Here is the video of our first winter trip! Tyler and I worked at a local outfitter and decided to take a winter trip for some lake trout! God blessed us with some great weather and someone to jump are car! so here it is enjoy
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It says your video is private. :-(

Glad you got out there!

A bit o bait and switch here.
Jon

sorry I Just got the link to Public
Public link

Looks like a good trip! Thanks for sharing the video.

Looks like fun. Thanks.

thanks for the post, it looks like a fun trip. Where were you fishing? Seagull or you mentioned JAP?

There are plenty of clues provided to figure it out... I think you need to watch closer...and use the pause in A strategic frame. Your guess is a fair ways off.
I "think" i have it figured out and he didn't say "jap"... Close though.
Edit: looks like the video got shutdown for copyright infringment...too bad. You have to watch the music you put on those.

IT's not too hard to figure out what lake we are on if you listen to the commentary. Not worried about the lake because of the difficulty of getting to it. I would not do it again unless the conditions were right and I had a satellite Phone.

The link still worked for my so I'm Not sure what happened ^^^

So it was Jap Lake?
Looked to me like EP34???

Nice work fellas!

Prior to smalltown's final commentary I was leaning towards Alpine
My Columbo deductions...
Entry point 54... Seagull (written on permit)
Burnt out area...Cavity Lake or Ham Lake fire
Topography...reminded me of Alpine
Travel distance...assumption 6-7 miles
Lake Trout...Alpine or Jap (Paulson for the politically correct)
Final Commentary..."So, that's it for our Jap fishing trip, 2014, over and out"

quote motdur:Lake Trout...Alpine or Jap (Paulson for the politically correct)

and you may know this but for those who don't I believe J and A were the first initials of the Paulson's-hence the acronym JAP

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quote motdur:Lake Trout...Alpine or Jap (Paulson for the politically correct)

and you may know this but for those who don't I believe J and A were the first initials of the Paulson's-hence the acronym JAP"

You learn something knew every day! Quick Google search...James and Ann or John and Addie Paulson were the owners of an Iron mine near the Gunflint Trail in the 1880's.

Thanks for the video, look like a lot of fun. I'm glad you got the car started again.

That was amazing! you really inspired me to want to try a winter trip next year! thank you so much!