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High of 59F today. Absolutely clear with a North Wind.

59 degrees today in Northern Wisconsin. Our weather is a lot like Brian’s in Maine. Our last snow was May 12 this year.

Sorry to hear about Tucker. Pyrs are as much family and partners as they are LGD’s. Getting 2 makes sense, get them trained in before your senior statesman leaves. Good luck with them.

That is fukkin not funny

After the picture revived it and put it back in the water. We had cut a live well trench in the ice with a slanted hole down to the water to release the big ones. Worked like a charm. Released a dozen big ones and kept 4 smaller ones for the frying pan. Picture of my friend with another nice one.

I made an exception 6 years ago for that trip to Manitoba, but we were on 5 feet of ice.

We finally got ice fishermen in front of us yesterday. Playing roulette, they have about 4 inches at best with a current. 11 years ago I lost two friends through the ice in one year, so I decided to quit.

A LGS guy here won the Palma Cup about 10 or so years ago.

Our weather in Northern Wisconsin is basically the same as yours. Could have written a similar post. We are getting more snow than usual this year. And being on the big lake we get an inch or so of lake effect snow most every night. 3 winters ago we broke our snowfall record by 30 inches. Hope it is not like that again.

I had Prime Rib at a restaurant at New Years last night and was disappointed. Under seasoned, unevenly cooked, a little tough like it had been sitting. A good restaurant, know the owner, excellent chef, took me a bit to figure out why. They had cooked up a lot of it and were reheating as ordered. They do not normally feature Prime Rib, it was a New Years special. They don’t have the experience that a place that offers it routinely would have. Experience counts. Picture below is my Prime Rib. Done in the smoker a while ago. And was excellent.

You can have them reduced, but it’s still a record will never be broken.

The look on Alan Rickman's face when Bruce Willis lets go. A Christmas Classic.

Very nice!

What he did after the Carolina floods last year was amazing. No questions asked. Just took his helicopter and went. A real tragic loss.