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Nice job Bud.

Nice job Steve!

Great introduction John! The flag pole(planer board mast) is where you hoist the Jolly Roger when you start combat fishing. Once the other boats see that flag flying, they will move out of your way and the lake will be all yours! If they dont move out of your way just get your flare gun out and blast your way through. You will see other terms used in salmon fishing. FOW, SOG, and you can't forget......SOB! There is a GREAT group of guys/gals here with many years of knowledge who will help you out with any questions you may have. As the others have said, hop on a boat with someone who has been doing it for awhile to shorten the learning curve. You will also pick up LOTS of tips and tricks you will not get from reading. If you do hop on board with someone else, dont just reel in fish. Ask questions(lots of them) and ask if you can help setting lines and such. Oh yeah....we know how to have a little fun also.

Nie job Mike.

The trailer has been getting lots of use! Pulling it to the Little Kalamazoo Speedway today, tomorrow, and Monday. I have not put any logos on the trailer. Part of me says put the logo on and the other part says do not put a logo on it. But.......I have been looking for a place to make the logos to see what it would cost me.

Nice job Scott!

Nice job Joe!

Nice job Paul!

Nice job Mark!

Nice job Matt. Whats that on your lanyard....scale?

Has anyone noticed how tall the alpha fields are already? I'm taking a shot in the dark......but with the mild winter and the early availability of these nutrients it will make for a longer antler growing season and affect the size of their racks. There "may" be some real trophy bucks taken this year!

Looks sharp Bob!

Nice job Terry.

Welcome aboard Todd. Thanks for taking a minute and doing a an introduction. Lots of GREAT information has already been posted. Dont be afraid to ask a question that may have been asked before. We frown on the replies "use the search function". I personally like to see these questions revisited, as there are new people who may have new information to add to the subjuct. If you need anything, let out a shout.

I am looking for someone who makes full color vinyl decals. Any recommendations?

Great job Bob!

Nice job Todd!

Welcome aboard David. Thanks for taking a few minutes and doing a proper introduction. If you need anything let out a shout.

Ed has joined the moderator staff and will be helping out with website. If anyone has any issues on the website, please send them to Ed. J/K Thanks for helping out Ed!

Nice job Buster.

Nice job Scott. The kids smile says it all.

Nice job Jim.

Nice job Jimmy. How many FOW were you?

Welcome aboard Dave. Thanks for taking a minute and doing a proper introduction. If you need anything, let out a shout.

This was our last indoor race at the DeltaPlex for the season. We worked hard and our proud of our 2nd place finish. I am learning to adjust these cars and Hunter is getting better at driving them. We spent the day chasing the track. We went from a tight track and the car bicycling on 2 wheels, to a track with no rubber on it for the heat race, and then back to a track with some rubber on it for the feature. Our last practice he was flat footing it(WOT) all the way around the track. During the heat race he could not keep from spinning out. We did not know there was no more rubber on the track when we came out for our heat race. There are no practices between heat and feature races. It wasn't until he got passed by the other blue and got mad and that he discovered he could flat foot it again in the feature. He moved back up to 2nd on the last lap. Now its time to change our car set ups over from indoor racing to outdoor racing. We are opening up the Little Kalamazoo Speedway this Saturday(31 March). On 1 April the track is having a "Try Ride" from 2-5 pm. For $10, kids will be able to hop in a quarter and do some laps on the track. Only one catch.....If your kid does any damages to a car, you have to pay to have the parts replaced.