Wisconsin Tacomas and bad financial advice

And it was STONEY who got me... Ha!

 

Will you be using it on Lake Monona at say 5am?

 

That’s when i idle my generator

 

Guys I go with have a good auger as well. I was actually going to look into one that I could use with a cordless drill because I wouldn't want another gas powered device to maintain for the few rare times I would actually use it every year. Haven't looked into it much yet.

 

Most likely not, No.
If you're interested. Have at it.
Idk much about them but Jiffy's will drill holes.
Battery ones you have to watch for battery drain in cold and propane augers don't like to start in cold, sometimes. igniter too cold.

 

I was staying 'mute' because all of my ice fishing knowledge comes from Letterkenny.

Also, I'm at work

Which is the totally valid reason for being on Tacoma World

 

no, it's yours, just keep it off my lake at 5am or the Colonel might do, um, things...
He's an ornery old former Blackhawk Pilot.

 

In light of winter activities I'm printing the program books for ISOC Racing.
More info at snocross.com
If you like Snowmobile and Snowbike... Snowcross racing.

 

Speaking of printing...

It's time to start deciding on Calendar Pictures!!!

 

Here's my submission courtesy of @wi_taco

 

A few more gems for your consideration:

 

Not bad, but larger tires would be more betterer.

 

If anyone else wants to scroll back on the WI Events page for the entire year, it starts on page 280. In other news, it's a slow day at work here lol.

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads...istening-raised-grain-brewery.621460/page-280

 

Hey!! I paid some attention in class.

 

Todays student based learning:

tire ring for the decking lid. All the haunch pockets closed up. Some smoked wiring. Back up lights aimed from Saturn to behind the truck

 

Which class was that?

 

Been thinking about the flotation pants today. They really sparked my interest.
I think it's best to go where you're familiar with, go with other people and keep that tow strap handy.
Even with flotation you'd have an hour max, if you can stay still and calm.
Most likely hypothermia will take you out in 30 min or less.
It's something like 20% of people that don't make it past 30 min.