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Rooster7, that was really bad. Really bad. But I laughed!

ET- Whatcha gonna do with all that bacon?

Oh, and I saw a bunch of wood ducks last night...that is a sure sign of spring in case you were still thinking it was winter!

BM,

Do you ever fish Bald Eagle Lk?

Tzone what are you looking for in Bald Eagle lk....Maybe i can help..

I fish bald eagle.

Up in the BWCA

I can't see how this can end well. I've run a wrecker and it's been driving me nuts all day as to how I would try to retrieve it, intact.

The one near White Bear Lake/Lino Lakes area.

Think "fish habitat"

For summer fishing??????? Muskies..?????

The house on the island is for sale 9,000 square ft...

Yeah, it would be spring/summer fishing and probably muskies. You can pm me if you don't want to pass out info here.

I have a lake? That will save me from building the one I had in the works for this summer.

Yes you do.

Maybe you can explain why the water level is receeding every year. Nobody can seem to answer it.

I'd say cause it's been too dry.

Or we could blame the water hogs over at devils lake ND, they been stealing everybody's water.

I have been hauling a little home in my boat every trip. I also grab as many little bugs & other critters to transplant to my other lakes. I hope that isn't a problem.

I didn't think you guys would notice or care.

That's funny, cuz I waz going to say he's been sneaking it to devils lake.

I've heard that they taste like a cross between a Trumpeter Swan and a Loon. Is this true ND?

No silly, bald eagle lake, north of snake river, connected to gabbro lake on the north, just west of turtle lake...

Full of big northerns and some nice walleye...

And enormous snapping turtles...

Ever eat one of those suckers?

My bro and I used to run turtle lines down in Ohio. Our volunteer fire dept. did a turtle soup stag every year, and there was a restaurant in North Lima that specialized in turtle soup. We had a good little racket going selling turtles. They paid us .25 cents a pound on the shell, or .50 cents a pound if we cleaned 'em. We would catch between 20 and 30 every year. It was good money for a couple kids that loved to be outside getting dirty and having fun. 'Never got any real monsters, but we had a couple that pushed 20 lbs.