I'm sure it was! I never caught a northern that big and I've fished Canadian waters a whole lot more than once. Did you go to one of those northern Manitoba or Saskatchewan (Athabasca) fish camps?
Lori, those noodles look great. And I'm 100% with you on leaving out the cilantro. If I want my food to taste like dish soap, I'll just add a couple of drops of Dawn after the food is on the plate.
No, we flew into Whitehorse up in the Yukon. The outfitter then flew us on a float plane a couple hours north to a huge lake and dropped us off and came back and got us 7 days later. We were the only people on the lake for a week! Caught lake trout (that's a treat), pike and grayling. Portions of the lake were almost 300 feet deep. The lake trout hit the bait/lure and then head straight for the bottom.
What a ball! We did that twice and I'd love to do it again.
I did a number of fly-ins too. Lakers are a nice prize. Not particularly good tasting (too oily).
No copperheads here but we still have rattlers though I've never seen one.
Copperheads are in the southeast and Texas. None in FL except maybe the western end of the panhandle. We have Timber Rattlers here. Thankfully I've never seen one. They're huge.
We have a somewhat local mountain called Rattlesnake Mountain. I guess they were quite a problem years ago so King Snakes were imported.
It is the Timber Rattler we have here and they are now protected.
Evening...Got home in time to shower before the truck started. Day was easy if a little longer than I prefer. But then it most always is.
I think the HDMI ports on my receiver went out this morning. Didn't have time to check much so I plugged another cable into the Roku and direct to the TV. Then plugged my optical cable from the TV to the receiver. Took a minute to move the cable that goes through the stand to the Roku and it working so the cable seems fine. I'll put the receiver out this weekend and have a look at the back and get the cables tucked in. I'm not going to waste a lot of time on it. Will add getting a new receiver to my list but as long as I still have surround sound it won't be high priority.
There was a copperhead at my house when I first moved here. It was under a big rock. My ex was very scared of snakes, and he is the one who found it. I haven't seen one since, and I hope it stays that way.
I have caught some chain pickerel several times, and they are feisty too. Lots of sharp teeth on them, and they will try to snap off the fishing line with their teeth. I wouldn't try to take the hook out without some pliers, too risky otherwise. They have a big nasty attitude.
I have caught some chain pickerel several times, and they are feisty too. Lots of sharp teeth on them, and they will try to snap off the fishing line with their teeth. I wouldn't try to take the hook out without some pliers, too risky otherwise. They have a big nasty attitude.
That is 100% correct , it takes some time for a baby to learn how to control the dose . Now here's something you probably don't know , copperheads are not lethal , there;s never been a fatality from a copperhead bite in the U.S. , they will make you wish you were dead though . The bite feels like you were hit with a red hot hammer . Water Moccasins and Rattlesnakes will kill you of course .
If I manage to make them well, you’ll have a standing invitation to stop on by and I’ll make you some - cilantro free!
And hey, Vegas! Although I live closer to the wildlife than the Wild Life stuff.
good thing we dont have to deal with dinosaurs..... think it would be a bit difficult to move a T-Rex back into the woods
Agree. He'd be gone by the time I could borrow a leash from my neighbor.good thing we dont have to deal with dinosaurs..... think it would be a bit difficult to move a T-Rex back into the woods
More traffic here in the middle of the night than in the middle of the day. Bout the time Chak would be composing one of his mega multi quotes.
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