I went feeshin'
 

This past weekend- up in the NW corner of Wisconsin. It was about an 11 hr. drive from my house. and stayed with some friends just outside of Siren. (yes, that is a town) and did some fishing on a private lake. We caught some decent walleye, and I got a couple Northern Pike. This is the first time I've been fishing with spoon lures. The pike can give you a good fight but we eventually won.

It was a blast being out in a canoe on that calm clear water at 6am.

Got home way tired. Will I do it again? probably not, but then again...

I went feeshin'
 

On Fri, 4 Oct 2013 18:50:00 -0700 (PDT), Tim wrote:

This past weekend- up in the NW corner of Wisconsin. It was about an 11 hr. drive from my house. and stayed with some friends just outside of Siren. (yes, that is a town) and did some fishing on a private lake. We caught some decent walleye, and I got a couple Northern Pike. This is the first time I've been fishing with spoon lures. The pike can give you a good fight but we eventually won.

It was a blast being out in a canoe on that calm clear water at 6am.

Got home way tired. Will I do it again? probably not, but then again...

Hope you've got room for a passenger next time you go. Or, better yet, maybe that would make a nice
motorcycle ride.

Sounds like you had a great time.

That was probably more fun than reading 937 posts between Harry, Don, Kevin, and Scotty telling each
other what a pile of **** they are!
--

John H.

Hope you're having a great day!

I went feeshin'
 

On Saturday, October 5, 2013 8:41:04 AM UTC-5, John H wrote:
On Fri, 4 Oct 2013 18:50:00 -0700 (PDT), Tim wrote:



This past weekend- up in the NW corner of Wisconsin. It was about an 11 hr. drive from my house. and stayed with some friends just outside of Siren.. (yes, that is a town) and did some fishing on a private lake. We caught some decent walleye, and I got a couple Northern Pike. This is the first time I've been fishing with spoon lures. The pike can give you a good fight but we eventually won.



It was a blast being out in a canoe on that calm clear water at 6am.



Got home way tired. Will I do it again? probably not, but then again...



Hope you've got room for a passenger next time you go. Or, better yet, maybe that would make a nice

motorcycle ride.



Sounds like you had a great time.



That was probably more fun than reading 937 posts between Harry, Don, Kevin, and Scotty telling each

other what a pile of **** they are!

--



John H.



Hope you're having a great day!

Honestly, I haven't missed this place much...

I went feeshin'
 

On 10/5/2013 9:41 AM, John H wrote:
On Fri, 4 Oct 2013 18:50:00 -0700 (PDT), Tim wrote:

This past weekend- up in the NW corner of Wisconsin. It was about an 11 hr. drive from my house. and stayed with some friends just outside of Siren. (yes, that is a town) and did some fishing on a private lake. We caught some decent walleye, and I got a couple Northern Pike. This is the first time I've been fishing with spoon lures. The pike can give you a good fight but we eventually won.

It was a blast being out in a canoe on that calm clear water at 6am.

Got home way tired. Will I do it again? probably not, but then again...

Hope you've got room for a passenger next time you go. Or, better yet, maybe that would make a nice
motorcycle ride.

Sounds like you had a great time.

That was probably more fun than reading 937 posts between Harry, Don, Kevin, and Scotty telling each
other what a pile of **** they are!



Ha, I know you guys love it... that's why half of you are here. Anyway,
speaking of Mororcycle Rides, JL Pinkx went third in the qualifier, and
second in the main for a second place overall of 12 riders in the Open
Womens class, her first time ever racing in this division. It was a
great day for RMR at the Susan G Komen race for the Cure.... In the
men's open Jess was the only girl to qualify and took sixth in the first
moto, and 9th in the second... It was a great day for our team, we were
asked to race with 526 racing next season, we will be the first girl on
their team in history.... Have a good day, it's great to be back!!!

I went feeshin'
 

"It was a
great day for RMR at the Susan G Komen race for the Cure.... In the
men's open Jess was the only girl to qualify and took sixth in the first
moto, and 9th in the second... It was a great day for our team, we were
asked to race with 526 racing next season, we will be the first girl on
their team in history.... "

Excellent!

I went feeshin'
 

On Sat, 05 Oct 2013 23:36:55 -0400, Charlemagne wrote:

On 10/5/2013 9:41 AM, John H wrote:
On Fri, 4 Oct 2013 18:50:00 -0700 (PDT), Tim wrote:

This past weekend- up in the NW corner of Wisconsin. It was about an 11 hr. drive from my house. and stayed with some friends just outside of Siren. (yes, that is a town) and did some fishing on a private lake. We caught some decent walleye, and I got a couple Northern Pike. This is the first time I've been fishing with spoon lures. The pike can give you a good fight but we eventually won.

It was a blast being out in a canoe on that calm clear water at 6am.

Got home way tired. Will I do it again? probably not, but then again...

Hope you've got room for a passenger next time you go. Or, better yet, maybe that would make a nice
motorcycle ride.

Sounds like you had a great time.

That was probably more fun than reading 937 posts between Harry, Don, Kevin, and Scotty telling each
other what a pile of **** they are!



Ha, I know you guys love it... that's why half of you are here. Anyway,
speaking of Mororcycle Rides, JL Pinkx went third in the qualifier, and
second in the main for a second place overall of 12 riders in the Open
Womens class, her first time ever racing in this division. It was a
great day for RMR at the Susan G Komen race for the Cure.... In the
men's open Jess was the only girl to qualify and took sixth in the first
moto, and 9th in the second... It was a great day for our team, we were
asked to race with 526 racing next season, we will be the first girl on
their team in history.... Have a good day, it's great to be back!!!

Sounds like you're on a roll. Hope her back holds up.
--

John H.

Hope you're having a great day!

I went feeshin'
 

On 10/6/2013 9:47 AM, John H wrote:
On Sat, 05 Oct 2013 23:36:55 -0400, Charlemagne wrote:

On 10/5/2013 9:41 AM, John H wrote:
On Fri, 4 Oct 2013 18:50:00 -0700 (PDT), Tim wrote:

This past weekend- up in the NW corner of Wisconsin. It was about an 11 hr. drive from my house. and stayed with some friends just outside of Siren. (yes, that is a town) and did some fishing on a private lake. We caught some decent walleye, and I got a couple Northern Pike. This is the first time I've been fishing with spoon lures. The pike can give you a good fight but we eventually won.

It was a blast being out in a canoe on that calm clear water at 6am.

Got home way tired. Will I do it again? probably not, but then again...

Hope you've got room for a passenger next time you go. Or, better yet, maybe that would make a nice
motorcycle ride.

Sounds like you had a great time.

That was probably more fun than reading 937 posts between Harry, Don, Kevin, and Scotty telling each
other what a pile of **** they are!



Ha, I know you guys love it... that's why half of you are here. Anyway,
speaking of Mororcycle Rides, JL Pinkx went third in the qualifier, and
second in the main for a second place overall of 12 riders in the Open
Womens class, her first time ever racing in this division. It was a
great day for RMR at the Susan G Komen race for the Cure.... In the
men's open Jess was the only girl to qualify and took sixth in the first
moto, and 9th in the second... It was a great day for our team, we were
asked to race with 526 racing next season, we will be the first girl on
their team in history.... Have a good day, it's great to be back!!!

Sounds like you're on a roll. Hope her back holds up.


Thanks John... me too. According to the doc, it's 100%, no remaining
issues. In fact the scoliosis she was born with has worked itself out
too and she is about a quarter inch taller now:) (now if I could only
get her to put on ten pounds:)

We went back to the NESC which is our top area division today but it
poured all day and with such a slick track, I made the call to pull the
ride. Nothing to prove today, we are not in the points chase, and I
didn't see us gaining anything we couldn't gain in the gym on a day like
today.... "don't break the gear, don't break the rider" is my rule 1 anyway.

Got another great venue up in Maine next weekend, it's one of Jessi's
favorites, and one of the fastest tracks on the circuit... Still hoping
to make it to the National event down in Florida at the end of November
if she is sound...