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Hey WCS Forum,
I’ve really enjoyed and have learned a ton of this forum cruising various topics. It’s been a lot of fun seeing what works for folks, little tricks and now I finally made a profile! I look forward to participating here.
I’m pretty “new” to winter camping specifically, but man I have a burning fire inside that is looking to break into it. Most of my camping no doubt has been in the spring/summer/fall. I have used a T-P hot tent for a couple years during long hike in spike camps elk hunting out west, and also fall musky fly fishing over night floats. Truly looking forward to winter.
Currently I reside in Nw WI; I am a full time fishing/fly fishing guide, and I also guide ice anglers in the winter. I’ve operated my guide service for 7yrs. I feel very lucky to call my guiding a “job”, and to call home in the northwoods.
I’m only a hour or so from the Symposium, but I’m booked solid in October with musky anglers(hopefully I can block off that weekend sometime). Yet I live maybe 20mins from the Winter Rendezvous down at Sawmill Campground! Which I plan to attend, especially if I can get my first true winter hot tent this season.
Looking forward to learning more, and making connections here and beyond.
Happy Thanksgiving too folks!
Erik
I’ve really enjoyed and have learned a ton of this forum cruising various topics. It’s been a lot of fun seeing what works for folks, little tricks and now I finally made a profile! I look forward to participating here.
I’m pretty “new” to winter camping specifically, but man I have a burning fire inside that is looking to break into it. Most of my camping no doubt has been in the spring/summer/fall. I have used a T-P hot tent for a couple years during long hike in spike camps elk hunting out west, and also fall musky fly fishing over night floats. Truly looking forward to winter.
Currently I reside in Nw WI; I am a full time fishing/fly fishing guide, and I also guide ice anglers in the winter. I’ve operated my guide service for 7yrs. I feel very lucky to call my guiding a “job”, and to call home in the northwoods.
I’m only a hour or so from the Symposium, but I’m booked solid in October with musky anglers(hopefully I can block off that weekend sometime). Yet I live maybe 20mins from the Winter Rendezvous down at Sawmill Campground! Which I plan to attend, especially if I can get my first true winter hot tent this season.
Looking forward to learning more, and making connections here and beyond.
Happy Thanksgiving too folks!
Erik