I have a major problem with "A North Woods Fisherman's Story
 

Every paragraph reminds me of one of my many trips dating back to 1959. Sometimes I look at, not read, 3 or 4 pages and have no idea what material I've covered. Then I go back, start over and get through a few pages before drifting back to my own memories.

Nothing wrong with reliving previous trips, but it's now time to think about the 2010 opener.

Thanks, Bill, for a really good read. I've bought several copies for my friends.

"A North Woods Fisherman's Story"
 

This book is a must read for any Northwoods Fisherman. Bill thank you for writing such a great documentary. Have a great 2010 season.


Larry Mac

Wow!

Thanks guys, my dad never realized how his stories would live on. He would have loved your kind words.

And the trips north continue....

Bill Krejca

where can I find that story or book ?

"A North Woods Fisherman's Story"
 

Hi Rebs, [URL="http://www.billkrejca.com"]www.billkrejca.com[/URL] Have a great 2010 season


Thank you,
Larry Mac

Being a younger 40 I had no idea of the tough times they went through, to do what I take so for granted. Although i did have to live through my Dads 55hp 1974 Trihull Charger, though I regress. I just wish they could have eaten more of their catch instead of just their daily ration of dried meat. The stories are great and I will always spend some cold winters night day dreaming as I read it. Maybe someday Bill I will meet you at O'sullivans 50 days and counting! This link shows some old photos of my dads trips [url]http://vimeo.com/11543707[/url]

Cool pictures Erie, Thx for sharing.

620, I enjoyed the pictures also. Thanks

[QUOTE=Larry Mac;1197449]Hi Rebs, [URL="http://www.billkrejca.com"]www.billkrejca.com[/URL] Have a great 2010 season


Thank you,
Larry Mac[/QUOTE]

Thanks Larry
I just printed out the order form to order mine

[QUOTE=Erie Ranger620;1197550]Being a younger 40 I had no idea of the tough times they went through, to do what I take so for granted. Although i did have to live through my Dads 55hp 1974 Trihull Charger, though I regress. I just wish they could have eaten more of their catch instead of just their daily ration of dried meat. The stories are great and I will always spend some cold winters night day dreaming as I read it. Maybe someday Bill I will meet you at O'sullivans 50 days and counting! This link shows some old photos of my dads trips [url]http://vimeo.com/11543707[/url][/QUOTE]

Thank you so very much for sharing the pictures. I really enjoy seeing old fishing pictures and especially wilderness trips.

Thank you