Paul Horn

Thinking back on the year 2009 and fishing with friends.  This was about the best of it and will bring memories for a lifetime!  Thanks to Ed for letting us experience a few days in his paradise in Ontario!  Rainy Lake north arm is hard to beat for low pressure big fish action.

2009 Ice Shack Walls and Roof

The walls are up and the roof is on the new fish house.  I glued down a rubber membrane roof.  It looks like it will work great.  It’s strong enough even with only 2×2 walls to hold me up working on the roof.

Next step is to order up the aluminum sheets for the siding.  It’s progressing along well!

2009 has been a very dry summer.  All the lakes in Central East Minnesota are down and so is the St. Croix river.  This has made many of the boat landings barely usable or not usable at all depending on your boat.  The fish are full of surprises and not where you’d expect them to be.  It seems that the walleyes have stayed shallow and are hanging tight in the thick weeds.  Maybe the cool weather has had an impact as well.  Now that it’s September we’re finally getting some warm weather but it will be short lived.  I’m hoping as October approaches I’ll start to be able to figure out where the walleyes are.  If not, the crappies and the pike are a little easier to find at least on early mornings.

Here is some information and the history of a few of my music projects.

Di Dollari – Downloads:

• iTunes: Di Dollari – Di Dollari
• Amazon: Di Dollari – Di Dollari
• CDBaby: Di Dollari – Di Dollari

Ousia – Downloads:

• iTunes: Face the Robot – Ousia
• Amazon: Face the Robot – Ousia
• CDBaby: Face the Robot – Ousia

Shapeshifter

Defective Infants

I’ve got three of the 4 walls glued, screwed, and bolted.  Need to pick up some more screws to get the last wall done then it’s on to the roof.  This will be my first experience installing a rubber roof.

2009 Wheel House

Working on the new wheel house ice shack.  Can’t wait for hard water!