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The sensitivity is amazing, better than anything I have ever felt, closest thing is a Kistler imo. I have purchased mine from e21fishing.com and Simmons Sporting Goods.

When using any fluoro, while tying your knot always wet it.

Cabin fever Russ? ;D

If I ever have a bad day on the water, I watch these two videos and I hop in the truck and go back out fishing. Some great songs too.

As Catt said, time on the water. Especially the bodies of water you will be fishing your club tourney's and BFL events on.

Yup only another 6-8 weeks until we hit the water again. The Park is usually ice free by the mid March. So I need jig trailers.

Better find a rich girl at Penn Robby.

That is some weird colored water

Look like you have two nice little ponds there. Keep trying

Not when it comes time to organize, volunteer and GET-R-Done

www.del-mart.com Is were we go for all our stuff. Del and April are great people.

This one isnt tapped just a hole with a compression 3/8" compression fitting to 1/4" NPT. StratosdadRI AKA Dad, cut the compression side threads so the fewest stuck inside the pot then also cut the compression nut to make a very thin nut and just tightend it up. A few turns of some teflon tape makes sure it leakfree. But this still sticks up about 3/16" inside so we tilt the entire pouringstation a bit to get the most out of the pot. Here is a great link to a 7 page article on how to make a simular wax version. http://www.candletech.com/budgetmelter/index.htm I do not reccomend putting it in the side since you will leave at least enough plastic to make 50 Sticks in the pot. Also since the entire nozzle valve needs to stay hot to prevent clogging you need to be as close as possible to the heat ring on the bottom. Yesterday in 25 degree weather the nozzle never clogged once. We have experimented with differnet size nozzzles as well as a longer one but found the tip cooled and clogged the tip. All the parts are real cheap so Testing doesnt cost much!!! It will be highly modified soon with a taped one with zero threads protruding inside as well as a automatic stirer and a jig to hold the molds.

Then you're missing out on a great sport. It is one of those games I would rather play than watch.

I will watch Tennis for 1 reason, and I think Avid would agree with me....Sharipova.

Nope, too cold out. Have to settle it on Beach Pond in May. Thats fair, it is half in RI half in CT.

I think that is reasoning to ban me from the Low Budget Hookers Clubhouse :-[

Don't forget BassResource TV in HD

BFH Big f'n Hammer Its an Abu so you know it can take it.

Nope never felt one, I'm just talking about the marketing and idea behind it. So you have to buy rods on the spot so they know you are a user of their product? :-/ But it is understandable for them to want someone who knows their product. I think there is a better way of doing it though. The other thing I have seen with a few bait companies is "buy this sponsership start up kit for $500 and you become field-staff, buy this add on kit for an additional $250 and become full pro-staff." I won't mention the names of these companies but as wrong as it sounds, it is a great way of getting people to buy products. People will do ANYTHING to say they have sponsers and to make their resume better and companies can take advantage of it. Plus for the companyi ts a win win, the person spends $500 or $750 and they send them advertising stuff, and some products, and they get people to buy stuff from you at a regular price.

I remember it like it happened yesterday.

I 'm strange, I can cast left or right, and reel left or right with casting stuff. But for spinning I have to cast right-handed and reel with my left. Just can't do it with spinning gear for some reason. :-/

He would only have enough girls to go up to April

In RI it is 23 Degrees right now, a low of 9 tomorrow morning. Looks liek it won't get above freezing here for the next week either. :

Modern Warfare or I would say go oldschool and say GoldenEye for n64

Well it was about 25* out today and the garage was cold. So we turned on the jet engine heater and did a little bit of pouring. http://www.dropshots.com/MBroggi#date/2008-01-19/15:12:06 http://www.dropshots.com/MBroggi#date/2008-01-19/15:13:36 http://www.dropshots.com/MBroggi#date/2008-01-19/15:12:42