Goodbye Mr. Chips!

Best of luck on the relocation. The hobby seems to be fed by track and Im sure that you will be back to capture future sales.

Rich,

When most of us welcomed you as a new forum sponsor and magazine advertiser. We welcomed you on board and asked that you hang on, due to the possibility of a wild ride.    And you doubted our word?      ROTFLMAO!  

Sometimes, just sometimes the call of the fish is just too much to resist.  Fishin' time is time well-spent.  Good luck.  Hope to see you back here sometime soon.  Bob S.

Thanks Bob, and you are right, and we will be like Arnold....I'll be back!

a little fishing sounds NICE, catch a big one

Thanks for all of your support.

Rich, if there are any walleye in that lake, and you drift fish for them, use a lure called an erie-deerie, tipped with a night crawler.  If you can't find the lure, let me know, and I'll send you some.  I formally used this lure and caught bunches of good eaten' walleye in good old Lake Erie.  The lure had nothing to do with the lake.  They just shared a name.  Bob S.

I hear you loud and clear. My interest in my layout has waned a bit recently as I got back into fly fishing for trout. I've spent much of this winter at my fly tying desk. Looking forward to the spring!

boy do I understand that!  good fishing sir, as I said previously, Lake Michigan fish are calling!

Hi Bob, nope no walleye here. I think it is too deep and too cold for them. Love that Lake Erie fishing, but it sure can get awful rough awful fast!

Hope to see you back soon, Tinman!  I'm gonna need a bunch of Tinman's Favorite.

     Hoppy

Thanks Hoppy, actually send me a list of what you want, may be able to make a deal you cannota refuse.tinman@tinman3rail.com

When you reopen, you might want to make a global change on your website to replace every instance of "radius" with "diameter".

Good luck Rich. It was a pleasure to deal with you..  All the best for the future.

A blessing in disguise I hope.  

 Nothing like bouncing off the bottom of Erie in a storm! Bang bang bang bang!

(If your good & lucky, you can beach yourself in the sandy shallows)

Wood boats float too (thank you God).

I'm not a fan of "white" fish, they kinda taste the same . Too light, so mostly catch and release for me.

 But mmm..boy! I can eat a plate full of salmon on rice though .

I'm going to get in trouble here I know. But  I wonder if there are walleye, there, and just no one fishes for them. What temp do they like?