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I don't either.

What's that suppose to mean, Billy Batts? :-?

Just funnin with ya. I think places that do this more than make up for it with customer loyalty. Cabelas is very good at this too.. No need to go to confession, you are forgiven my son

How about skipping winter altogether, and jumping right into Spring.

Maybe that's why they are called Dicks

Good to know, they just opened a Dick's not too far from me. did you tell them you fell on it?

I did the same, went to BPS & Cabelas flouro. whata ya using?

Can you drop shot a garage? Gonna need some heavy duty braid

1965 Ford had an A/FX Mustang with a 427 sohc, less than a dozen were built I believe. they eventually were banned from competition. I had a chance to ride in a 427 Galaxie. The driver just drove slowly and idled around the block. Just an amazing car and engine. I can understand why it was outlawed. Outlawed because of the limited numbers. Common in that era, Chevy probably did it more than anyone else. No offence to the bowtie crowd

Maybe I had a bad spool, but BPS Fluorocarbon curled less for me :-?

Everybody has a different opinion, that's why they make so many different lines. If your into flyfishing, the line choices will make you dizzy

Could be the weather, I tried it in cooler weather when bass are finicky, and my biggest complaint was the slinky syndrome. But I also wonder about quality control. I had one spool of powerpro that had no strength at all. I generally like PP. :-?

Great review. I have read other reports stating how good P-Line is, went out and bought some, didn't like it at all. Maybe it's a quality control issue? Might be better in warmer temps.

1965 Ford had an A/FX Mustang with a 427 sohc, less than a dozen were built I believe. they eventually were banned from competition.

I had a 429 SCJ in a 70 Mustang. 2 4s,4.56,cam, on and on. Nice car, but a money pit for sure. But it was a nice car---

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He's your best friend for life. Dogs make great fishing partners, always ready to go, don't complain if you stay too long. Enjoy him.

Lunch?

When it warms up, go in yourself and call him. Bet he comes right to you. Or let him see another dog in the water. Tried to post some of my dogs pics., but I guess they're too big. I take my 85 pound Boxer, and 75 pound hound in my kayak with me. They love it

In reality I doubt planes are checked out as often, or as thoroughly, as they are suppose to. And the basis for your statement is? I'd wager it's simply a way to feel better about your irrational fear of flying. FYI, the jet (not jets) that had it's engine blow landed safely with no passenger injuries or deaths. Planes are overengineered and rigorously safety tested. Tallydude probably has as good of a chance of dying of hypothermia in Florida as he does of dying in a plane crash. The odds of dieing on 1 flight on one of the top airlines is 1 in 9.2 million. So, you'd have to fly 9.2 million times to crash and die once! The terrorist threat is WAY overblown too. http://www.planecrashinfo.com/cause.htm Read the AP article just out about relaxing their inspection orders on the engine of the jumbojet problem that was just in the news.

Great, good luck with him, bet he's a swimmer.

Doxycycline should get rid of both L&A. Best to get antibiotics started sooner than later. Thank you for adopting from Animal Control. I've worked with AC and shelters, too many really good dogs there w/o going to breeders. Is that an expensive med? or is it relatively cheap? Because money here is VERY tight. And I always adopt family pets from shelters and AC. The only time I would pay for a dog is if im looking for a hunting dog with certain traits etc. But for just a buddy dog, I wouldn't go to a breeder. Your dog looks about 40 pounds, right? I'd say the meds will cost about 40-45 dollars. If money is tight, just tell the vet up front. Might give you a break, or no blood test, especially since you just had him there for his shots. I wouldn't let it go it can really be bad. The vet should have told you about this, he must have noticed right?

Doxycycline should get rid of both L&A. Best to get antibiotics started sooner than later. Thank you for adopting from Animal Control. I've worked with AC and shelters, too many really good dogs there w/o going to breeders.

Haha, well practice only makes perfect!! I also like the name Fred, i've always gave my dogs real names. I think names like Sugar, and Cinnamon are stupid. My dog has nabbed plenty of birds and squirrels in the backyard, and I've have to do alot of digging, his name is Dave. We got him from the pound and man, he loves to point. I lucked out ! He has Lime's disease, which is why he's so skinny. Nice looking pup, BCxE. I'm sure you brought him to a vet right? If blood tests for Lyme and Anaplasmosis are positive, they should give you some Doxycycline. Some dogs aren't bothered as much as others. One of my dogs (85 pound Boxer) cries like a baby, my hound just looses his appetite. One mo. supply of Dox. and he should be good to go. Ticks are nasty round here. Good luck with him.

In reality I doubt planes are checked out as often, or as thoroughly, as they are suppose to. And the basis for your statement is? I'd wager it's simply a way to feel better about your irrational fear of flying. FYI, the jet (not jets) that had it's engine blow landed safely with no passenger injuries or deaths. Planes are overengineered and rigorously safety tested. Tallydude probably has as good of a chance of dying of hypothermia in Florida as he does of dying in a plane crash. The odds of dieing on 1 flight on one of the top airlines is 1 in 9.2 million. So, you'd have to fly 9.2 million times to crash and die once! The terrorist threat is WAY overblown too. http://www.planecrashinfo.com/cause.htm I have no fear of flying, just don't believe maintenance is what it should be. Why didn't they spot the oil leak on those airbus's before it blew an engine? That's just the most recent incidence.