Study: Yellowstone Magma Much Bigger Than Thought (Page 2): A warm howdy to you! I was raised in MN and loved ice fishing! Went for walleyes & northern pike. Sure do miss that!

4Him Loc: VA

A warm howdy to you! I was raised in MN and loved ice fishing! Went for walleyes & northern pike. Sure do miss that! Transplanted to VA in 2001 and it agrees with me so I stayed. Catch one for me will you?

bluejacket

4Him wrote:

A warm howdy to you! I was raised in MN and loved ice fishing! Went for walleyes & northern pike. Sure do miss that! Transplanted to VA in 2001 and it agrees with me so I stayed. Catch one for me will you?

I prefer northern pike , but I like bluegills and crappies also and love muskie, and all are good to eat, will be going out to the lakes in the thousand mile swamp for northerns after the first , hope to bring home a bunch

slatten49 Loc: Lake Whitney, Texas

bluejacket wrote:

I prefer northern pike , but I like bluegills and crappies also and love muskie, and all are good to eat, will be going out to the lakes in the thousand mile swamp for northerns after the first , hope to bring home a bunch

Happy fishing, you lucky son-of-a-gun! :mrgreen:

OldSchool Loc: Moving to the Red State of Utah soon!

working class stiff wrote:

Yeah, if and when Yellowstone blows politics will be the least of our problems. And Glacier is really cool....don't miss Going-to-the-Sun Road. It's breath-taking. :thumbup:

I believe the Going-to-the-Sun Road is in Glacier National Park. And, it is beautiful.

slatten49 Loc: Lake Whitney, Texas

OldSchool wrote:

I believe the Going-to-the-Sun Road is in Glacier National Park. And, it is beautiful.

OldSchool, I believe his second sentence confirms that. He just abbreviates the park to "Glacier'. :wink:

bluejacket

slatten49 wrote:

Happy fishing, you lucky son-of-a-gun! :mrgreen:

I know this sounds a bit pretentious but do I have your permission to send you a personal message , I prefer to ask before sending one , although I did not ask with Rumitoid , he being a special case

slatten49 Loc: Lake Whitney, Texas

bluejacket wrote:

I know this sounds a bit pretentious but do I have your permission to send you a personal message , I prefer to ask before sending one , although I did not ask with Rumitoid , he being a special case

As long as there is no explosive involved! :lol: :mrgreen:

bluejacket

slatten49 wrote:

As long as there is no explosive involved! :lol: :mrgreen:

I gave up Dupont spinners along time ago

bluejacket

bluejacket wrote:

I gave up Dupont spinners along time ago

A Dupont spinner is a quarter stick of dynamite for fishing purposes and very illegal here in Minnesota

Constitutional libertarian Loc: St Croix National Scenic River Way

slatten49 wrote:

When I visited the North Shore of Minnesota, a couple of years ago, I could not imagine that monstrous lake capable of freezing over. It was in the middle of May, but we got light snows, even then.

I forget what lakeshore town "The Lemon Wolf" restaurant was in, but the people and food were wonderful! I'm not a drinker, but I tried a "Moose Drool" beer, just because of the enticing name! :lol: Loved the lighthouses, too. :XD:

The ice bars in Two Harbors or Lutzen are n(ice) too.

Not to be overly disrespectful to our Christian friends but look at the dates of the last couple of yellow stone eruptions. Just a weeEee but longer than 5000-6000 thousand years ago. Sorry couldn't help myself, I've had this itch ever since a Sunday school teacher tried telling my kids plate tectonics don't exist.

bluejacket

Constitutional libertarian wrote:

The ice bars in Two Harbors or Lutzen are n(ice) too.

Not to be overly disrespectful to our Christian friends but look at the dates of the last couple of yellow stone eruptions. Just a weeEee but longer than 5000-6000 thousand years ago. Sorry couldn't help myself, I've had this itch ever since a Sunday school teacher tried telling my kids plate tectonics don't exist.

yes I had religious education in Russia in a Russian Orthodox Seminary and there are inconsistencies that have cropped up also

slatten49 Loc: Lake Whitney, Texas

bluejacket wrote:

yes I had religious education in Russia in a Russian Orthodox Seminary and there are inconsistencies that have cropped up also

Wow! That's interesting...your attending a Russian Orthodox Seminary in Russia/Soviet Union. :thumbup:

What years?

OldSchool Loc: Moving to the Red State of Utah soon!

slatten49 wrote:

OldSchool, I believe his second sentence confirms that. He just abbreviates the park to "Glacier'. :wink:

Yeah, I missed that. Sorry about that.

slatten49 Loc: Lake Whitney, Texas

OldSchool wrote:

Yeah, I missed that. Sorry about that.

To err is human.

bluejacket

slatten49 wrote:

Wow! That's interesting...your attending a Russian Orthodox Seminary in Russia/Soviet Union. :thumbup:

What years?

late 1976 to early 1978