Jigfishn10

Couldn't tell ya how big that fishn is, but a beauty for sure!

I wonder if he ever made it to the doctors?

I should have figured you'd find a youtube vid! JFranchot has a pic for everything and you have a vid for everything...

LOL...I not hate, or vegetate and if you can teach me how to potate and aligate, I will not do them either.

1982

Were you even born when this song came out?

Would you 2 like to be alone?

That's funny, I was actually thinking about that post you made...

It was a hoot for sure...oh wait a minute

Irene just got sleepy

very talented indeed

Not always a spinnerbait, and trust me, I do like my spinnerbaits, but some type of moving bait. I want to see if the fish are active before I switch to a slower presentation.

Ya know Hootie: "Sticks and stones may break my bones, but you are one dumb polack!"...Archie Bunker

Roadrunner.

WTG! Be careful, spinnerbait fishing can become very addictive!

No matter how big it was or how much it weighed, I'm sure it was and will be quite a memorable fish for a lifetime.

Nice to have you here, I'm about 20 min SW of Boston. I fished Newfound a few times a long time ago, beautiful lake and, you're right, the lakes region of NH is amazing.

True that!! Very tasty indeed!

U-bolt or thru-bolt to a piece of 4x8 plywood or 2x6 pressure treated under both legs full length of the truck bed. Personally, I would thru-bolt onto 2x6 PT and use wing nuts to make it easier to disassenble when your done for the day/season. Keep it light as possible but sucured from wind uplift. Use stainless steel hardware and you have a system that will last for years.

Try a tree, I hear it's becoming quite the trend to hug one. You probably won't get denied and would be socially accepted.

That's awesome Bud, congrats!

You look like a Brut aftershave.... and a Grecian Formula guy to hide those grey hairs

Thanks Bud! How's your season going so far?

I am up to 10 different species of fish on a lipless crankbaits from bluegills to saltwater stripers. 1/4oz, 1/2oz and 3/4oz will cover all applications.

4" schedule 40 steel pipe. As Teal mentions , see if a plumber or a sprinkler fitter has this. You'll need to paint, it looks pretty bad once it starts to rust. BTW, cement is just 1 ingredient used to make concrete, add some water and aggregate and you're in business!