I am behind with yesterday’s muskie fishing event. I decided to place both onto one blog.
Frank Maus alias "Muskie"
Rosston Island
We entered the waters early with a fog and comfortable temperatures. These conditions didn’t last long. the fog quickly burned off and the day reached into the upper 80’s by the time we quit fishing. Several hours of surface casting yielded no luck. More time trolling proved to be the same. However, we had an enjoyable time in the boat continually laughing about the days of our lives while at work… and the people we had been involved with.
We quit around 1:00 in the afternoon as the heat began to scorch us.
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Acorns
While visiting with Kip, I gave him back one of the box call cases. A friend from West Virginia wanted a case with the eight custom box calls from Kip. However, he wanted me to paint a turkey to the box. Kip will have additional information lasered onto the box for this man. Kip is planning a bear hunt later this month to West Virginia and plans to hand deliver the case. 
You may visit Kip’s web-site. He will be adding more to this site in the future. The site is: http://www.ferociouscalls.com/
Larry A. Smail's Blog 
Any day on the water is a good day, regardless of the result at the end of a hook.
This is a pretty cool blog.