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Just had to throw that up there again.

Love the wood stove, and the 300 pieces of tree length in our yard.

Spelling and grammar, spelling and grammar....

The fish don't seem to mind my attitude.

h Their like Burleys' Cub's. Just wait until after the All-Star break.

When you can spell sponsor correctly.

I know what you mean. Went/still going through it right now. I have my mind 99.9% made up. All I can say is keep banging out Gen Eds and one day it will hit you.

Two letters Hookem, W V

I shall call it now. The Rockies will win the NL Pennant. 8-)

You don't want none of that hurricane. Then again, what's it worth to ya... Some Kistlers, couple Buzzjet's.......

Invite me down there. I will wife-sit for you. 8-)

The boats that go stealth and don't have any lights on.

I have books from years ago and never sent them anything. But I need to do something because I'm now number 2 on the FBI's list behind Osama.

I think I have fallin' in love.

I prefer starter fluid and a lighter for a home made flame thrower when I'm in trouble.

Just wait until that Stratos hits 50-55 and starts chime walking like a :-X

Pitch brush hogs, super hogs, or beavers into holes, pockets, points, and other irregular features in the coontail. With low light conditions, fire the buzzbait on top.

I store mine in rectangular Tupperware bins (12 long by 6 wide) with lids. And put them across, I can fit about a dozen or so in each.

I like them both but if I'm ripping one right under the surface for prespawn largies/smallies in super clear water I will take a Smithwick.

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I can't figure out what the guide issue is either. :

I usually go through a trolling motor a year so....

.................................NOT!

After my outings last week, I realized what crazy creatures bass are. We could catch mixed bags off docks in 6" of water and we were catching post spawn largies and smallies all the way down to 80 feet of water on bluff banks drop-shotting and throwing spoons. There were even reports of charters trolling for lakers in 120' catching mixed bags of bass. The water temps were 63-72* and Lake George had about 20-30' of clarity. Craziest thing I have ever seen or heard of. You never know where they are going to be.

Right on CJ. I would really like to see what some of the FLW guys like Andy Morgan, Bolivar, Fukai, and Ehler could do in B.A.S.S.