Adam Bomb

No issure, Fire fox here on Windows XP and internet explorer on windows 7

iCom for the main and for the back up. Top notch radios

hello everyone I just was informed that we do not have that many boats for the Linwood classic if you are planning on attending this event please get your money in ASAP to Frank's Great Outdoors , Linwood Beach Marina & Campground and LINWOOD PARTY AND SPORTING GOODS.by Thursday so we know how many boats we will have SO PLEASE GET YOU MONEY IN AND IF YOU CAN NOT MAKE IT BY THRUSDAY PLEASE CALL LAURA @ 989-751-6672 TO HAVE YOUR NAME ADDED TO THE LIST. LINWOOD — A month into walleye season, area fishermen are ready to reel in some walleye this Saturday during the Linwood Walleye Classic. The tournament takes place from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. this Saturday at the Linwood Beach Marina, 135 South Linwood Beach Road. The tournament is sponsored by the Linwood Civic Improvement Club and run by the Saginaw Bay Walleye Club. The registration fee is $100 per boat, with a four person maximum per boat. Fisherman can register until June 16 at Linwood Beach Marina, Linwood Party Store and Sporting Goods at 211 W. Center St. or Frank's Great Outdoors at 1212 North Huron Road. After June 16, registration is available solely at the marina. All money raised benefits the Linwood Civic Improvement Club for improvement and beautification projects in Linwood. Weigh-in time for the tournament is at 3 p.m. Cash prizes will be awarded for the 5 largest fish, including $2,500 for first prize and $1,000 for second prize. There also will be a random drawing for gift certificates. The morning of the tournament also features a free kid's fishing derby for children up to age 12 from 10 a.m. to noon. Children must be accompanied by an adult and wear a life jacket. Participants will receive prizes and a free hot dog lunch. The rain date for the event is June 19

WTG Frank

Ill be out and i agree with Tony's sentiments

Nice job Tommy! Is that the fist limit in the new boat? You have some great fish there bud!

Good job

Nicely done. Ludington sure has been good as of late from what ive been hearing.

Good work

Nicely done.

With all things electrical...check the ground. Simple and often the source of electrical issues. If its not the ground and both connections are good along with the battery, then its probably the radio that needs repair....If you need a replacement, id recommend an iCom. Therye top notch IMO....Also, dont cut yourself short on the antenna. Spend as much as you can afford on it. A good antenna makes a big difference....But that doesnt sound like your issue. Good luck, let us know how it goes.

Although i agree with most on the part of rod count, handling fish, fishing equipment etc, i would find it pretty lame to be ticketed for driving a boat or just being a passenger and not participating. Particularly if creel and rod count are in line with licensing on board. To me being a passenger or driving the boat would be no different than sitting on the bank of a river with no rod and reel b.s.ing with a guy fishing. Are you gonna get ticketed for that if you dont have a license? I sure wouldnt think so. And if i did, you can bet id be in court. Now, in closing, i cant imagine for one second getting on a boat and driving out on the great lakes as a passenger. There's such great fishing out there and why anyone wouldn't want to participate is beyond me...If i wanted to go for a boat ride id get a jet ski!!!! Have em get the day license and winch in some ><>....Itll be money well spent!

Nice report....Welcome aboard

Just an FYI you need to buy an auger to go with the ice gator unless theyve changed. Theyre are bar none the slickest electric model out there. Do they make one that turns a 10" auger yet?

Im not a fan of the new augers as theyre in their infancy and have had some issues. If you can find a good used Jiffy or Strikemaster with a Tecumseh engine on it i would purchase one of those. They are fantastic units and have already proven they can stand the test of time. My Dad and Unlce have had theirs for like 30 years and ive had mine at for going on 10 years now. Reliable and can be had for 150-200 all day long. Thats the route id go and spend the remainder on whatever else you need for ice fishing. Good luck on your purchase.

Heres the pics as promised

We have had several Veterans have to cancel. I am in need of at least 8 Veterans at this point. If you are a Veteran or know of a Veteran that would be interested in fishing this even please contact Nels Larsen at 989 837 2681 ASAP If you do not know what Walleyes For Warriors is do a search on this site or google and you will find out more info on it. This many Veterans will not be hard to get so call ASAP. Thanks a ton. Hope you are feeling better Dan. Nels

Just got off the phone with my Dad and he and my Uncle fished the same spot today and had the same results. Bug hatch was worse today he said. He said another limit or two and he said we should go chase salmon...lol...I like the way he thinks!

Well, it was sunny flat calm extremely hot and the bug hatch was in full swing. Fishing started off slow for us despite a graph loaded with fish suspended from 15-18' over 21' of water. Despite all our efforts we just could not get the fish to cooperate. Finally we started picking away at em, but for the most part they were sub legals. Finally i raised a couple lines extremely high in the water column to try and get in on the bug bite action. Shoulda did it well ahead of time because it was an instant succsess. Fish went from sub legals to keepers and in three passes we had our limit and lost a few more keepers. We ran 1 oz. inline weights with hanresses tied on 20# blood run fluorocarbon 15' off the boards running a little hot at 1.4-1.6 S.O.G. Chart and green beads with #5 copper confusion blades were the ticket. It was so hot i had my entire side set up identical. What a great way to spend a Sunday with my Dad! Ill get some pics up when i get a chance. Will likely be more towards weeks end as im downstate for work all week and dont have them at my disposal. Will get em up when i can.

Good job!

Well done and welcome aboard

Great Job!

Fish...its whats for dinner!!!

Flexibility! Lots easier to manage IMO.

Sounds like an intersting trip. Nice job