Glenn

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Alpster - you have done a stellar job this year! You have an incredible knack for tracking and following up on all the details. We're all very grateful for your efforts. I was looking forward to hanging out with you and catching up. I think I speak for all when I say you will be sorely missed, but your family needs you more. Family is always #1, so you made the right decision. Don't worry about us. Mike is very capable. With Mike taking over the reigns, I am confident everything will go well without a hitch. Mike, I want to personally thank you for stepping in on short notice and handling all the last minute details. There's a flurry of them, so it's no cakewalk. It's just the nature of this event. But you're well qualified and can easily handle everything. That said, please let folks know if there's anything they can do to help. I'm certain you'll find no shortage of volunteers. Looking forward to this event! Glenn

Welcome Home. We have lot's of information about depthfinders. Start here https://www.bassresource.com/fishing/depthfinder_fishfinder.html And then follow the "related articles" links on the right hand side.

Glad to have you back! Been awhile - don't be such a stranger.

You guys have waaaaay too much time on your hands! LOL Oh to be young again. : Not!!

Fishfordollars - Don't forget, I got nailed for that one too, both here and abroad. But that's water under the bridge now. The Poodle Jig! I can see it now. LOL!

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According to AdAge.com, Boating magazine is for sale. The website reported that the magazine is being sold with other enthusiast titles owned by Hachette Filipacchi Media US, a subsidiary of the French company. Boating has a circulation of 175,000, making it the world's largest subscriber-based boating magazine. Like other US boating magazines, Boating has seen its ad revenues decline steadily over the last two quarters. Ad pages from January through the April issues fell 48.7 per cent compared to the previous year. According to the AdAge story, Hachette has been cutting expenses at the media conglomerate since the arrival of CEO Alain Lemarchand last fall. The media investment bank DeSilva & Phillips has been hired to find new owners for the enthusiast stable. Hachette also publishes Popular Photography, Flying, Elle, Car and Driver, Road & Track and Woman's Day magazines. The story said it was unclear whether the magazines were being sold as a group or individually. A Hachette spokeswoman told IBI that the company had "no comment" on the sale.

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Hey folks!! Just a reminder that we'll be having a raffle to benefit C.A.S.T. (Cast For Kids) at the Wednesday banquet. I've been working on the prizes, and this year is going to be great! If you were there last year, you know what I mean - you don't want to miss out! 100% of the funds raised will go to C.A.S.T. , so bring some extra cash and win some great prizes while helping out a great organization!! For more information about C.A.S.T., please see http://www.castforkids.org Thanks! Glenn

Attendance will be more than double over last year!

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What lures that once had a prominent place on the pro trail have faded to near obscurity? We recently asked several top elite pros that question. Find out what they said here: http://www.bassresource.com/fishing/hot-baits.html

Here's an exclusive HD video that teaches you how to handle fish and manage your livewell. You'll discover the proper way to use ice in the livewell, and you're shown exactly how to use hydrogen peroxide to keep your bass in top condition. These are absolutely the best methods to ensure the proper catch and release of healthy bass back into the environment. This is a must-see video! http://www.bassresource.com/bass-fishing-videos/fish-care-in-the-livewell.html

Pumpkinseeds, Perch, Pike, Bluegill, Walleye, and bass. What is the right balance in a lake? What are the roles of each for growing trophy fish? What is the predator/prey ratio and how do they balance each other in a lake? It sounds like the answer might be complex, but really it isn't. It's explained in simple terms here: http://www.bassresource.com/fish_biology/walleye-bass-perch.html

Do not let another spring pass before you decide to take advantage of the spring smallie bite. Tactics are pretty easy. It's all explained here: http://www.bassresource.com/fishing/spring-smallmouth-fishing.html

Yup, color change time! That's usually one of the first things I do. The other is to vary my retrieve. They're telling you something, and it's usually one of those two.

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