The other day, I was fishing in Mill Creek, a small creek that is located near Port Huron, Michigan, and was approached by the owner of the land that I was fishing near. He was upset and wanted me to leave the property immediately. Now I want to know if he has the right to force me off of the land or not? I had bridge access to the area, was not past the high tide markings, and did not have to travel through his property to get to the fishing area. I would really like to know, for the next time I come across him, if I can fish there.

Honestly, I have found Global Warming to be a load of crap. There has been no proof positive evidence that there is something to be truly worried about. I heard that a scientist said that all ice in the poles would be gone in the year 2060, that very same year, we had the coldest winter in 30+ years. I also heard that the ice we had lost in the last 20 years had amazingly returned. How is that going to fit into the whole plan of ice gone by the year 2060, now what 2080 or 2090? I am very interested in weather and climates, and have found that all this Global Warming is actually the Earth recovering from a mini iceage that dropped Earth's average temperature. Even better, there have been periods millions of years ago, long before cars and road ways, when the Earth had no ice on it, and Alligators lived in Ellesmere Island, at 78 degrees north. Hmmm.... maybe this Global Warming thing is really just a bunch of bologna!

Another option is to take the rod, reel down all slack, and make short quick jerks with the rod above your head. Do this while heading in the direction the lure you snagged is at, until you pass to the opposite side, then start working your way back. Has worked very well for me.

Pumpkin seed YUM! houdini worm. works in just about any situation. I prefer to fishit on a shakey head jig.