Sunday, October 26, 2008
Monday, October 20, 2008
Sexploitation and HDW-Mobile
The yellowstoner has noticed it has been three weeks since my last post.

I've been in a bit of a shell shocked state since the closing of the season, a heartbreaking post of staggering genius to come shortly...

I've been in a bit of a shell shocked state since the closing of the season, a heartbreaking post of staggering genius to come shortly...
Saturday, September 27, 2008
Fall cast and blast IV
Today I did morning and evening blast and no cast as we really did have to do the winterizing.
Some landscapes with gun and dog. My Brother took these so no claim as to composition or real pic value.




Some shotgun pron.

and no boyds but me & and the dog had a good time.
The one on the top is my grandfather's Winchester 12 gauge model 1897 total take down made in 1913.The one on the bottom is my uncle's 1985 Montie Ward WesternField 20 gauge. This is the same Winchester as above with two ducks and my grandfather in 1958.

No woodcock or grouse were harmed in the production of this blog post.
Some landscapes with gun and dog. My Brother took these so no claim as to composition or real pic value.




Some shotgun pron.

and no boyds but me & and the dog had a good time.
The one on the top is my grandfather's Winchester 12 gauge model 1897 total take down made in 1913.The one on the bottom is my uncle's 1985 Montie Ward WesternField 20 gauge. This is the same Winchester as above with two ducks and my grandfather in 1958.

No woodcock or grouse were harmed in the production of this blog post.
Friday, September 26, 2008
Fall cast and blast III
Decided to flip the day and fished first and then did the bird hunt this evening. In an an effort to work on the south shore coaster projetc we went after the lake runs this morning. Hit one of the U.P. streams with one of the greatest stream names ever.


Some dead stuff on the stream bank.



We brought home some Lake Superior Coho.

And this evening the shotguns were exercised. The woodcock and the grouse remain unscathed.


Some dead stuff on the stream bank.



We brought home some Lake Superior Coho.

And this evening the shotguns were exercised. The woodcock and the grouse remain unscathed.
Labels:
coasters,
Michigan,
trout fishing,
U.P.,
Whole year fishing report 2008
iPhone to iFly
Drowned iPhone 3G Reincarnated as Beautiful Fishing Lure
From Gizmodo

It's the circle of life, really: man drops iPhone in river while fishing, iPhone dies, iPhone is torn apart, iPhone becomes fishing lure, iPhone catches dinner. Life goes on.
read the whole post here
From Gizmodo

It's the circle of life, really: man drops iPhone in river while fishing, iPhone dies, iPhone is torn apart, iPhone becomes fishing lure, iPhone catches dinner. Life goes on.
read the whole post here
Fall cast and blast II
Day 2 results much similar to Day 1. Grouse flushed with none accidently flying into the direction that the birdshot was flying. The day was warm and the dog got a work out. Here he is lying down on the ground drinking from his bowl refusing to make eye contact with me because he is so disappointed in one half of the team.

As usual the cast portion of the day went much better.




With no grouses to bring home I took a couple of trout for the old man back at the cabin.


There are essential vitamins and nutrients in fresh caught brook trout that are very beneficial for 86 yr olds.

As usual the cast portion of the day went much better.




With no grouses to bring home I took a couple of trout for the old man back at the cabin.


There are essential vitamins and nutrients in fresh caught brook trout that are very beneficial for 86 yr olds.
Thursday, September 25, 2008
Fall cast and blast
under the "time to close the U.P. cabin" category I did the late night north woods run after work Tuesday. Headed out Weds morning with the dog and the shotguns, left the camera at home, and the hunting was good but the shooting was bad, which is our traditional family way. Spent the afternoon on stream.

a rock ledge in the cedar swamp off of the river, with a free flowing seep, and seep where it goes into the main channel.


some of the locals trouts.



a rock ledge in the cedar swamp off of the river, with a free flowing seep, and seep where it goes into the main channel.


some of the locals trouts.


Labels:
Michigan,
trout,
trout fishing,
U.P.,
Whole year fishing report 2008
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