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  1. Rigged up a couple of my big squids. Need more weights and hooks to finish the batch off. One's 9.5" and the other is 7.5".

    1 1/4 oz bell weight with the wire removed in the 9.5 and 3/4 oz egg in the 7.5. 40# flouro leader.

     

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  2. You go into work Friday morning to pick up your pay and instead of your regular pay envelope there is just a plain white envelope in your mail slot with your name on it?

     

    I kind of looked at it and went "oh oh" but I was in a hurry and everyone seemed busy so I just took it and left.

     

    I drove down the road and pulled into a parking lot and opened the envelope. I couldn't believe my eyes, there was a beautifully written letter thanking me for my loyalty and dedication to the companies profitability; a totally unexpected $100.00 compensation for attending a meeting that I hadn't expected any compensation for at all; and a very nice unasked for raise in pay!

     

    Way to make a guy proud of the company he works for and want to do even more if he can!

     

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    Do you trim the squid at all Dave? Im wondering if a large 1oz jig would work better, instead if the eggs sinker for jigging. Going to have to give this a try.

     

    No trimming.

    They actually work well going straight up and down when vertical jigging.

  4. I love those big paddle tails Dave! Great for spring pike as well :)

     

    Yup.

    The big squids are good for troots.

    You stick an egg sinker in the head and run your leader through it.

    Slide a crimp on your leader and then tie on a hook.

    Crimp the crimp to stop the hook from sliding all the way to the sinker and jig or troll away. :)

  5. Dave, just out of idle curiosity, when they make the ice road, could you not have driven your truck and trailer out to the camp, instead of hauling loads by snow machine? I understand at the shoulder times, early and late ice, the road can't take a full load, but I thought you should be able to take the truck and trailer out during the peak weeks?

     

    Doug

     

    I take the load to within 1/2km of the cabin (the road runs up the middle of my bay) and I sled from the ice road to the cabin.

    My cabin is at the North end of the lake 14kms from the access.

     

    Light blue line is the ice road and red X is my cabin.

     

    PS plenty of ice as it's over 4 feet thick. :D

     

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    Even if I could park right at the shore I would still have to sled it up to the cabin.

    It's 200' back from the water and gains over 100' of elevation.

    I've carried to much heavy crap up that hill in summer.

    Not gonna do it in the winter. ;)

     

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