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Out of curiosity could marine grade composite dimensional lumber be considered an option for a feature of this nature? Has anybody explored using such materials in certain applications of small craft building? I know we considered using some for a transom replacement on my buddy's 18ft Lund...

That was the only negative I saw online, it sounded like, regardless of a lifetime license, you might have to pay for a permit. The survey didn't address what the process would be if you had a lifetime license. The Facebook discussions were all speculation regarding this situation. I think...

Did any of our Indiana members get a survey about possibly purchasing a Sandhill Crane permit? No season date projections were proposed; just a couple of hypothetical options. Should we get a season, at what price point would you be willing to purchase a permit? Random draw for permits. The...

We have seen several hundred Sandhill Cranes at our club and around the adjacent Kankakee Fish & Wildlife Area, here in in northern Indiana. Talking with the FWA property manager they have found ducks and geese as well.

Carl, I solved this issue by cleaning fish with my wrong-handed cousin and me being right-handed. We each fillet the opposite side of each fish and it goes pretty quickly. Now the downside is we don't get to fish together very often, but when we do all the fillets look fantastic!! lol

As far as mold release, I've used a product called Frankford Arsenal Drop Out. Do it mold sells it, as does Amazon, this helps considerably with "L or J" weights. I've poured my share of lead like everyone else here, I preheat the aluminum molds, usually just set on top of the pot while...

Eric, I think it was Cajun Duck Supply. I was going to buy a set, but then realized I had everything at the house. Originally I made a set out of 300# mono but they curled, I didn't know about the boiling water under tension trick.

Eric, I made some totes as well, as the big leather drops that came with the tote just added too much bulk. I used the same black TexasRig/ Decoy line crimps. I did drill one side out larger so the coated cable could slide a little more. I might have to make some more as I could almost do...

Blind grass is good stuff and nearly indestructible, we used it on some of our pits last season. We'll see how it held up over the season shortly. I would suggest trimming the ends near your openings as we had one guy poke his eye with a blade that hung over the pit open, could be an issue for...

like most I've run the gamut on waders, Cabela's, LaCrosse, Drake, Banded. Banded were my last pair, the boots showed some cracking at the end of last season. I purchased a pair of Avery Heritage 3.0's for this season. I know everybody thinks the worst of Banded, but I got I think almost 5...

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It isn't pretty, and I don't know if it will work on breathables, but one of the old timers at my club uses tire patches on the neoprenes. That was something I had never seen anybody do before. A company called NoSo offers supposedly waterproof patches in several camo patterns, no experiences...