BilletHead
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Noco genius onboard charger
BilletHead replied to fishinwrench's topic in Tips & Tricks, Boat Help and Product Review
I have two of those chargers one in each boat. One lithium iron phosphate 100amp I use for my deep cycle battery I use from boat to boat. Those chargers keep that battery happy. Who says some modern technology isn't good. -
Dang John thank you so much for posting this. We watch movies and specials on these things but to walk where this happened has to be so humbling. To think such things are still happening after people learning of countries trying to take over other countries is unforgivable.
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Yum Ronnie! Thanks for showing us the oven and your skill.
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Would be more appropriate if it had a zipper.
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Great synopsis of your trip. Thank you for sharing.
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At least we're not some young whippersnapper.
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I love this and still waiting for some color change on our maters!
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I knew it and was waiting for your input! You crack me up friend.
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Pretty much everything that runs up the river in the spring. This time of the year it is hit and miss on everything. Biggest downfall to this river is Stockton generation. Up and muddy for hours then it drops to nothing. Up again and muddy repeat all summer long as long as the lake has water. We don't seem to have a normal seasonal pattern. This summer I think it is gonna suck.
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I would rather it be low flow and fish the holes. We jetted way upstream working eddys that can hold some assorted fish. Stockton is running 24/7 and it can get down right scary. No river that narrow for the timid fisherman or woman at that flow.
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I can't sing either but who cares 😁. I hope this gives you all a smile today. VID_20250624_073804560.mp4
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No fish were harmed today. When Pat was doing her part of the trip I was having a good time. She didn't catch either. VID_20250624_073329645.mp4
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It was an oldster. Needing a long slow braise. Or pre fried like and old squirrel and run through the pressure cooker. We can also braise the oldest toughest squirrel into submission also.
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I do recommend a young one for sure John.
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How old before they get tough? I know a long slow braise can make them tender. If another young one shows up I will "et" it
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I told Pat and she agreed we each eat one of that size.
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How many of you remember Hee Haw? Well we had fried young groundhog , taters and gravy with a side of sweet corn. Shot and little one and when I say little I mean little. @oneshot 1 this is for you old buddy. Since this groundhog was eating the clover planted for the bees we decided to eat her. A nice headshot put it down. It was easier to clean than a squirrel and I've cleaned bigger fox squirrel before. Melt in your mouth tender and actually a young one is more tasty than a squirrel. VID_20250622_133156213.mp4
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The Ukrainians might just be a bit happier. Most of the drones Russia uses to harass Ukraine are supplied by Iran. Irian is nothing but a big crap stirrer. Letting the other local riff raff keep things stirred up and supplying them all the weapons to do it.
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The first decoy bombers did with transponders on so they could be tracked. Right after they went West the loaded bombers went East directly to Iran with no tracking on. Stealth mode I suppose. They came back to Whiteman after dropping the payloads.
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Nope
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YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS Temperate Bass!
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Caught my first 20 inch smallmouth on the creek
BilletHead replied to Lloyd's topic in Smallmouth Talk
Congrats Lloyd! -
Lake Trout tagged almost 40 years ago caught
BilletHead replied to Quillback's topic in Conservation Issues
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Wow pretty neat and yes so tasty. Pat got some from one of the patents of the doctor she worked for. Pat brought them home and I got to eat a couple. BTW Happy Father's Day to you Mr. Pitt and to all the father's on OAF!
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