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Fishing & Boating |
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 Towing,
Trailering and Tires
...I gotta say that every year
I get a little bit more nervous as I trailer my boat 600 miles in each
direction. The reason is simple: people drive way too fast nowadays…
without pulling some sort of trailer behind them. |
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From R. Karl's Kitchen |
 Recipes are back!
Recipes will be included in the monthly Lake Lure Newsletter.
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A Word from R. Karl... |
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Welcome!
OntheLake.net is intended to help you to find just the
right place for you and
your family to relax and have fun on your vacation while experiencing
the natural beauty that the North Country
has to offer.
Whatever you seek, I hope that you can find it here, On The
Lake.
R. Karl
rkarl@onthelake.net |
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Filleting Northern
Pike and Removing the Y-Bones
 In
response to numerous requests, the complete instructions on How to Remove the
Y-Bones from Northern Pike are now available in an enhanced format
(see sample page) with larger, easier to follow, full-color graphics –
there are 12 of them – and more complete instructions! Available from
R. Karl, a downlink for the 6-page article in pdf format
will be e-mailed to you and can be easily printed and/or laminated
to become a must-have accompaniment for your tackle box. A set of
instructions you won’t want to be without, it also makes a great
gift! Available now for $2.99.
Buy Now
Now available from R. Karl, step-by-step instructions on filleting
all four of the most popular freshwater gamefish (northern
pike,
walleye,
smallmouth bass and
bluegill) bundled as one
downloadable .zip file for only $5.99! Buy Now
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Featured Excursion |
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Leinenkugel's
Brewery in Chippewa Falls, WI
 Every year – actually twice per
summer – I pass the sign for Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin but never
have had a reason or the time to stop. After all, I am on my way to
go fishing. This year however, was different. I found out that there
was another brewery that I could tour.
Stillwater, Minnesota
 I had heard about the town of Stillwater, MN but had never visited
it. I did a little research, and when I literally stumbled
upon something called the dinner train (The Minnesota Zephyr), my
mind was made up...Read
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