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No cotton down this way but oranges were my nemisis. One day of that and I'd had enough. A 4X4X4 bin paid 5 bucks ( I think) Took me most of the day to fill one while the mexican family, next row over knocked em out 5 times as fast. Send the kids up the tree to shake the oranges off and momma...

Good point Ron!! LOL :mrgreen:

The first three went in the bullseye, whered the rest of em go? :-) Go get em Ron, Picked this guy up on the game camera this morning. Not the biggest running around here but if he gives me a shot I'll take it.

I'm guessing I had between 3 and 4 hundred in my UJ. Used marine ply though so that ran the cost up. Got a picture around here somewhere.....

NOC caught ya with your paddle OUT of the water! Still worked though. You want to upload photos or should I? Thanks again for a great trip Brad

Right now you would float right over Big Shoals and not even know it :-) I agree that the further upriver you get, the better the trip is. Griffis fish camp to Fargo is incredible. Fargo to route six is very very nice. Rt 6 down to white springs is very good. Below white springs you start...

My last build I used 3 sets of 3 cinder blocks stacked up with a 16'X2' pressboard top. Ran 2"X4"'s along the sides to stiffen it all up. Worked pretty good. Somewhere around here I've got pictures of it. Will have to dig them up.

Very nice Oyster! I remember seeing pics of the build over on the WBF. Whats the weight on the boat as it sits on the rack?

wow!!Great read! Thanks!

Good deal Bill! Been thinkin about ya'll all day.....

Damn Bill! :( Hang tough friend, Thoughts and prayers for all.

Might try small anchors at both ends but take care in a current with the pirogue. Another thing to try is to kind of "plan" the area you intend to fish and then set yourself up to drift thru the area, using the wind to your advantage rather than fight it. Good luck!

Great pictures! Kept looking at the Sandy ford and knew something was different. Finally figured out you were standing on the Ga. side! :P

Micks post got me to thinking and I got to digging out in the shed this morning. Knew I had an old one around here somewhere..... Its an old SVEA 123. I think I picked it up at a yard sale sometime a while back( years ago) and used it a couple of times. This little thing is pretty cool! :-)...

Thanks Bear. Good report. You was stylin' coming thru the falls! :lol:

Hmm, I never bothered to read the DIRECTIONS! :shock: LOL Glad you like it Chuck....

Pretty cool! Wonder if PVC would work as well?

The K.I.S.S. is what I like so much about this little rig. It all fits together. It works. Then it all goes back together until next use.... Then the next time it comes out, it works again, and so on and so forth.... No muss no fuss. Just simple and it works... Did I say it works? :lol:

high to low is controlled by the highering and lowering of the pot :D

Mentioned in my last trip report that I needed to write up this stove and a rainy monday afternoon seemed like the right time to do just that. My better half. Erica had been wanting to buy one of these stoves for a long while and she made a trip to Sweden for her sons wedding this past summer...