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Just make sure you pack that tube tight with newspaper or something so they dont get damaged. You want those rods moving as little as possible in the tube.

I'm taking notes, very nice looking jigs.

1/16 or 1/8 are my two I go to. But when it is a little windy or in water over 15' I will go to a 1/4.

Huh, no one has said wacky rigged with a screw in it. :-/ Ooops, did I just say that out load.

She likes southern New England. 50 and rain to melt the ice and fill the lakes.

I dont understand how bait and tackle stores survive up here anyway. In southern New England we have had Cabelas and Bass Pro go in within a hundred miles of each other and are putting a hurting on all the little stores in between. :-/

X2. Or the 4.5" for pressured fish.

I have never seen water that low.

Stay shallow, the jig with rattles is a good choice. Find some wood and just start pitching.

Nope, can't even drink water.

Want to loose a ton of weight fast? Go eat some Chinese food. For 24 hours you will feel like someone is stabbing you in the stomach, you were run over, then backed over by a large semi, and live in the bathroom. But I have lost 12 pounds in 18 hours.

Wonder what the odds of that were. Wow.

Yup, run up the creeks and go with a big white or chart. spinnerbait with a big colorado blade.

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Looks like the spool and handle are the same color of a Pro Max. Might match the Carrot Stix nice.

Great link Robby Dizzle. Too bad RI doesnt have enough interest. :

A great move by the Sox to NOT ship off Clay Buckholtz and Jacoby Ellsbury. Both of these guys have some amazing potential. Especially Jacoby

Its a trick with a long piece of PVC pipe, grains grinded to a fine dust, and someone flips a light switch. It makes a big explosion with in the pipe. There has to be something else though, I can't remember what.

I'm going over to almost all fluoro this year. But I will keep one or two rods with braid for heavy cover.

I remembe my crazy high school Chem teacher doing that. The guy was nuts, first day of class he lit his paints on fire. I remember the gummy bear trick smelling horrible too. Anyone ever see the "Grain Elevator" explosion trick?

Yup, those are second on my list.

I don't know why, but a lot of my big fish have too :-? Probably just right place, right time. Since I have gone over too Terminator Pro Top Secret jigs.

Its the best site online and you will learn a lot. These guys are great.

Shoreline cover will always hold fish because there are always fish shallow. It is just a matter of how to get them in the boat. I have been getting away from shoreline stuff though because thats usually where most fisherman fish. The stucture off shore usually holds bigger fish that are not as pressured. Or atleast thats how it is in most of the Northeast.

You forgot a word, WINTER Saturday mornings. 8-)