Bob, We're looking forward to meeting you as well. You're on the list. Do I remember you from a previous QJ gathering at Copia? I think I do. Any friend of Marten's is a friend of ours.

Some time ago, I posted that we would have more info regarding costs. This is what we have decided.

It makes sense to order bulk meats & sides if we have 12 or more. Otherwise, it makes better sense to order from the menu. I feel confident that we can have 12 or more at our dinner. I have invited a couple of presenters that I know you will enjoy becoming better acquainted with, and we could benefit from learning from them about trip possibilities in some really remote areas. As of now, they have not accepted our invitation, but I'm hopeful they will. If we have 12 or more, we will order bulk, and the dinner will cost $12 each. If we do not have that number, we will order from the menu, and, of course, you can get exactly what you want, and the cost will be whatever you order. To see their menu, go to (You need to Login or Register to view media files and links) .

When I get affirmative responses, I will let you know who is coming to dinner to join us. As we indicated before, we will have some Madtown area craft beers, regular & diet pop, and bottled water for beverage choices. MuleLars, Wally 13, and portage dog are providing the craft beers, and any donation you can provide will defray their costs. The other beverages are free.

We always look forward to these annual modern-day Voyaguer Rendezvous'. If you're still on the fence, make your plans now to join us. While the deadline for responding to the Saturday dinner is Friday night at our Meet N Greet, we would appreciate knowing soon if you can come. Everyone is welcomed and encouraged to invite and bring friends and family members.

Once again, MuleLars has graciously volunteered to be our catering boss, and he will pickup and deliver the food. We need to collect funds on Friday, if possible, to enable him to make payment.

Old Slat, we have met and I caught your presentation last year, looking forward to talking fishing again with you.

Yes Tom, I do own a Vizsla, Jake.  We met last year and have communicated a bit on other boards.  I also ordered a jacket for Jake last week from D-fa dogs - thanks for the suggestion 

I would like to talk with you about the Jessie lake area in the Q, that is my trip this spring.

Bob.

Bob B. wrote on Feb 21^st, 2018 at 2:29am:


Bob,

Jesse is a great choice for a base camp!  Lots of nice reefs and excellent wildlife-sighting possibilities.  I'm sure there will be guys at the QJ dinner who can help you out, including Old Slat.  If OS starts telling you about the healthy population of pollyhumpers in that lake, however, beware!

Wish I could join you guys for the festivities but it ain't happenin' this year.  Enjoy!

Jimbo   

Old Slat = real board ? 

Whatever definition you choose, a slat is able to carry weight. It’s a supporting member. Something to rely on, when you lay down at night, you trust it. I don’t think it’s a good idea to carry this too far, but you get the idea... Thanks for the compliment. 

Enough about Old Slat, who is coming to dinner?