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| For Your Advanced Planning: Mike Code Youth Summer Boys Basketball Camp Mon-Thurs, June 18th-21st - 8:30am - 11:30am - Grades 2 through 9 Kevin Bundy Girls Summer Girls Youth Basketball Camp - Mon-Thurs, June 4th-7th |
| Mustangs Regular Season Record Actually 16-12 Heading Into District Tournament Play, Following Grant Co Cancellation |
| Opening Day of the Spanish River For Fishing, and the First Day of Walleye Season on Saturday, Dawns Bleak and Rainey We Stayed Close to Camp and Were Rewarded WIth 4 Pike and a Small Muskie |
| The Spanish River, and with it the first day of Walleye Season (the locals call them Pickerel) opened at Midnight on Friday and the Yay-hoos were out early and often, despite grey skies and all-day rain predictions. Since this was our first shot at River Fishing, we got out amongst them at about 10am and fished to 12:30pm, soaked to the skin, in a steady rainfall. |
We were rewarded with four nice sized Northern Pike (27-28 Inches) and the small Muskie pictured below left. The photo at left is of one of the Yay-hoos coming up the steps with his catch - a baby walleye. It is one of the things that we hate about our fellow tourists. While we employ a strict catch-photo-and release policy, many of the Yay-hoos keep everything regardless of size. Even the walleye we keep have to be at least 16 inches before we consider throwing them in the box. Saturday afternoon we went to 4pm Mass here in Wolford, an experience unto itself, and then dinner at the truck-stop up on Hwy 17 at the top of our camp's driveway (gravel road). We then watched Justify win the Preakness in weather similar to our own, and are now contemplating taking a nap, watching a movie, or going out for some late-evening trolling. Since it is still wet and drizzly. Taking a nap is the odds-on favorite. Camp will stay busy through Monday, since Monday is a Canadian Holiday - Victoria/Canada Day. The weather forecast for Sunday through the end of next week looks quite favorable at the moment, with highs in the 70's forecast for later next week. Might I actually get to fish in White Pants??? |
| My photo quality is not up to normal standards on this trip, since the Photo Shop program on this computer expired last summer. I do have crop and re-size capabilities. |
| Our boat is the only one at the dock on Saturday morning, the Opening Day of Walleye Season |
| Mustangs to Open Post-Season Play on Tuesday at 7pm at Scott High School vs the host Scott Eagles The Regional Tournament will be held the following week at Campbell County High School Our Mustangs will have to defeat Scott this Tuesday in order to earn a berth in the District Finals and qualify for the Regional Tournament. |