tomustang

Welcome aboard, Mitch!

Got to live how the power companies cut thousands of jobs the past few years, it's been biting the consumer in the *** since, you can always tell when you see out of state utility trucks in swarms on the highway. Glad you made it through and thinking on getting a generator because I think this will still be a problem for a while

College, it's a joke now. before it use to mean something, you learned. Then universities got greedy with money and started accepting anyone and now hand out degrees on toilet paper. Jobs became the same way, they hire you if you have a degree but only IF you go back to school for a degree they want you to have.

Fishing on a tournament level I would mostly agree with him, but for fishing the area that you get is not so much. I use cranks a lot but this isn't optimal in my area.

Shame it's only a righty for now.

Nice Crappie

I decided on the Field & Stream Ice Creel Bag, it suits my needs perfectly. I have 2 double sided plastic containers and all my soft plastic bags sit at the bottom. They are on sale at Dicks if you can find them, or you can order them online http://www.dickssportinggoods.com/product/index.jsp?productId=3029571

That's right, for the 2500 reel: 6lb/200yds, 8lb/140yds, 10lb/120yds are the capacities

The metal should remain constant with your core temperature, now arthritis caused by the aftermath of work (and damage you incurred pending surgery) will have negative affects in the cold, mostly pain/soreness

I agree, it'll be a better investment

Why no i7? or atleast a 1TB HDD?

That makes me want to go up next weekend

Rod/reel setup? You catching anything in that 5-6 hours?

Well guys if you ever want to get skunked come out to my area

It can be used for anything, it doesn't have to be specific

Have fun

Better? I wouldn't go that far, aluminum is strong yet its better at absorbing shock. Can't say the same for carbon fiber. Far as durable goes, I'd stick with aluminum over CF

Great job on the biggun, and welcome to the site

Way to go Bluebasser86's wife!

I would say the same confused With all the choices the weight and line weight rating can narrow it down better. I would still lean for the St Croix Salt offerings still though (Avid Inshore)their rods can sure take a beating I give them

Nice surprise! Their fights are better since they die quicker for faster cookin, be nice of crappie and pickerel went like that

^ It's still the case, look at ads/flyers these days, they all have fine print that states if a price is incorrect it won't be upheld due to typographical error. The price listed anywhere from the store is law, for legal reasons.

Round handrail bases bolted to the plywood floor, as an easy removal you can use cotterpins to secure the walker to the bases

So I looked them all up: Veritas - VRC76-6 (1205852) 7' 6" 12 to 25 MH F 3/8 to 1 1/4 9+Tip E $99.95 Vendetta - VTC76-6 (1187732) 7' 6" 12 to 25 MH F 3/8 to 1 1/4 8+Tip G $89.95 BPS Carbonlite - 7'6" Medium Heavy Fast Line Weight: 10-20 lbs. Lure Weight: 3/8 - 1-1/2 oz. Guides: 10 Handle: B Dobyns - Champion cork-full 763C 7’6″ 1pc. 8-17lb, 3/4-1oz, Med/Hvy Fast Action Carolina Rigs, Senkos, Flukes, Topwater, Horny Toads $249.99 They also have a 765Flip model but I don't know what Flip-Fast means Crucial - Didn't find one TFO - Signature Series TFG FWC 765-1 7'6'' Medium Heavy Power MH 8-17 3/8 - 1 5.2 1 Fast $99.95 Duckett - Didn't find one Falcon - FC-5-276T Flipping Special Telescopic Rod Series Original Rod Action MH Rod Name Description Flipping Special Telescopic Fuji Guides 7 Line Weight 12-25 lb. Lure Weight 3/8 to 1oz. Rod Length (feet)7' 6" Handle (inches) 9 3/4" St Croix - No freshwater offerings, their models are moderate Lews - Didn't find any Powell - Swimbait & Wakebait Model#: 765 SBR - Length: 7'6" - Power: Medium Heavy - Power Rating: 5 Line Wt: 10lbs. - 17lbs. - Lure Wt: 1/4oz. - 3oz. - Action: Fast - Handle: 2 Phenix - Super Flipper SF-760MH-5X 7'6" 12-30 1/32 - 1/2 oz. Telescopic Fast Fuji Alconite Fuji Trigger / Custom Cork Grip SOLD OUT Super Flipper Classic SF-760MH-5X-C 7'6" 12-30 1/32 - 1/2 oz. Telescopic Fast Fuji Alconite Fuji Trigger / Custom Burl Grip $239 Recon PHX-C764MH 7'6" 8-17 1 Fast 3/8-1 1/4 SIC Fuji Split Reel Seat $179.00

Well it depends on the line, it is meant for smaller applications If you wanna meet up some time let me know, weather permitting