Are they alowed anywhere on the Kenai lake/river drainage? Pardon my ignorance. A guy in the office said they were allowed up to a certain HP. I thought they were prohibited from a law passed a few years back.:question:
Another year to count the blessings we have! For those who watch the games, they are on free air @ 8:30 CBS, 12:30 FOX and 4:30 NBC. I don't have cable, so this is one of the blessing I am thankful for, besides the health and love of family. You guys have a great holiday and long live the forums!
I was hoping to catch a grayling since I never have. All I have is a small spinning reel and some tiny mepps spinners. Will this do? Any advice on good bodies of water to find them would be appreciated.
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Anyone hear about the wingnut that says he's going to Latouche Island and stay for one year without any provisions? I read about it somewhere but barely remember any details.
Just seeing if any of you have experienced this and how it played out. I work in a large office building where a very friendly, outgoing worker unexpectantly died over the weekend. The details are not known as requested by the family. There are many people in the work place who were friends with...
Am I missing something, or are our cities being subjected to wasteful demonstrations by losers claiming to be 99% of society? Someone explain it to me, I really can't get my mind wrapped around what these people expect to happen from all of this drama. Is this some sort of overspray from the...
News Flash:
"Two men from Sterling were rescued after their skiff lost power in rough waters in Cook Inlet.
The Peninsula Clarion says the men were stranded in a 26-foot skiff for almost three hours on Tuesday afternoon.
Alaska State Troopers say Charles Smith and Kenneth Maal eventually...
Apparently a Cook Inlet clamming trip turned bad for these guys. They were in a 20' skiff, but it doesn't sound like the weather played a role. Anyone heard anything else? My thoughts go to thier families.
I've always hear of this concept, however, never really understood the science behind it. I never had a problem with it either. What I do know is, in order for water to condense from the air it most reach it's dewpoint temperature. The dewpoint is always less than the ambiant air temperature...
I can't help but feel the pinch, and it's not even summer yet. Oh well, I think it was somebody on this forum that puts things into perspective with the phrase "You'll never see a U-haul hooked up to a Hearst". LOL
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A buddy of mine just picked one of these up down in Petersburg. Anybody have any experience with one of these? He's got a trailer he's going to drive to Haines, then take the ferry down Petersburge and motor the boat back. I guess the entire rig sets in at 6,500...