Adam Bomb

Thanks for the report and i havent welcomed you in the past, welcome aboard, glad to have you Paul. Good luck fishin...Adam

Cant beat that...Well, if they were cleaned...

Wouldnt mind doing that, but im defnitely gonna have to feel better before i consider any type of fishing...Oh whatta day.

Good luck bob, be safe

Need to target them through the ice jay. They get some hogs in Wisconsin and i know they get some on Tawas Bay.

Nice boat Terry. Looks like its gonna be a great rig for you. Very clean for an 89. Looking forward to the new era on the DD2. Enjoy.

Alright Justin...Darned nice fish, congratulations!

Thanks for all the work in the wee hours Mike. You da man.

Nadda to the boat unless lures count...Thatll be about it.

Welcome aboard JC. Glad to have ya. Looking forward to shootin the breeze with ya!

congrats...nice deer my boy

Great haul, way to pump em!

Welcome aboard Gary. Definitely not my area of expertise, but im sure someone around here can help you out. There always is.

I use leader material when i tie my flies as well as the leaders to my flashers. Its more shock and abrasion resistant than traditional lines. Other than that, i just use mono.

Great report Kevin.

I think its a great idea, but i dont want them on the lake. Have enough issues dodging nets, boats without lights and then theirs the people running into piers, imagine these things scattered around out there...No, ill pass.

Thanks for the link to the sentence and welcome to the site.

Look good to me!

Welcome to the site Bill. Sounds like you have a nice project going. Looking forward to seeing the end result as well as your fishing succsess. Good luck to ya and if ya need anything dont be affraid to ask. Theres a good bunch of guys here, someone will be able to help ya out.

Sounds like you had quite the crew out there. And if you have the right crew its always a good time even if the fish dont cooperate as youd hope...Nice job fellas and better luck next time.

Its too early to tell on the durability, but i expect it should hold up well. All welded aluminum, seems like a real nice unit. I talked with a gent from Standish who has already been using one and he absolutely loves his. Ill put it through a hell of a test out on the bay this winter and will comment on the durability and likes dislikes as i go.

Well, i just pulled the trigger and put on an Evolution Outdoors Sabre ATV mounted shanty yesterday morning. Installations was pretty easy, requires some fab as you have to get the bracket heighth right for your quad. Basically, gotta do some measuring, drilling and bolting together. This unit was very appealing to me because it is very light weight(only 32#!!! ), quite spacious, has a large bench seat, windows and the real kicker...the set up and take down is lightning quick. Maybe a minute on my first attemp. Im sure ill quicken that speed with use. Fits my run and gun style of fishing perfectly. It also leaves your rear rack wide open so you still have all that useable space for other gear. Plus if i want it off i just pop a couple pins and its off my machine completely with the exception of one bracket on the rear rack. If i wanted that off too, only a couple u-bolts to undo.....and its made in Michigan. Im really excited about this shanty and look forward to using it this season....Now i need that ice to thicken up on the bay!!! Cant wait to get out after em with my new toy. Good luck when ya get out...Adam

Very nice...Keep after em.

Thats beautiful!

Thats awesome Joe! Congrats to both of you!