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Anyone here live in Chicago (the city) and shore fish? I'm kinda new to the area and looking for spots and/or possibly a fishing buddy.

Not necessarily in order: Fat Ika Bomber Fat Free Fingerlings Senkos 5" Finesse worm flick shaking Shakey Head (spot remover) Rapala Original Lobina Rico Jig with Flapping Hog trailer Yum Money Minnow 1/4 oz spinnerbait

600 in a week?? absolutely unreal... congrats

Nice Pics!

I use a high speed for my worm and jig rod, so that I can get slack in very quickly to get good solid hooksets

I've been using these in green pumpkin for flick shaking and have been just killing them this year

Absolutely terrific... Thanks guys

Does anyone know anywhere that makes generic versions of the Pro Senko?

My custom Avid with a split grip... not quite pink but I'm ok with that

That is just weird...

I've owned 2 solenes at one point in time... broke the anti reverse on them both in about a month each. I wouldn't waste another dime on anything pinnacle... not even golf balls

jigs over dink magnets anyday

~ 3 lber. I tend to catch more dinks on senkos as well

I rather be on the CPA side of the hustle ripping the IRS off legally. God I hope you're kidding. Just who I want tending to my investments. Some Gordon Gecko wannabe playing fast and loose with my money. Were you in a coma at the beginning of this year ?? This whole housing crisis is not the fault of CPAs. You can blame underwriters and loan officers for that crap... CPAs are not responsible for underwriting and credit checks and things of that sort. CPAs also would not be "tending" to your investments, that would be your CFP. As for "husting" the IRS, it is kind of true... although i wouldn't put it in those terms. Generally when you get a tax notice from the IRS, a qualified tax expert can generally get your fines and penalties knocked down dramatically, even if you are clearly in the wrong. JD + CPA = IRS nightmare... Also proper tax planning can work wonders for those in higher income brackets Root Beer- you will pick up some things in practice that will help you on the exam, however, the exam covers such a tremendous scope of material that it really won't matter. You may study a little less in a certain area, but that will be the extent of it... unless you have a photographic memory

This why I want make 4.0 or at least 3.5. Accounting Majors at ETSU requires a minimum of 2.5 If i made that grade I be laughingstock to my classmates. University of Tennessee requires accounting majors to have 3.0 while rest of business field can squeak by with 2.0 I mean Most employees will never see your grades, but I will be P.O. if one of my classmate got the job I wanted and I made a better grade. :-? Lol. oh well. Accounting jobs are expected to skyrocket by 2016 according to Bureau of Labor, so I'm not sweating it. I can thank Enron for that and uh Arthur Anderson. : I don't mean to scare you ... but you should be sweating a little bit. I graduated May 2008 with an Accounting degree. I was by no means a stand out student, but I would say I was a little above average. My overall GPA was in the 3.4's and my Accounting GPA was in the 3.6's. I did not land a regular full time job until March 2009 .... and it is not accounting related. I worked 4 temp jobs, all in the accounting field, between June 08 and February 09. During that time I also interviewed for probably 10 regular full time positions. I made it to the second round of interviews in many of those and a couple of those I even had some pull from someone on the inside. IMO, I felt like I was interviewing against 10+ people (many of whom were over qualified) for 1 position. I think in times like these many people are working jobs they are probably over-qualified for just to have a job. I felt like for these "just of a school" accounting jobs I was interviewing against people with their Masters, people who have been in the industry for a few years, or even both. I guess what I am trying to say is don't sit back and relax and expect all these great job offers to come rolling in just because you have this piece of paper and hear these figures of how the accounting field is growing and will continue to grow. I heard the same BS and never imagined it would have been as hard as it was to find a job. 3.83 cum gpa, double major in accounting and business admin with emphasis in finance, was luckily able to land a job in a small cpa firm about a month after graduating in may the market is very tough right now... i sent out probably resumes to 100 places. have fun with the cpa exam if you take that route... it sucks as much as everyone says ;D Grades aren't as important as internships and involvement. Real life application and experience > being able to study