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That man protesting signage was likely worried that people wouldn't need him to find the way anymore! No more lined pockets! I'm okay with the cleared trails and Portage- camp signs.

Another vote for the Duluth Trading Co. Pants. I use the dry on the fly pants too. Jason

Don't stay there in October... you will freeze to death. You have the fetch of the whole lake, and hardly any vegetation to block the wind. Bring a good tarp! Jason

Lows site 18 on a calm evening back in June

Yellow canoe is spot on with the over 15' remark. I use my canoe primarily for fishing, and am the same size, also with sore knees. If you choose a boat under 15', and it's wide enough to fish comfortably out of, it will probably paddle like a tub. With that said, I like my OT pack 12' in...

A nice hike to a Vista is right at the upper dam, about 45 minutes up and 20 back down. Walk up the hill past the dam to the right and look for the second sign in register Jason

I haven't had the opportunity to do it myself, but the guys chasing Elk also have this challenge. They usually recommend quartering the animal as quick as possible, bag the quarters, and hang the bags in the shade in an area that has a breeze. I agree with the wet blanket theory. I also know...

Looking good!

"been using that flea and tick spray bottle for several years. The gasket is good as new, it seals so tightly that the alcohol doesn’t evaporate, and spraying or squirting instead of splashing out too much the alcohol my supply lasts a lot longer." Mike, that is a really good idea! All of...

I'm no where near an expert but I would likely glass the flat areas up to the corners first, then go back with glass cut in strips on the bias and overlap the corners. I would cut the strips around 2" wide. You could also put 2" bias tape on your order list and skip the cutting part. The bias...

I re-watch his videos often! And I have also dinged a few blades on rocks in the Past Jason

Another vote for #2 Mepps. But bring at least 3, yellow-black, gold-brown, and silver-black! Jason

Ugly sticks are very durable, not as sensitive, but they are tough in my experience. I carry a 2 piece Ugly as a backup for bass fishing, I also have an ultra light 5.5' U-stick for the stream. I have never managed to break them... yet That being said, I have never stepped on an Ugly Stick to...

I'm sure that the screws in the yoke are simply permanent clamps put in place during glue up!

Nikon Monarch come to mind. https://www.outdoorgearlab.com/reviews/camping-and-hiking/binoculars/nikon-monarch-5-8x42 Jason

That would make the canoe go faster too!

Nice! Looks like a great trip! Funny about the CO's... I've never heard about helo-enforcenent before. thanks for the photos and report Jason

Yup, better get at it! I'm so happy that we convinced my mother to move out of Contantia a couple years ago. Ice fishing will be interesting on the lake again this year (if we have any at all). I have family in Pulaski and Sandy Creek. Snow City

Hahahaha possibly!

Always called the square ones "transfer" shovels as they are not meant for digging but transferring material from one place to another. Spade shovels are for digging