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That makes no sense. How can you cook it too fast and too long?? I think you may have cooked it a little longer than normal. Possibly your heat is too high, causing it to look done, but its really not on the inside, so when you leave it on longer it loses its juices, and becomes rubbery/chewy Makes perfect sense for the people that have actually cooked before... Cooking to fast means cooking on to high of heat, to long means well cooking it for to long. You combine those together and you get tough chewy chicken. Thank you.

Cooked it too fast and too long?

Please send him this message, Go Yankees! Can't believe I just said that

I hope it rains like 4 inches during kick off. Makes for a good game

I hope they didn't fall off the earth like Avid, Muddy and so many others.

Absolutely! You'll probably catch more on a flyrod than your partner using conventional, as long as you have access to the bank.

"Open the window Aunt Minnie, here it comes!" Rosey Roswell "Bye bye baby!" Russ Hodges

OOOOps :-?. Nice catch, fixed.

Vikes over the Jets. The Score? Who cares, it'll be a win no matter what. I hope

Leave me alone, I'm sick and can't sleep. Choose as many as you like. Peter Pan or Skippy Smuckers or Welch's Red Man or Levi 7-up or Sprite Coke or Pepsi Scrambled or fried eggs Summer or Fall Rods under 7' or over 7' Medium or Medium Rare Bottled or Tap water Gatorade or Powerade Live bait or Artificial Cable or Satellite Country or Rock-n-Roll Crystal or Tobasco Whole Wheat or White Mayonnaise or Miracle Whip Truck or Car Winter or Summer Olympics College or Pro Sports 2% or Whole Milk Checks or On-Line Bill Pay

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Hawk (forum member)and I just finished our seasonal night tournament. There were 14 tournaments since March and ended September. All tournaments were 4 hours long and we averaged 18-22 boats per tournament. We finished in the money (top three) 9 times in a row. All of our keeper fish, except maybe 4 or 5, were caught on the following. Lake Fork swimbait, trout and tilapia colors. Senko's black/blue flake or black/blue laminant, fished with a splitshot, T-rig or weightless. Lucky Craft Pointer Minnow in American Shad color. Chrome rattle traps, various brands. A few fish were caught on black/blue jigs and topwater poppers. We caught one fish over 5 pounds in at least 7 of the tournaments . We won "big fish" one time but missed big fish a couple times by less than 6 ounces . We missed 1st place one time by an OUNCE >. (I had a hard time going to sleep that night.) What I learned from the tournaments. 1. Have a landing net 2. Have a good culling system. 3. Keep ALL fish until you reach your limit. Don't throw away the dinks in hopes of catching a bigger fish. We had an exemption for no size limit. 4. Use a good live well additive. Some interesting facts; The tournaments were held at Lake Osborne (S. Florida members know where it is) and you could fish anywhere w/out leaving the water. Some boats ran 10 miles north and south. Hawk and I won our tournaments never going more than 2-400 yards from the boat ramp. The team that had most weight combined from all tournaments caught most of there fish within 2-400 yards from the ramp. Used less than one tank of gas all season. Our first tournament was Hawk's first time fishing the Osborne chain. Hawk and I would have never met (more than likely) if it wasn't for networking through BassResource.com GET TO KNOW YOUR FELLOW MEMBERS. Thank you Hawk for the good season and great times.

Hawk and I just finished our seasonal night tournament. There were 14 tournaments since March and ended September. We finished in the money 9 times in a row (top 3). Number of boats averaged 18-22. All of our keeper fish, except maybe 4 or 5, were caught on the following. Lake Fork swimbait. Trout or Tilapia color. Black/blue flake Senko. Fished with a splitshot, bullet weight or weightless. Lucky Craft Pointer Minnow in American Shad color. Chrome w/black top rattle trap. We caught one fish over 5 pounds in at least 7 of the tournaments.

I wonder if he knew he was going to turn back to green from blue ?

I hate for my fellow bassers to get sick but there is some relief in knowing I'm not alone.

Is it allergy season down in south florida? Everyday is allergy season in S.Florida. My 2 yr old started out Thursday with 103 fever. It finally broke lastnight but that's when my sore throat started. By this morning I felt like I was hit by a train. I go all year without the FLU (knock on wood) but get a head cold whenever we experience seasonal change.

Season and weather change is upon us and so is the Itchy, watery eyes, headache, sore throat and snot drippage by the gallons. My gums even hurt this year. I feel like a big pile of cow dung.

All of you are FREAKS! There ain't no way on God's green earth you'd ever get me on one of those ridiculously insane rides.

It is still a WIN, no matter how you slice it.

It's leave, not "get outta here." ;D

If you break your second one then sell it to me and I'll get it replaced. Save your money and get the NRX, they're stronger than the GLX.

I kind of like "See ya!" Pronounced "SSSSEEEEE YAAA."

Sweet deal. You should of handed the 10 dollar off coupon of a purchase more than $50 bucks. ;D I wish my Dicks sold Loomis.

I tried this one but got slapped. I think I said "you're...looks nice." instead of "you look nice."

One early spring weekend morning, angler gets up early, dresses quietly, gets his lunch made, puts on his long johns, grabs his dog and goes to the garage to hook his boat to the truck and down to the driveway he goes Coming out of his garage the rain is pouring down: it is like a torrential downpour. There is snow and sleet mixed in with the rain. The wind is blowing at over 50mph. Minutes later he returns to the garage. He comes back into the house. Turns the TV to the weather channel and he finds it is going to be very bad weather all day so he puts his boat back in the garage, quietly undresses and slips back into bed. He cuddles up to his wife's back and whispers, "The weather out there is terrible". To which she sleepily replies, "Yeah, can you believe my stupid husband is out fishing in it?"