Oh hello, this is true with Michigan Adventure Life. And this week we're still in Michigan's upper peninsula, camping on Fish Lake Island in the Hyawatha National Forest. We've been living on this island for the better part of a week at this point. Chasing all manner of panfish, bass, and the elusive Michigan Northern Pike. But once we did manage to find some of those big toothy boys, we still had to pack it in and motor right back into camp. Because those storms are definitely a brewing. When you're camping during a storm, it's important to protect everything, your selves and your gear. Even more so when you're on an island. You need to make sure you pack everything away, keep it dry and keep it from blowing away, and get up a tarp for shelter against the wind and rain. And most importantly, you really need to stay calm. The wind is blowing. The wind is blowing. With the storm here and full force, it's time to batten down the hatches, tie down the tarp and tents as best we can, and then get a little comfy together under our tarp, while we wait to ride out a storm we never knew was coming. Hey, gotta remember, whether guys have been working from home too. If you could make a good money doing foot forms of you, you can just go down and get your stuff ready. Just like massaging your feet, stepping in on, stepping in cake. It's pretty safe to say, but I didn't enjoy that storm at all. But once the weather clears, and we can get out from under that tarp, enjoy the island, and a lake again. She gets right back into good times. There's nothing like being on an island with her best friends in the whole world. We've got some time to explore and make sure there wasn't too much storm damage on the island, checking all the trails and hills for debris and fallen trees, and after we explore, and find all the new smells left by the storm, then it's time for a much needed swim after a week exposed to this 90-degree sun with no shower. The Carrow loves to play in that water. I think it's safe to say we all love playing in the water. The best part of the island is the multiple sand bars to give you plenty of room to wait out and find a spot to float around a bit. And with all the heat and sweat from a muggy summer storm washed away, and all the play worn right out of our system, it's time to start making plans for tomorrow morning because tomorrow, it's time to go out and finally get John hooked into one of those elusive Michigan Northern Pike. On our last day on this beautiful island, Michigan's Upper Peninsula, before we pack up and head home. That's going to be about it for this week, guys. But if you can remember to give it the thumbs up, please, if you liked it, or even if you didn't throw us a bone, and then click subscribe down there somewhere and ring that bell so it'll send you a notification next week when John and I take the boat out and try and get them hooked into one of those Michigan Northern Pike on our last day on Fish Lake Island before we pack up and head home. Also, if you could drop a comment down there, let us know what you think of our new merch store, it launched two day. Go check out the URL in the description up there by the video. You know, it just opened up and we got a bunch of shirts and logos and stuff there before you can check it out, let us know, support us a little bit. And for the first two weeks, we're going to give you 15% off, you know, just show you a week here. But that's it for this week. Thanks for watching, guys. This has been MI Adventure Life.