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I quit buying or subscribing to most outdoor type mags years ago because, well, because most of them suck. One exception is Traditional Bowhunter, which I still look forward to seeing in my mailbox. However, I recently saw a promo for Gray's Sporting Journal for some crazy low price (I think it...

That's a fine looking pup Steve

I fish a lot of smaller mountain streams with close canopies and the fixed line Tenkara rods are ideal for that. I am not pimping for any brand or business but I suggest checking out Tenkara Bum and Tenkara USA's web sites for some good info on this type of fishing

But your trailer lights are working, right? At least you got that

Ditto what Carl said....I would be interested in hearing about flooded timber hunting in the UK

So, I installed new lights on my boat trailer after fixing a short that was causing the fuse in the harness to blow....they work now but the trailer lights stay on even if the vehicle lights are off. What's up with this?

Nice story Brad

Two seasons in Minnesota.....winter and three months of bad ice fishing

Thanks Carl! Living vicariously through your posts while I was at work.

Jeff, I did see those specs. The weight of the boat doesn't concern me much as I will trailer this one. It does cost a good bit more than the original Ultimate but the dealer is going to work a good trade for me if get the FX 15. Thanks for your comments.

I had just about made up my mind to buy the Native Ultimate FX 15 solo but the dealer mentioned that Native has decided to start offering a new model of the old Native Ultimate 14.5 solo. Anyone have any experience with either of these boats?

Tom, thanks for posting. I enjoyed looking at those pics. What fun!

I wouldn't let them age in a plastic bag. I put my birds in a brown paper bag in the fridge. It lets them air out and keeps blood from dripping on the rack. I leave them there for at least a week and have never had problems. I would also toss anything that didn't smell "clean and meaty", as Tod said

I age my birds in the fridge for about a week before filleting the breasts......but I gut them shortly after shooting them and I rinse the cavity out with cold water before putting them in the fridge. It just seems nasty to leave the perforated entrails in them when it only takes a few minutes...

That is one big bluebill. Some of my most memorable shoots have been when the "gadwall switch" turned on when I was hunting backwaters off the Missouri River. Quick limits on those days when they were all feet down in the decoys and then there were the days the gads wouldn't get any closer than...

Good idea. Red Green probably does the same with his shell boxes.

Well, I was unable to find the short in my trailer so I took it in to a trailer shop I like. They had it figured it out in 10 minutes. Both rear lights had a short. They were corroded and had been patched several times by me since I bought the trailer 15 years ago so we decided to replace both...

Good post and review Mark. Thanks

Chris H, you got that right about they never work at 4 AM. That's what happened to me a few days ago. I was patting myself on the back for having the car and boat loaded the night before, coffee in the thermos, lunch packed and ready to go. Lights worked fine last week but as soon as I hooked up...

Thanks everyone for your suggestions. Trailer lights are truly one of the black arts. I'll post again when I figure it out