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Here's an idea for jimmy. If the winning fish was caught on a jp slammer and the jp slammer is in the photo.....maybe jimmy will add to the prize.

Everyone is going to hate me on this, but I "hope" to limit it to 10 photos in the final poll. Choosing the best 10 youth photos will be a hard thing to do. Unfortunately some may not agree with the final 10. I hope jimmy is up to picking the best 10! :grin:

They were having issues when I was trying to add the site to their network. I will try again today after I get home from work.

We will be having a our 1st Youth Fishing Photo Contest this year. This will be a best photo contest. It will run from 1 April till the end of the day on 30 Sept. I am looking forward to seeing all of the pictures, but not looking forward into choosing the list for the poll for the winner. This years Youth Fishing Photo Contest is sponsored by www.jpslammer.com The winner of this years contest will receive 14 spoons from JP Slammer. <---Thank you jimbobber! I will post an entry thread with the rules when 1 April gets here....someone remind me about this before 1 April.

I am not sure if it is working. I tried to add this site to their networks, but I get an error. Checked their support area and they are having issues right now and are working on it. Once they resolve their issue, I will add this site to their networks.

Great Lakes Fisherman is now on Tapatalk. I do not have Tapatalk. Can someone who has it verify that its working?

That would probably be the case. We tried to do it in the central part of the state to draw people from both sides of the state. We also combined it as a walleye/salmon seminar.

Nice job Austin.

Congrats to all of the youths!

Vote for the winner of this years youth hunting contest. Thank you Big Lake Lures for sponsoring the spoons for the prize! #1 #2 #3 #4 #5

Vote for the winner of the best deer photo contest. #1 #2 #3 The poll will close in 7 days.

I will be there. Who else is going?

Nice job Paul!

Nice looking buck.

Looks like a nice truck Jon. Have to ask yourself.....will you miss the inside room you had in the expedition? Do you really need an F-350, or can you get away with a F-150 or F-250? Need to also check on the cost of insurance and plates.

Cons: Years ago, we had an expedition. This is our second truck after the expedition, and I still miss the enclosed rear cargo. I could add a cap or a cover for the back of the truck, but thats not my thing, plus its not heated. Takes 8 quarts of synthetic oil for oil changes. It does run on 87 octane, but mine runs better 93 octane. Because its a new motor, after market accesories/hop ups are more expensive.

I have a 2010 F-150 with the 6.2L(411hp) in it, and love it. My right foot is abnormally large and has a tendancy to PUSH on the petal. I average 12.5mpg with it. We raced in Lansing one week, and I hauled our 20' trailer with it(trailer brakes are nice), and we averaged 8.5mpg. <---I had the cruise set at 80mph. We road tripped it to Traverse City(no trailer), and I set the cruise at 65mph and we topped 17mpg with it. The mpg all depends on how hard you push on the go fast pedal. The pictures in the yard are the closest thing to offroad my truck has seen, and it has never seen a snow flake. It gets stored all winter.

I read it as soon as Frank made the post. Everyone wants to know whats happening which is why I left it. I would prefer that only Dave start threads in this section in the future.

Looks like you had a GREAT week at deer camp! Hopefully next week is just as good.

We wish the best for the GLA magazine and the new owners. Its great to hear that you will be a part of it! The GLA magazine would not have been the magazine it was without you. Every ship needs a captain, and you did a fine job at the helm! You are always welcomed here, and we look foreward to your arcticles in your blog.

Nice job Mark. Unfortunately, there is no date stamp on your photo so your entry is not valid.

Nice job Mark!

A storm like what came through last week will make it be cloudy. Run off from a hard rain will also enlarge the plume.

Nice job Bob!