Uncle Leo

BRAVO Now that's creativity.

Welcome aboard, they sure do have nice Bass in Mexico, good place to chase the big ones.

Great looking boat, I bet it fishes in the rain, go git em.

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I would be surprised that the tournament director did not make a live well mandatory.

Thats a joke I have a techna av and the shimano crucial blows it out of the water now where on the imx level. I would agree as far as the IMX. I have four Crucials and one Techna AV. The AV is much more sensitive then the Crucial but is a bit more money. If price is the only comparision then I would agree.

I have two spinning HMX and a Techna AV baitcaster, for the money they are fine rods.

Also have found no differance for Bass. Used them for Walleye fishing and have found an improved bite though.

I fish this over submerged grass also, but have had great success banging them off stumps. These are great little baits and cast a mile. Also great in rivers.

Same thing the line breaks at hookset. If you want to use a P-Line I have had great success with CXX.

Fish Bear, I suffered from depression as a chronic pain sufferer about 10 years ago. It took three years to beat the funk. My wife stuck with me and I have to say I do not know why. Depression must be treated, somehow you need to get your wife to take the medicine and get help. It is much more then just taking the medicine, at least for me. It requires a complete change, I found solitude in Self Help study and meditation along with the medicine. Keep the faith she really does not want to be that way.

And he was screaming "I'm gonna get you sucker" as he chased down the Serb.

I never kiss and tell.

I first time I got them all right, the second half wrong, what's up with that!

Put does the BUD still hold air. If not a successful trip by all.

On a rare occasion I have experienced that but within days the items arrvied. I beleive when they do not have the warehouse they ship then get the items from a store.

Makes a good point, d**n they sucked me back in. :-/

I have both a Curado 100DVS and an STX. I quess it depends on the application. I use my Curado for casting crankbaits 1/4 to 3/8 oz and it outperforms the STX. On the other hand I use the STX for T-Rigs down to 1/4 oz and it outperforms the Curado. Of course this is based on my style of casting and rod selection. The point is to optimize a purchase really requires use to determine its best fit. As far as quality goes both are of good quality in my opinion.

Welcome Aboard, you have some fine lakes to fish down south. Been wanting to get to Newton, some say the next state record may come from there.

The peanut gallery has spoken.

I have to hide this from my Zillion Reel, he is going to want to be paired. SWEET LOOKING RODS!

This is really a double edged sword. On one hand you can not blame Brett for wanting to play, he probabaly retired too soon, I believe he may have a few good years left if the line protects him. He made the Packer the Packers. On the other hand you can not blame GB, over the last three years or so Brett has help them up on retiring and has hindered their planning going into a new season. I guess this has gotten old. Either way being a Bears fan maybe we have a chance this year, to bad we did not pick up Brett.

This is why I am happy that I stuck with my 17 ft Nitro with only a 90 HP motor on it instead of upgrading. This year I also tried to stay running no more then 30 MPH. Slowing down saved me gas and increased my catch versus running and gunning. I use to burn up sometimes up to 24 gallons on a weekend trip. Now I get up to 6 trips on one tank. Also fished smaller lakes when possible. The biggest advantage is I was able to buy more gear!

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Get a second job and start collecting again.