On Nov 18, 8:16*am, Ken Fortenberry
wrote:
DaveS wrote:
Yeah, How bout it? The election is over, its only the piper who's left
to pay. Pepsi and hot dogs all round, its America and I am Gumby
dambit!!!

Trout season closes on September 30 in Minnesota/Wisconsin and doesn't
open up again until Minnesota early trout season on New Years Day.

I'm hunting pheasant and quail these days while keeping an eye on the
fishing reports from the Michigan steelhead streams. Lots of rotting
salmon in the water right now, if they get a good rain or two the
steelhead should be followin' in numbers any time now. I think this
year I'll stay in Ludington. I have been staying in Baldwin on the
Pere Marquette but you can't get a decent meal in Baldwin unless you
cook it yourself and the only places to get bad food are all closed
by 7:00. Baldwin is definitely a backwater.

--
Ken Fortenberry

Those carcusses if carried far upstream can really improve the year
round invertibrate populations. Otherwise the whole scene of struggle,
life. death, fertility, and renewal is incredibly both poinent and
steadying. A gift of the salmon people to us. A little Sweet grass
smoke helps however.;+))

Dave