ft king cutter that is about 4 yrs old.

If you are looking for volume of fish then decision is easy - Alaska. It can be expensive to process the fish and then get it home, but you could easily bring home 100-200 lbs fish in 4 days fishing between Halibut, salmon, rockfish, lingcod

Pretty good lake. Have not fished there in years, but we always caught lots of fish there. Becoming one of the top big musky waters. http://www.techntackleblog.com/p/top-muskie-lakes-all-time-last-10-years.html

I chose to go this way a few weeks ago. http://www.bigrocktrees.com/Paul-Tree_p_172.html

Looking good! I like those windows.

I had about 3 acres of them in a couple different plots and they are about gone already....