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[movedhere] General Bass Fishing Forum [move by] Glenn.

http://sports.espn.go.com/outdoors/bassmaster/columns/story?columnist=barone_don&id=4122925 Scroll down to "The Smell Of Money". Funny stuff!

It's already mentioned in several stickies. See how well they work? :

I had to remove it due to technical issues. Sorry folks.

Take it back and get a MinnKota. They're far more weedless than MotorGuide.

I placed a $2 bet on Mine That Bird at the Kentucky Derby and won $100! Not bad, eh?

So far 4 staff members have been reported injured.

I'm going to guess that before the trojan, it worked fine. Afterwards, it didn't. Am I right? If so, then I'm guessing you installed some anti-malware software (AdAware, Spybot, etc.) to get rid of it. Problem is, those applications can block cookies as well. Try disabling those apps first, and then log in and see if it works. If it does, then you know to go into those programs and turn off the cookie blocking. If it doesn't, then it's something else - like your browser's security settings or anti-virus software. Sidenote: There's absolutely nothing dangerous about cookies folks. Don't block them. Doing so only ruins your online experience, as demonstrated here.

I suggest doing a search for this, as it's been discussed numerous times already. You'll get a lot of answers quickly that way, rather than having to wait for people to respond here. http://www.bassresource.com/bass_fishing_forums/YaBB.pl?action=search

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Start with these: -floating worm: http://www.bassresource.com/fish/softbaits.html -tubes: http://www.bassresource.com/fish/tube-baits.html -soft swimbaits: http://www.bassresource.com/fishing/swimbaits_2.html -poppers: http://www.bassresource.com/fish/topwaters.html and be sure to read the articles listed under "Related Articles"

I've been a WWII history buff since my teens. I read a book about the battle of the Bismark and was hooked ever since. Looks like you have a great opportunity to meet and speak with some of the people who played integral roles in the Allies' victory. I'm envious. Oddly enough, I haven't had the chance to speak to anyone in-depth who was in the armed forces during that time. Stranger still, I once knew a man who was in the Hitler Youth back then. Although he didn't fully agree with Hitler and his ideologies back then, I got an interesting perspective of the war from the other side (the political rhetoric, the daily bombings, watching his country crumble, etc.).

Awesome. My better spinnerbait days have been on cloudy, rainy, or windy days. That's not to say I don't catch fish on spinnerbaits when it's sunny. I do. I've just had better days overall when the light penetration wasn't as intense. And no, I've never had a fish turn himself in! How bizarre! ;D

Whoops, I somehow named the correct Washington wines, but labeled them "California". my mistake. Price isn't always a key indicator of a good wine. Don't assume the higher the price, the better the wine. Any of the Washington wines I listed will do you just fine, and will probably cost less than the German wines. I haven't tried the Cellarmaster wine, so I can't comment on it.

Ok, here's some great sweet Rieslings in your price range: Washington Columbia Crest Late Harvest Chateau St. Michelle Late Harvest Hogue Cellars Late Harvest Germany Riesling Spatlese or Auslese from the following wineries: Selbvach-Oster Lingenfelder Gunderloch JJ Prum Burklin-Wolf Dr. Fischer Dr. Loosen Strub Kurt Darting * Note: if you choose a German wine, make sure that the label doesn't say "trocken", which means dry (the dryer the wine, the less sweet it is). Keep in mind these are very sweet wines, per your request. Probably not good paired with dinner. But it's all a matter of taste. If you drink Coke with your dinner all the time, then you'll love it.

Do you and she have a preference for red or white wine? Being that you're not much of a wine drinker, and want something "sweet" but not heavy, I'd suggest Reisling, which is white wine. But if you prefer red, then a Pinot will work just fine, although it's not as sweet. I'll suggest a brand when I know red or white.

Heavy research and input from the whole BR staff (Keri, Long Mike, Alpster, Ghoti, and the Mod Squad). Some of that reasearch involves in-person inspection of possible locations. Ideally we all come to a consensus, but I reserve the right to veto.

Nope, not yet. I'll make an announcement was a decision has been made. Trust me, I have no intentions of keeping it a secret!

Whatch this exclusive interview with Greg Hackney where he talks about tournament tactics, working with sponsors, and common myths about being a pro! In HD! http://www.bassresource.com/bass-fishing-videos/bass-fishing-greg-hackney.html