Priority1

Me too. Fishing is the common denominator. People from all walks of life can have a great time fishing together. GJ on the Stripers.

Rob, to the GLF site. Feel free to ask any question you want. We all learn from questions asked.

GL and tight lines in this worthwhile event.

Bob, GJ and thanks for the report.

Guy, GL and tight lines in the Indiana Muskie Classic.

GJ on the perch jerking.

Kev, GJ on the eyes. It looks like it should be another banner year. We are so blessed to have the fisheries we do in this state. I may do a shakedown next week. My old bones work better when the water temps get a bit warmer.

Scramble some with eggs tomorrow morning.

I have a Fish Hawk but I also rely on the Dipsy rod bend the rigger blow back and sometimes even the musical sound of wind blowing across the rigger cables. The more you are on the water the more tuned you get to the different variables of fishing. You can tell if you are sideways to the current the way your lines and rigger cables sway. I'd trade a Fish Hawk any day for one good man aboard that can read these signs. Of course the SOG better be a good helmsman and netter too if I'm giving up my Fish Hawk.

9 months of Winter and three months of tough sledding.

Mike, Good work and great report.

Matt, Nice box.

Alex, Nice work.

Nice eye.

GJ on the fish and thanks for the report.

Nice step up Jimmy.

Nothing short of Fantastic.

Rich, My sincere condolences. My thoughts and prayers are with you and his family. I went through this a couple of years ago when a good fishing partner passed while on an elk hunt. It brings our own mortality to the forefront. Enjoy your family and friends today. Tomorrow???

Kevin, Congrats ^5s. I enjoyed fishing with you on Priority1 a few years back. We'll have to do it again. It's a tough job fishing most every day but someone has to do it.

Nothing better than helping a kid catch fish.

Nothing like some Small mouths for a change up.

Capt. Craig, GJ in tough conditions.

Thanks for the report. Good work.