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RE: Trinity's 5th annual icing challenge - Terry - 12-24-2014
No, No, John, no free intel, just like I said to Ann, how about a little "tit for tat",,, (tat,,, being my initials) how about that underwater "amusement" park? I'd like to see that just to have a good laugh!
RE: Trinity's 5th annual icing challenge - DetectorGuy - 12-24-2014
As far as the new Honey Badger Underwater Theme Park location, if you cut a hole at N45 34.245' W93 24.697 you will be within spitting distance of it. Infact the hole is probably still open from last weekend
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RE: Trinity's 5th annual icing challenge - scubafreek864 - 01-01-2015
Well somebody has to pull some iron out.
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RE: Trinity's 5th annual icing challenge - popolarbear - 01-06-2015
last weekend tested our limits. we had -30 windshield. someone had a front handle to their house break. we also saw environmentally sealed regs fail, and subzero gear and tanks actually grow ice in the water as the water froze up around the gear! that was cold.and still a tad thin to be driving on
RE: Trinity's 5th annual icing challenge - popolarbear - 01-08-2015
now we got "no ideling law" have to watch out where i am and how long i warm up my car.
RE: Trinity's 5th annual icing challenge - Hydro - 01-10-2015
did some driving onto the lake finally! the wind was rough until the sun came out, the great days of winter are setting in!
RE: Trinity's 5th annual icing challenge - stick500 - 01-11-2015
awesome pics and video! Looks like fun- lots of light down there
what lake (or bay)??
no sightings of the mighty carp?
I might go down there with you guys if you start spotting some 38-inchers
what was that metal debris right at the end of the video? radiator?
RE: Trinity's 5th annual icing challenge - Hydro - 01-11-2015
its waconia, the metal junk at the end was a 4 cylinder engine, I think? that area gets a lot of sand movement on the bottom since its so shallow, i think 20ft max depth... 40-50ft vis. the vis is too good there for prey fish to survive... the muskie seemed disappointed i wasnt food.... make no mistake on the light which is unnaturally brought to the bottom from scubafreak864 'THE LIGHTBRINGER!'
RE: Trinity's 5th annual icing challenge - stick500 - 01-11-2015
thanks for the info Hydro- I should have known that was an engine! Those big springs were throwing me off a bit
is Waconia ever a good dive in the summer? nice and close to the Metro
RE: Trinity's 5th annual icing challenge - scubafreek864 - 01-11-2015
Awesome video Joe!
I wish that I could have stayed to dive, after watching the video and hearing what you guys pulled out.
Next weekend.