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trukreltrog said:
Nice fish mang, looks like a blast. ^ ^ ^ :thumbup:
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Thanks Truk...they were fat little bastards. I am always amazed at the fight small put up. They have far more life and energy than large mouth, pike, muskie, catfish, and trout. At least that is my experience. Granted a river give any fish more power, but lb. for lb... smallmouth are little Mike Tysons.
 
Coo mang. :thumbup:

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Rutmi Next time your up in the U.P. let me know. I live over by the Taquamenon Falls.Looks like you had a blast.We see a lot of eagles up by Lake Superior.



Mike
 
rutmi01 said:
Thanks Truk...they were fat little bastards. I am always amazed at the fight small put up. They have far more life and energy than large mouth, pike, muskie, catfish, and trout. At least that is my experience. Granted a river give any fish more power, but lb. for lb... smallmouth are little Mike Tysons.
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Nice pics and catch brutha :thumbup: I agree w/you on the SM - Great fighters. Never ate any though - how are they?

You back to school this fall?
 
RedbeAR15 said:
Nice pics and catch brutha :thumbup: I agree w/you on the SM - Great fighters. Never ate any though - how are they?

You back to school this fall?
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Hey Big Country...I'll be sure to get ahold of ya...you are blessed to live in what I truly identify as God's Country.

Red Bear....glad you appreciate the power of the smalley! I've eaten them, and although they do not quite compare to small/medium size pike or walleye, they are very tasty. That is, if they have been raised in glacial waters. I do not eat the ones out of the rivers in IL....they are a bit dirty, especially considering they eat almost anything that comes within striking distance. But if you travel up to the Boundary Waters or the northern tips of the Northern States, then I am sure you would have no problem chowin down.

BTW, back to school in a few weeks. I cannot wait....I like working outside, but chipping trees and picking up garbage can be a bit tiresome in the 90+ heat. I'll go back to the outside work next summer, but the I look forward to the physical break and mental challenge the students bring. Life is good as long as I have something to do!

Keep bringin us the grind Jeremy. Your work is gaining in notoriety, yet still provides that good old satisfaction us Hortonites crave.
 
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Great pics all around guys, like minds.....very cool

Kurt, we still have to get together and clear some forest, Horton style.
 
Rutmi I look forward to ya getting a hold of me when you get up this way. I left the Ann Arbor area 13 years ago to move up here. this truely is God's country.



Mike
 
I've been in the woods today with my GF, we took a short hike and gathered mushrooms. Now we're cooking, having a snack, and then we're going to the cinema ;)

BushcraftBrainTrust, that OJ looks very nice! Interesting pattern of that damascus :thumbup:
 
trukreltrog said:
So nice!!! ^ ^ ^ :)
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Filip.J said:
I've been in the woods today with my GF, we took a short hike and gathered mushrooms. Now we're cooking, having a snack, and then we're going to the cinema ;)

BushcraftBrainTrust, that OJ looks very nice! Interesting pattern of that damascus :thumbup:
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Thanks Kurt and Filip, I wish the picture was better. Had to compromise on showing the cool grind and ladder damascus.
 
That mascus is way cool, :thumbup::thumbup:

I wonder what it would look like as a 16'' chopper.
 
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