Being at a conference in Nashville since Monday, I finally got to post something. Lot's of things are happening fast, the ice is slowly melting and by the looks of the Modis current satellite picture Mille Lacs is about 70% ice free while it looks like Leech is still struggling but it should be off by opener. I have to admit that it seems as though the later the ice our, the better the fishing on Leech. We will have to see how that goes but for the most part the walleyes will be quite shallow, which is nice. Had the chance to get the Ranger 620FS out of storage last Friday. Although she was in good shape, after getting her settled in the pole shed it was time to take a first look inside, and trust me, it wasn't pretty. Apparently some mice had decided to shred up the paper towelling I had in the rear starboard storage area as well as the front port storage. First opening the rear storage, what a mess as a whole roll of toweling was made into a mouse condo with a partial roll serving as it's toilet. Other than the mess, it appears to be just cosmetic and got most of it cleaned. Opening the left front compartment, the first thing I see is a mouse staring at me. In a frantic attempt to make him pay for the mess that was in that compartment, it slipped away. Frantically throwing stuff out to get an attempt at his life, no such luck as it was obvious it went down the drain hole in the corner. Not even cleaning, a mouse trap baited with peanut butter was set and the compartment door closed, a look the next morning was successful as the score was now evened! After 7 days of continual trapping opportunities it has appeared as though any resident mouse has been eliminated! Now it's a matter of disinfecting everything, vacuuming, organizing my tackle and putting everything in it's place. The Lowrance's have been installed and the latest and greatest software updates are loaded into each unit. The electronics looks good but there is still a lot of cleaning and getting everything in order.![]() |
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Spring is definitely here with a lot of yard work to get caught up on. Asparagus should be sprouting soon and our Texas ordered onions will show up next week. It's supposed to snow tomorrow, if so it will not last for sure.


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