danthebuilder

What do you guys use to sharpen your hooks?

I looked for a few hrs myself. I could not find it anywhere. http://www.wolverinetackle.com/appiesnet/gallery/fishing-lures/19_G That's the closest

Full story please!

In South Haven we have throw rings. You guys should talk to your cities about getting these. They get stolen at least once a year or misplaced and found... So you got to have someone check on them daily. I think they need to add signs on the beaches that say the amount of deaths in the lake this year. and explain in big bold letters. Never go further in the water than waist deep. Use the waist on the shortest person in your group. And...If it's wavy even that can be too far from shore. All the locals know this. That's why they don't drag the local bodies out of the water 9 times out of 10.

I just stole the photos from facebook.

It surprises me that a lot of people leave their rods in the holders on the back of their boats. They're so bloody expensive I can't see leaving them out there overnight. I came into south haven at about 2am a few weeks ago and couldn't believe how many rods I saw.

Make sure you check the weather reports gale force winds predicted and pretty big waves.

how much does the season pass cost in south haven for usage of boat launch?

Upload a picture of those rods / reels please.

Have you seen the movie gasland? They refute alot of things you just said. With nice video interviews of house after house of people who can no longer drink their own water due to fracking which was just recently deregulated. Also, if its not a big deal why not let the EPA have oversight on the matter? Why did a loophole in the EPA's responsibility get put in there so that if they drill for natural gas & frac... then the EPA has no business testing water quality in the area? I mean if its so far away... Why not let the EPA test drinking water. Drilling for natural gas has been going on a long time. Most of it has been done no where near cities & homes. Now that gas prices have gone up and the law has changed its not economically viable to invade neighborhoods and towns. Nobody cares about some water in the middle of nowhere being contaminated. But when it gets closer to home and can ruin and entire watershed thats something to worry about.