Alright, morning 6 is upon me. Pretty excited because the wind kind of died down. It's a little breezy out there but not too bad. It is currently more degrees above zero so not really heat spell but a lot warmer than it's been most mornings. I have the coffee going right now and also as you can see I got a pot of snow. There's three liters of snow that I'm gonna boil down to make some water. I have more water in the truck that's probably frozen solid that I'll have to defrost and I also have to go out today to get another propane tank. I've burned through the first tank of propane. Sometime middle of last night finally went through one after almost I guess so after five days you can call it. So I'd like to always like to have two canisters of propane just some case something happens. I've gotten a bad propane can before where even you know the 20 pounder where just didn't burn for some reason. I don't know if it had had a bad mix or it was old or what the story was but I like to have two so I'm gonna go out there get the batteries charged get my charger pack charged get some propane probably take a load of stuff out of here that I really don't need just to make it easier when I go out for the final run. So that's the story. Day six we're gonna try to get on the bigger part of the lake and do some jigging and have fun with the electronics. Let's take a quick tour of the shack here and show you how I set it up for for the extended stay. So you've seen the wood floor. Wood floor keeps things really nice and dry and and pretty flat which is awesome it's one of the comforts I I'd hate to go with out. But over here I have the cooking area and general storage area. Two burner propane stove Coleman a couple thoughts and pans kicking around this couple more in my tote. Various stuff up top here for stuff I'm gonna need cooking or batteries and chargers and stuff like that. Generally I keep these windows shut because if you don't they will drip down and you don't want stuff dripping down there and same goes over here I keep my bed a couple inches away from all the walls so that way the same so there's no water dripping down off the walls and I keep those windows shut too for added insulation. If anything's gonna wet this bed it's gonna be me so I don't leave it up against the wall or leave those windows open there. It will drip if you're running some heat in here if you're not running a ton of heat then it definitely will it'll ice up and then eventually drip. If you're running a ton of heat then it should actually stay dry but I usually don't have a ton of heat because I don't want to burn through lots and lots of propane and my comfort level with the cold isn't too bad. For lighting I don't know if you see it but I got these hanging lights here these are LEDs that just kind of hang off the little rafters. I got a couple of the bigger ones there couple of smaller ones over here that I just move around whenever I need them. They're really bright good on batteries and they're fairly cheap you can get them from the whole Myrter the Amazon. This is something I just added for this trip as a fan. This is a fan and a light which is pretty sweet. It does have a rechargeable battery which I'm not sure if I like or not or if I'd rather just have batteries that I could take out and change out when I need them but it's nice to push a lot of the hot air just sits up here in the top here where it's quilted and insulated and with heat rising so it's nice to push it back down with this fan. It's pretty quiet so close back underneath. Two toasts here's one of them that's full of food and various cooking stuff. Toiletries, first aid stuff, got a small tote right here full of cooking stuff with spatula utensils, oils, spices, stuff like that. Coffee pot, tea pot, water pot, extra battery. I got my chair that I bring out fishing with me. It's pretty sweet it's metal it folds off just that easy so you can grab it and bring it out fishing and it's rugged. It's not one of those plastic ones it's gonna break. I've had that for a couple of years and it's starting to show somewhere in terror but not too bad considering how hard I am on it. I'll bring a garbage bag for a plastic bag for laundry and another one for garbage under here and then at the foot of the bed I usually just throw my electronics and ice fishing stuff and helmet and bait bucket over here and that's pretty much the setup. So pretty cozy. You could you could definitely get another person another caught in there but it would make it pretty tight and you'd have to plan a little bit ahead for packing. I think I'm gonna take a trip later this year with a good buddy of mine. Somewhere we haven't decided yet I haven't heard from for a little while so so we're gonna try two people in this one or I think he's got one too so we're gonna bring two tents up and have at least one cook tent and one sleep and tent. So yeah so that's the setup it's pretty easy. Pretty comfortable. Alright guys I'm gonna cut in from my home office here and give you a little update. I lost a bunch of the files on my memory card. They got corrupted I don't know frozen batteries whatever but this next little segment here is I was running some of my supplies out to the truck and I ran into some bodies that I just met a couple days prior up here on the same lake from Machaya some really good old boys that are just really in ice fishing and other stuff and I was hanging out with them for a little while. Flag goes up pile on the sleds go fly and after it Brandon jumps off and runs up to the trap and just starts flailing elbows and this is what happened. Oh that's a huge brooktrow. That's awesome. Come to the pictures I'm gonna send you. That's a big crew. Oh yeah. There's a nice brookie I love a cart right there. Here's some pictures of him, did you? Yeah I got good. I got two. I'm gonna get a measurement or good. Sure I'd like to. I'm gonna get him wet though. You want to help me call him? Let's see how many bitches. 21? That's a friggin' bag. That was awesome. You started going around the hole out of the hole. You got a lake around and I was like oh no. Dude I cut the hole with boiling when I jumped off my sled. You see me? Yeah. I'm going to a house fire. That's awesome. China. I just caught that finish. Alright night number six special treat tonight. I am eating a deer that I was lucky enough to harvest this past season right up in this area and not far from here. I got a cook with some onions and poblano peppers and it is super, super tender and very, very good. I love eating deer meat. Pretty much everything that the woods and Maine provides is excellent for eating. I didn't do a lot of fishing today. I didn't really catch much for fish but I got to hang out with some much eyes boys that are really cool guys that are a lobsterman. I got to feel in there excellent ice fisherman and got to see a stamen brook trout caught and released today which was really cool. They don't get a lot bigger than that in this area. That's a real trophy of a brook trout. That was really cool. Brandon caught that today. Right as I got over there, happened to stop by and got to talking and that flag went up and he caught that amazing fish. That was really cool. And also those guys left me what was left of their bait. So if I stay a couple more days which I'm not sure I'm thinking maybe tomorrow is going to be my last day up here. I'm having a ton of fun. I got some propane. I got a little bit of gasoline left for the sled. Batteries dead on the ice auger. It's been a week. A lot of holes. I could bring it out and charge it with my generator. I might call them into this trip. I was shooting for a week and tomorrow make it a week. So we'll see y'all guys. Thanks for watching.