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  • mike mulhern
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    #2263906

    I was just wonder when the squatters are gonna show up and demand money to leave.

    mike mulhern
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    #2254935

    we run the lawn mower battery on our 14 ft in canada all year long start the moter with it and run a bilge pump too. this is our cabin boat but has a solar charger hooked up to it as well. we run a 9.9 merc on this set up.

    Mike

    mike mulhern
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    #2244007

    i have caught a few catfish in that lake. i wonder if the 40 walleyes a day came from little lake wissota.

    mike

    mike mulhern
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    #2243683

    l have to second the nomination it is the worst even in the spring it sucks

    mike mulhern
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    #2226914

    But are the any good at crossing the road? I prefer the athletic type of egg layers. I’m not interested in chickens that will cross a picket line though. Feathers you know

    mike

    mike mulhern
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    #2226738

    they swim down rivers and streams around here, end up digging into the mud in the back bays. twitch twitch pause the pull a rapala or other floater under the surface and pause. black and white has been my best color.

    Mike

    mike mulhern
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    #2216303

    I’m in the stay with the job you have and Look at what you do with your current time and skills and explore the work you love to do and see if you can become self employed on side jobs. Its hard to become a millionare working for somebody else, unless you market your free time wisely.

    mike mulhern
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    #2193847

    Ideology Then we could be an educational and get liberal government funding.

    mike mulhern
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    #2183524

    I have mega live and occasionally see fish sneak up on my vex that I don’t see on my livescope these fish are belly tight to the bottom so my vex is on my jigging pole. this is on soft bottom.

    Mike

    mike mulhern
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    #2177348

    don’t buy a cheap chinese look alike as the insides are not the same and it won’t run for crap. rebuilds are the route to go

    mike mulhern
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    #2177347

    you need to engage the reel as the lure hits the water and try to keep the line tight from that point on. Are you casting straight upstream? Try to cast across the stream at an angle based on the speed of the current if that makes sense.

    mike mulhern
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    #2120472

    I’m with Iowa on this one. At 2 bucks a shot I hope it doesn’t cost more than a 12 pack to kill it.

    mike

    mike mulhern
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    #2118911

    Well he could be a new member of IDO. Maybe you will have all sorts of new drama. Buy a new identical gun for the other son. And grandpa a fishing rod and reel. And while you the boys and him are fishing talk about it.

    mike

    mike mulhern
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    #2115664

    I have the 150 xr6 It is a 1996 model she smokes a little at idle but has been flawless. I ran it on a 20 ft stratos. compared to my four stroke it likes the fuel.

    Mike
    P.S. did I say it was fast wow compared to the four stroke.

    mike mulhern
    Posts: 171
    #2113618

    I use the mapping a lot in Canada and here in wisconsin. My take on this is as you troll and map each pass you make just makes the map more accurate. On a new lake I do the shoreline twice or three times around before I do the back and forth. It does a better job if you crisscross as instructed. I usually dont unless I’m trolling open water suspended walleyes in july or august. I run a 7 and a 9 on my boat but map primarily with the 7 on the front trolling motor as it kinda warns you of shallow water reefs before you bottom out.

    Mike

    mike mulhern
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    #2103387

    I own ski doo and yamaha both and to tell the truth they are super reliable and a load of fun. My newest is a mxz 500 fan cooled and it has 4500 miles of basicly trouble free riding. My 99 yamaha has elec start and reverse and also about 4500 miles. I had to have the carbs cleaned once in 20 years. I’m not running premuim gas and not running them out in a week or even a month but I do add seafoam at the end of each season and start the sleds multiple times in the summer. I kind of like the smell of two stroke anyway. I own about 10 vintage skidoos that run as near daily drivers and I have a great mechanic.

    Mike

    mike mulhern
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    #2099398

    Where you at in Canada? How deep were the trout?

    Mike

    mike mulhern
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    #2097008

    I change the 03 every 10000 miles after she hit 200000 miles she is at 405000 miles now and the brakes lines are gonna be the death of her. I did do a transmission at 300000 miles though. did drink a quart every 1000 mile near the last 30000 or so. It is a chevy’ did the same with my 88 toyota and the frame cracked at a little over 500000. I have bad luck with trucks I guess.

    Mike

    mike mulhern
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    #2095746

    Its not all that easy in winter one has to be very aware of methane gas pockets that can let your sled or wheeler through the ice. travel in groups and I should mention they have a little wind out there. Having said that look at the weather for next week out there, its gonna be nice for a week or so.

    Mike

    mike mulhern
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    #2093730

    My father and mother took all six of us kids in a 1973 chevy station wagon camping for three weeks straight all around LATW followed by all around lake Superior when I was a junior in high school. We traveled like a gypsy band accompanied with the other football coach and family for part of it and the phy ed teacher and her mother for other parts of it. We crossed the border at I falls and the immigration officer took me out of the P.E. teachers camper as I was riding with them this part of the trip. He started questioning me with questions that pertained to me being abducted by these two women. About an hour later they fined the women for having too much food and sent us on our way. We left one of my brothers at a campground and didn’t miss him till we stopped at MacDonalds. One hour later we picked him back up. He was 13. Same trip my youngest brother and our cousin took a canoe off nw angle to walleye fish and the wind blew them across the lake to an island 1/2 mile or so away our little 14 ft 6hp couldn’t safely retrieve them so they spent the night under the canoe. At 66 yrs old now That would be a brief chapter one of my outdoor life. My father was a teacher and we always took at least two weeks off to camp when school was out.
    Mike

    mike mulhern
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    #2093719

    b a c d I like rocks over dying weeds this time of year. Of course the rock weed transition is very good if that borders the weed edge at some point. the clumps of weeds with open ambush areas great but that reminds me of more Canada type deep clear water. That open deep water rock hump can attract minnows as they roam the open basins that I am seeing on my livescope. The trouble as I see it is the shorter bite window here in Wisconsin, at least the water I fish.

    Mike

    mike mulhern
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    #2088484

    I have the 9 and we were on LOTW in a rental shack with a bunch of people and lines down. We turned the screen so most of us could watch and learn from across the shack. It is a tough decision.

    Mike

    mike mulhern
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    #2079303

    That is a great build You should be proud of your creativity and I hope it helps others with the same idea and you helped in many ways.

    mike mulhern
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    #2077499

    It also affects our spawning fish in spring and our rivers aren’t what they could be with just a little help.

    mike mulhern
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    #2070606

    I mounted the helix 7 transducer under my minn kota with usb and I really like the bird ducer much better and I run the cable along side the cable with zip ties and I do not use spot lock on my minn kota.

    Mike

    mike mulhern
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    #2064954

    been retired 10 years now I still wake up feeling late for work occasionaly. I still cheer and hope for snow days. The first school bus of the year still raises my blood pressure. Its now hard to keep track of which day of the week it is. I love the prospect of each days adventure.

    mike

    mike mulhern
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    #2058281

    You don’t have to wait it opened in Montana yesterday. I’m headed that way for a week or more today. Grouse taste so good. good luck to all.

    Mike

    mike mulhern
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    #2051750

    I have the same number of years and clover is an early spring attractant and then again fall after the first frost they hit it pretty hard for a few weeks as the beans come back to ripen. about that time corn has a huge role around here. right now the apple tree I have brings in the bucks on this early ripening apple.

    mike

    mike mulhern
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    #2051716

    I have stated many times if I only had room for one deer related food plant it would be soybeans the best year long food for deer. It has a few weak periods like when the leaves turn brown and the seeds havent hardened yet. After a rain and the pods and seeds soften again. But when the snow hits and its really cold the deer are feeding in my cut over beans looking for scraps. I leave an acre or so every year just for the winter factor.

    mike

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