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  1. 03-24-2009, 06:44 AM #1
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    Default Spring is here

    This last weekend there was all sorts of birds flying including these two Swans. Every year there is a pair that hang around about this time of year.

    The ice conditions were still good, with 23 inches. Drove the truck out, but will be the last time. Fishing was good with a mix bag of crappies, perch and bluegills.

    Keep your stick on the ice,
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    Default Spring

    Kathy and I made a trip down to Robinson Landing with the hounds this last Saturday. The two swans passed over us heading down the Flambeau River as we sat back on a rock, taking in the sun and sipping a cold adult beverage. The dogs sure enjoyed exploring the open water again. Life is good in God's country!
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    Great pictures Tiny. Thanks
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    Default Your welcome

    George, your welcome. Here is another one that I though would be good to share.
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    after all these years I didn't know you were a proffesional photographer. great pics tiny

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    professional sic previous post

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  7. 03-26-2009, 01:08 PM #7
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    Default Thanks little fella

    Hey Porky gald you and everybody else can enjoy them.

    I try to take a camera with me where ever I go out and about. You never know when you'll get a killer photo opportunity.

    Two love birds,
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    Great pic of the pair of eagles Tiny. Sure looks like spring is here and love is in the air....literally!
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    Default Another sign of spring

    You know its springtime when Mini-me and Flambeau Fluffy are sprouting their pussy willow antlers.

    Boy will spring ever get here?
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    Nice pic Tiny.Spring is coming.It's just around the corner,I hope this helps.Caught this one at the end of march below Lake DuBay. Click image for larger version.  Name: IMG_0237_1_1.JPG  Views: 541  Size: 106.1 KB  ID: 4269
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    Default Nice fish

    Gus, was that one of those big dead walleyes coming out of the Big Eau Pleine Flowage? Anyway very nice first fish of the year, every thing else is all down hill.

    Bet you forgot about this one caught on a cork,
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    Ooh when you catch a monster like that on a cork you never forget.
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    Yeah, I've caught 'em like that. Of course, catching a fish with a mouth that small takes a tremendous amount of skill. Truth be told...most of the time I thought my line was hung up on something because the bobber wasn't acting quite right!
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