Glenn

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I like how your mind works, Bobby. Always thinking of the problem first, then doing whatever it takes to solve it; forging your own path. Your product line speaks for itself - full of creative, original designs all designed to catch more fish!

No problem. And again, there's no need to remove attachments or use Photobucket if you don't want to. Just click the "pictures" link in the top nav and start a Gallery. You can then embed your uploaded pictures in your posts by clicking "My Media" just above the text area when you're creating a post. You don't need to sign up for anything for this - you already have an account here, and it's included in your account. Hope that helps! Glenn

Please visit your Profile page > Edit My Profile > Manage Attachments tab. There you can select which attachments you would like to remove.

Well congratulations. You're the first member to hit his maximum limit of filespace available for attachments. I will raise it a bit to allow you to make your post, but you will need to remove some older attachments to make some room. Alternately, you can open an album in the picture gallery, and then link to those pictures in your posts.

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1. The search box only searches on more recent threads. To search for older threads, click the little gear box to the right of the search box. You'll then be be presented with more advanced options, including the ability to search by older dates. 2. You can "save" threads you want to "bookmark" by clicking the "Follow this topic" button on the upper right of each thread. "Stickys" are "pinned" topics at the top of each forum, and can only be controlled by admins and moderators. Hope that helps! Glenn

Trim up until it just begins to porpoise, then back down a bit.

Yes, there are people who fish tournaments in Kayaks and canoes. In fact, there are world championship competitions strictly for kayakers. Here's a few articles with photos: http://www.bassresource.com/bass_fishing_123/hobie-fishing-world-championship-2012.html http://www.bassresource.com/bass_fishing_123/hobie-fishing-championship-3513.html http://www.bassresource.com/bass_fishing_123/kayak-fishing-11612.html http://www.bassresource.com/bass_fishing_123/hobie-championship-11512.html

I just need to make something very, very clear here: You do not need to pay to rank at the top of organic search results. This is fact. Now if you're talking about the paid listings (those are usually in color-shaded areas at the top or on the right side of the organic listings), then that's different. That's paid advertising, which is entirely different from organic listings. Anyone who thinks you have to pay to get to the top of organic listings either has something they're trying to sell you, or doesn't know much about SEO. That said, it's not easy to get to the top. Don't let anyone fool you. It's hard. As mentioned above, consistently posting quality, original content on a well optimized site paired with the more links, videos, social shares, etc. you have...over time (not all at once!), the better chances you'll have of ranking well. Organic search, unlike paid advertising, takes time...a lot of time....to see results. It's very slow-moving and there are no shortcuts. So don't expect your rankings to jump up to the top even if you do everything mentioned above. It won't. But gradually, over time (months), you'll see a steady improvement. Hope that helps!

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