Hi I'm Craig

[Dirts]

I live in the land of the Hodag or Rhinelander, Wi. I'm a new 62 yrs. old. I served in the Navy as a lab tech assist and Field marine with the 3rd marine.
I'm a retired 30 yr veteran of law enforcement. I'm a beekeeper, fishing Kayaker and grouse hunter. I have a fantastic bird dog that I escort through the woods and admire her enthusiasm. My handicapped son David is my fishing competitor. David got his own kayak this year. I do not like being able to walk on water and I let snowmen go free. I have been making in line spinners, scrollsaw wearables and listen to bluegrass and dreaming of sunshine and open water. Oh I forgot to mention that I collect cookbooks. I very seldom fix the same thing twice for dinner. I'm a Swede that loves Asian food. I bike or walk or take the car if the first two choices are not available. Im also a contributor to Custodial Workers resource for safety and sharing performance information to tie workers together.

[wood-n-things]

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[pmac53]

Welcome to the site. Great people are all over this forum. Questions answered and advice given

[flyfisherman_53]

Welcome to the forum kayak fishing sound fun specially with a flyrod.

[Dirts]

I didn't mention that my young pup rides in the back compartment of my kayak when Im fishing. She keeps moving from one side to the other to watch a loon or watch someone on shore so I have to adjust my balance. I even catch her biting at my fishing line when it hits her.
But the greatest thank you I get from her is when she stands on the hull to lay her head on my shoulder or to give me a kiss.

[Ron Standley]

Hi Craig, welcome.

I like bluegrass also, but if I can't take it out of a microwave I starve.

[marshall]

A Big Welcome Craig , I'm also a bluegrass listener ..a lot of different walks of life here on this forum . These different walks of life is what makes the hobby of scrollsawing very wide range in projects too ........