markc

Yes I have used them weighted, primarily as a flipping bait. They are good baits.

I would check out a Shimano Crucial.

Why not fillet and eat them, or give them to someone who would?

Google earth = the good I spend way too much time useing it scout during the week instead of doing other things like work ;D

Nitrogen makes up 78% of the earth's atmosphere, and is present in many other forms such as nitrates which is the form plants and algae use for growth. It also effects the growth and presence of mirco-organisms So yes it affects the ammount of life, vegatation and water color in a lake. So to answer your question; Yes it effects LM behavior.

Shiner

Google Zoom ol monster strawberry. I would post the link but I don't have enough post to do so.

Why? That Kistler is just as good as any comparable Loomis. The warranties are similar, and Kistler has the best customer service I have ever dealt with. If I was in the market, there is no way I would turn an LTX and a free magnesium down. I looked at a 7' magnesium crankbait rod the other day, and it was sweet. I guarantee you could sell the magnesium very easily if you so choose, but I doubt you would

Getting a bad lipless bait is not very uncommon. I always buy 3 or 4 ratltraps at a time, because its a crap shoot wether or not they will run right. A bad one is useless, and a good one is priceless. If they don't run junk them because there really is no tunning them IMHO.

Santa brought me one on a bps crankin stick, I haven't even thrown it yet, but hopefully that will change next weekend

How do I set my password? I am trying to register but am at the point of pulling my hair out. I registered but was never asked for a "password" did I miss something? After activating my account I used "forgot my password" and after four or five tries I finally got in. Now I want to change my password but am stuck because I don't see the "Profile button" on the top of the page, and when I click on "user CP" I have to enter a password to access the place I think I need to be to change my password. This is with out a dounbt the most difficult time I have ever had registering on a forum. This makes Organic Chemistry seem easy. Thanks, Mark