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Re: PBF speed ewest #97501 09/20/07 07:18 PM
Joined: Dec 2004 Posts: 5,739 Likes: 36 Minnesota Dwight Administrator Lunker
Dwight Administrator Lunker Joined: Dec 2004 Posts: 5,739 Likes: 36 Minnesota	Our trip "Up Nort Fishin" was excellent though a bit on the cool side. We caught a lot of fish and had fresh fish for our evening meal several times. Other evening meals were grilled chicken breasts, grilled sirloin burgers and grilled Ball Park franks. We had one rain event day that caused us to go to the Northern Lights Casino for some nickel slots and some buffet grazing action. I used my newly perfected nickel slot technique and won a few hundred bucks. The temps dropped into the 20 degree range a couple nights. On two separate mornings instead of drying the dew off the boat seats etc. with a towel I was pushing frost around with the towel. We had two days with winds in the 35 mph range. I really enjoy the challenge of getting to a quiet bay in 35 mph winds and temps in the 30s. Gail was impressed with her new cold weather gear, thankfully. $\:\)$ Life is Good on Bremer Pond!

Re: PBF speed Dwight #97508 09/20/07 08:02 PM
Joined: Aug 2006 Posts: 5,714 Likes: 3 Hampshire Co., WV catmandoo Moderator Ambassador Field Correspondent Lunker
catmandoo Moderator Ambassador Field Correspondent Lunker Joined: Aug 2006 Posts: 5,714 Likes: 3 Hampshire Co., WV	Originally Posted By: Dwight Our trip "Up Nort Fishin" was excellent though a bit on the cool side. The temps dropped into the 20 degree range a couple nights. On two separate mornings instead of drying the dew off the boat seats etc. with a towel I was pushing frost around with the towel. Dwight, I think I envy you. It brings back sentimental memories of home. But, deep down inside, I feel no guilt for abandoning my Nortvoods Uffda Brothers. You do a great job of absorbing and tempering those cool presents our cruel Canadian friends push down to us. Any pictures? Ken Subscribe to Pond Boss Magazine Peculiar Friends are Better than No Friends at All!