BilletHead

I won't let you starve. If you get hungry I have duck and goose that could be gifted to you

Well done. You gave it a new life! BilletHead

Wrench you must of been quite busy this Winter so as to afford chicken wings. Pricy little dudes, BilletHead

Today it was Jaeger Schnitzel. After Ness posted his feast and remembering how good it is Mrs. BilletHead made it. She re hydrated some chanterelles I had dehydrated back when we had a bumper crop. As you will see in the photo she did plenty! Goose was used as the meat and brown rice as a side. All smothered with the mushroom gravy. A glass of zin drink of choice to go with. I am now foundered like a horse on too much clover, BilletHead

Lucky Ducky. Well that and some skill and that hat for sure, BilletHead

Ness, Here is the spread recipe link, http://www.simplyrecipes.com/recipes/remoulade_sauce/. The only substation was course stone ground mustard in place of the Creole mustard. A lot going on there but really tasty. BilletHead

Fish Po'boy sandwiches. Really good too and BIG! I had a hard time getting a bite but Mrs. BilletHead had no problem. She said you really going to post that? Yep, BilletHead

I guess Balsa is in the Etc. category.

Deer, mushroom and barley soup. Cheddar herb biscuits. This was ready when Mrs. BilletHead got home from work. She was happy and this makes me happy, BilletHead

Your a nice Guy Ronnie. You are those ladies sweetheart. Good job and good luck too. All that estrogen, I feel for you. and to the rest of you. I think I am getting hungry, BilletHead

Hobby Lobby is where I am getting my balsa. Last hooks I ordered are CK74S SS Mustad . Any popper hook will work just size the hook to your quarry. BilletHead

Man o Man you guys. I need to get with the program. I'm with Ness on RPS. He is my foodie hero. Ronnie did you clean up your mess? BilletHead

Gramps it is 30 minute epoxy. Dried on a drying wheel. There is a couple of threads on here posted where I explain the process, BilletHead

Looks yummy Ness. I made some with goose breast. Turned out great. We are kind of in a food rut right now not trying anything new. Seared deer back strap with oven roasted red potatoes Saturday. Seared mallard breast yesterday with mashed potatoes and green beans. I suppose with the weather like it is I should do something creative for Mrs. BilletHead this week. I don't mind cooking and making a mess but dislike the cleaning up. BilletHead

Thanks Ham, I will try to get more photos and just how Richard made it. I know one thing it sure saves rods from be smashed and bashed, BilletHead

Decided to try my hand at sliders. Used basically the same method as I do on the poppers. Don't have to dremel out a cupped face. Some flat back and some slant back. Here is what I have so far. Have another five in the works just trying to figure out what color that they need painted. I am liking the slant backed dished face ones the best. I am hoping on a nice long strip they will dive and dart. May be awhile before I can do some water testing. The bath tub test just doesn't cut it BilletHead

Yep what Wrench said. Well done, BilletHead

Patience Mr. Wrench, I will take some photos next time I see Richard. With this weather coming it may be awhile, BilletHead

Thanks guys. We are really excited about using the rig this year. A week ago yesterday we did some more riding around and put 32 miles on the boat. Still more motor breaking in. That is a boring process. The specialized rod tray is all Richards idea Although it is BILLETHEAD APPROVED. BilletHead

Yes I took it this way tongue in cheek Al but again with all this talk on and off about stream access wading and canoeing it kind of got me riled up. Discriminate about an idiot and you discriminate us all. If it a place he really shouldn't be he will pay for it tearing up his rig. I love your passion for creeks and smallmouth but me Joe Public and all the Joe Public's shouldn't be chastised and kept from our waters. Forgive me for being grumpy last night. Kind of like seeing your access laws you have in Montana compared to what the Mrs. and I deal with when we spend our two weeks in Wyoming. So much more fishable water you have. I would never hope you loose what you have up there. Speaking of which we are planning on spending the bulk of our time in Montana when we go this summer. If I may I will be picking your brain for places we don't know about, BilletHead

Boy I don't know what the problem you might be referring to on this river but I would never out of all the folks on this forum expect this from you Al, We need a friendly landowner and somebody with some earth-moving equipment to dump a bunch of really big boulders in some fast-water area of the Mineral Fork to put a stop to that crap. This would be like throwing out nails on the road or stringing a rope across a trail to close line someone, BilletHead

I after our trip last year know what you are saying Cody. I want to thank you for sharing it with Richard and I. Glad your new boat worked out for you. BilletHead

Ha I bet you did wear out that place. Bad thing is you did not catch in the good spot. Imagine tripling or quadrupling your catch if the other spot was on. I will also make sure Richard remembers your invite, BilletHead

Thanks for the report fellows, Sorry Ham it wasn't as good as it was last year for Richard and I. Bet you guys had a good time none the less and I missed going this time. I enjoyed the play by play when Richard called me on the phone as you were pulling them in! Funny thing is I recognize that log in the first photo. BilletHead

It will for sure be added to the arsenal Lancer. BilletHead