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That might explain the look on their faces in the first pic Drew.LOL

No I have not. Im thinking this would be hard on the drill.

I have yet to try that Clam adapter thats out there for the cordless. I just tuck the drill into my hip and let it go. Im sure the Clam adapter would be just like using the Ion IMO. The advantage of using the cordless,you can use it all summer long as well.

I seen the big flags here in Barrie blowing straight out to the north today. Bring those southern warm temps .

I did 15 holes last year up on nip with my 18 volt deWalt using a 6" finbor 3 and with one charged battery.Yes, 36" of ice. Guys here are my wittness. This year I am using this, with the 4.0 Ah battery It,s got the balls to allow me to use my 8" this year. I have managed to drill up to 30+ holes through 16" of ice so far with one battery and still have 2 bars left. Keeping the batterys warm is a huge help.

Really enjoying all the reports the last few days. Nice fish Chad.

Great story Lew.

Another great read. Thanks jer and nice fish there.

They look like they enjoyed their fry bath. Looks delic.

Yup. Thats what I want when playing online poker. I can see my cards better.LOL Thats so cool Lew.

Theres a lake I have not heard of in a long long time. My late aunt and uncle had a real nice rustic cabin on the Mississippi. They also had a boat docked up on that lake. The only time it was fished by them was at night. I can remember my pop and uncle leave at 9pm and not be back til 2-3 in the morn. Always a full stringer of pickerel. I remember the first time I got to go. It was dark but the full moon was full. Lite the lake like it was daylight. There were no rod holders, we all hung onto them for the next bite. Water like glass, and just the sound of the motor and the yelp of , GOT ONE. Some nights I would head out on the miss and get cat fish in the rice beds. That was a trick and a half grabbing them with no light on board, but you learned fast how to step on their heads and slide your hand along their backs. Thanks for the post and bringing back some great memories for me.

One of these

So they are calling for a cold snap.-16 for a high for two days. OMG Call the army in. LMAO Once I have the hub set up on saturday, turn the heat on,it,s a balmy +80. LOL

It,s the thought Wayne.

She has a new snow plow truck to play with while he,s away Mike. Now thats love. LOL

Yup Even a small bone from a roast beef can make a nice broth for the following weekends beef stew.

I bought a nice solid chunk of smoked pork shoulder on Saturday. $8.46. ( I prefer these over those shank hams they sell) Boiled it to render some of the fat. Once done,I trim off the fat thats on it then start to roast it in the oven Sunday for our dinner. (There is only two of us here) we had our nice ham and scallop taters and veggie dinner. I sliced some for the next days sandwiches for our lunches at work. Monday, I sliced more for our lunches for Tuesday .Tuesday night,I had fried ham and eggs and toast for my dinner. The mrs,s had a ham sandwich again today for her lunch. Tonight, I trimmed what I could from it. Chopped it up,along with a pepper and mushrooms and made a nice alfrado sauce for our noodle dinner. Still enough for my solo dinner Thursday night. The remaining bone and what meat is left,is currently boiling away in a pot with a few onions and celery stokes, for the next couple of days hot soup and fresh made bread. $8.46 goes along way when you make it. I love leftovers.

That was a nice "make me wish I was fishing from my toon" report. Great pictures and some nice fish. Ok,winter can be done now.LOL Thanks for taking the time sir. These are the sights I look forward to.

When I seen the title and then seen this reply. I said BINGO Works for me. LOL

Nice fish and what a beauty of a day to be out.

Yes Ron. Seems to be the spot. Nice.

I thought the bike crash was cool. LOL

And if you have them,RED hooks