Sorry for your loss.

Sending thoughts and prayers to you and your family Bob.

Sorry for your loss man...

Know how you’re feeling right now... Lost my mom to cancer a week and a half ago..

Sorry for your loss-tough days ahead-be well -thoughts and prayers for you and your family

Sincere condolences.

still prayin for comfort big guy.

Sorry for your loss Bob, prayers sent

Prayers sent!

Bob, I am very sorry to hear this sad news...

Condolences.

Lost my Oma at 90 yesterday at 2:00.

Sorry for your loss.

Sorry for your loss Wally.

You are in our thoughts and prayers.

walleyed finally spotted a few consecutive days of good weather & warmer temperatures, and laid out a small muskrat line on Stony Creek with the canoe.

We were surprised the amount of sign found and strung out a total of 50 #160 Duke body-grips and spotted some potential Beaver sets for tomorrow.

Hopefully, we'll have 25 or so rats to skin in the morning if the muskrat gods are good to us.

Hope the wind don't blow tomorrow.

Stay tuned.

walleyed

good luck bud,thursday high is forcast for 18 here then 50's saturday.have a foot of wet snow so i'll wait a bit yet.

do have 1 trap down back and a mink ate a rat outta it last night.he'll be back

Watch those temps Weds and Thrus. night.

I am riveted to the screen here....keep going ! And good luck !

glad to see you back at it . snow to the south of syracause tonite and tomarrow looks quite up your way , high Thursday 21 low Thursday nite 13 here in Syracuse . are you coming down this way to get rats

I was on the water at 7:30AM and It was already snowing with a damp, chilling cold to the air. It was calm and the water clarity had increased.

I had just watched the weather forecast at the diner and "they" were calling for heavier snow, 25 knot winds, and highs in the 20's for Wednesday morning in the vicinity.

Based on that forecast I decided to pull everything this morning rather than suffer through pulling in bad weather tomorrow.

I'd hoped for a 50% catch on the 50 #160's I had set yesterday, but I was off the mark on my prediction.

When the muddy water from pulling my sets cleared, walleyed had 24 plump muskrats,

plus a Female American Merganser who had made the fatal mistake

of chasing perch up a muskrat run that was guarded by my #160.

I left her in the cattails for the raccoons to breakfast upon.

Discretion being the better part of valor, I was pleased to note the the wind had picked up

and the snow was falling heavily by the time I arrived back at the boat ramp

reinforcing my belief that pulling today was a wise decision in order to avoid

being lashed by inclement weather in the morning.

The muskrat catch is drying before the box fans and we'll be skinning tonight when they are dry.

Thanks for looking.

Stay tuned.

w

Great day! Heading to the deer stand.