dramamine
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You never forget the first big one you catch, right? Mine was a good size Dolly Varden on a little kid size rod when I was 4 or 5. Still have a picture of it, huge grin on my face.
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moose eater
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They bow fish for them here, too, often with a 'dark house' (soft structure like an ice fishing pop-up), over a larger opening in the ice, like a rectangular opening, maybe 3' or 4' by 5' or so), and a bow and arrow, which often has a spool of line on the side of the bow, and they use a decoy fish/lure to draw the pike into the area where they can release the arrow.
If you want to skip the sales pitch for his sponsor(s) re. the jackets they're wearing, fast forward to just after the 2" mark.
I know of one guy personally who does this out at Volkmar Lake in Interior Alaska; an off-road lake they snowmachine into in the wintertime.
Note: These guys aren't in Alaska; their ice is too thin, and they are also catching walleye on the side in another tent with reels and rods, and we don't have walleye in Alaska. Which is unfortunate.
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wtf? i knew it had to be Australian for some reason before i even looked it up.just had a feeling.its kinda original i guess.must of had a rough night lol
moose eater
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Watched 'Lucky' last night.
A fairly abstract and philosophical film that my wife and I found to be delightful, and a nice alternative to the movies that run the same plots and themes 1,000 times past way tired and over-done in the recycling of brain-dead mass-produced nonsense...
Funny at many moments, and heartfelt and enlightening at others.
I had a couple epiphanies or revelations as I watched the thing.
A fairly abstract and philosophical film that my wife and I found to be delightful, and a nice alternative to the movies that run the same plots and themes 1,000 times past way tired and over-done in the recycling of brain-dead mass-produced nonsense...
Funny at many moments, and heartfelt and enlightening at others.
I had a couple epiphanies or revelations as I watched the thing.
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moose eater
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2 nights ago. not what it seems in the trailer.
Hilarious in many ways, subtle and not. A bit tongue-in-cheek but not too overdone.
Another good movie to enjoy. Puts the commonplace violent movies of today in their place.
Good stuff.
Hilarious in many ways, subtle and not. A bit tongue-in-cheek but not too overdone.
Another good movie to enjoy. Puts the commonplace violent movies of today in their place.
Good stuff.
dramamine
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A good buddy of mine out in LA met Harry Dean Stanton at a party, maybe 10 years ago (?), and they did some drinkin' and talkin'. A real good guy, from what my friend said. I always liked his characters. I'll check that movie out.
Greenland ice core project and temperature mapping by researchers of the Niels Bohr Institute.
Dime
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Out of the Furnace (2014)
When a young man who associates with a crime ring disappears, and local authorities find no leads, his brother takes matters into his own hands.
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moose eater
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