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Jim Kast's best 'Karnack' impression...

alright norm......good for you!

good job guys

thanks guys!

I 2nd Mark K's recommendation on the St Croix Avid. Been using the 6'9" ML XF since last year and it is a nice smallie rod.

It is indeed Mr. Labrose, along with Alan Kwit and his son Colton. I think you were there the year prior John. But with the blizzard you could've been there and I might not have seen you.

It was windy cold that day too.... and it's Alan Henry Kwit for Jim J's detailed records.....On the white-out ride home, my son said he thought it'd be different...that we'd be in a big heated garage or barn and the people would just drive in and we take the trees....

That was Mr. Steve Salinas.

 

Next up;

 

I knew it was ice hockey / blackhawks steve....just thought I'd let someone else play and then got distracted with the "travels w/ stoolie picture story" thread.

as far as the new pic....I got nothin...

matt........matt k I think

I enjoyed attending this meeting. Nice turnout. Thanks to all the speakers. Made Spring seem closer.

brandon shepherd........fox r

Mike, thanks for all your efforts toward conservation and your representation of the ISA. Your passion for the environment was evident in all your actions and writings. It is much appreciated. All the best.............

thanks jude!

congrats Rich!

just came upon this at chicagotribune.com

Evidence of Asian carp found 7 miles from Lake Michigan

how about..... Nuclear Pumpkinblast...

...too late huh?

ok 1 more...

in tribute to town carnivals everywhere -

carny gill.....or.....carney gill

Leapfrogging off JK...

 

Gill Kill

also

Mottled Clown

Kalaidiscope (sp)

maybe a slight tweak to Jim K & Kevin D entries.........

......Kill Gill......

a play off the Kill Bill movie title

nuclear gill

Thanks for stepping up guys!

same here...thanks!

way to go John......and thanks!

got mine too....thanks Scott!

that'll do.............

looks great...have fun field testing and catching

no sword though

I'm not a fly guy...but I was curious what the Trojan Fly looked like also.

a quick search turned up this

did a quick search after I read your post...came up with this

McDowell Grove Dam Modification

it stated that it's supposed to be "temporary" pending the sediment clean-up

very cool! ...might also be a Sharp-shinned hawk.

Either way, seen one just the other morning for the first time this year banking thru a small grove of crab apple trees. Really cool to see. We always call them Cooper hawks too (my youngest son is named Cooper)