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Thats a good idea, I can try it with out messing up my rods

I just re read your question you will be ok as long as you can disconnect one battery to start the motor maybe switch it in and out

I have the same batteries and I think you can get a cheap voltage meter and watch your battery life, but is your tolling motor a 24 V system if so you can't bump it to 36 same with your motor. Or are they all hooked up positive to positive and neg to neg =12V lots of amps Pos to Neg to Pos to Neg = 24 or keep going 36

Any place warm is better, not on the ground of course!

I drive by 28 every day on 66 how do I get to the fishing hole??

You have a nice collection you can find some of the books here cheap http://www.valorebooks.com/CallTarget.do?Target=Search.BookResults&product_id=4000361&Sort=1#ItemInfoExtended you can change the shipping to 3 bucks on the next screen

If you find a copy try to scan it and post it would make a great read

welcome aboard and I agree let you son pick out some lures he will enjoy fishing them

I thought it was 75% of your line strength?

I agree the BPS tees are always free at an event get as many as you can, at one time or another we have all picked up something from an advertisement in our lives

You must be stoked! And a great writer

the BPS in MD had tents for people to sleep in overnight. I think it was the monkeys doing.

I would have thought he could recover what was wound into the canister at least he could have sent it out to be processed

It would look better with the top off but It doesn't look that bad.

that sure sounds like a lot of fun, I need to look around my area for events

why yes the Potomac is in Va and Md

thanks for the heads up, know what is the Reel trade in at the BPS spring fishing classic

nice fish, I try to catch them, but never had any luck

I never knew there was dark meat in fish, I always tossed them back. I don't like seafood and fish to much.

;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D The H nut cracker is sure to be a hit

Now that gets me to thinking with a couple of trolling motors and some batteries and an old corolla from the 70's the real small ones..... ;D

I sent it to your e-mail in word as an attachmnet

Here is my chop Put your name on top centered in bold with contact info _____________________________________________________________________ Dear ________, Let me start off with thanking you again for taking your time to review my accomplishments and goals. I am junior honor roll student attending Glenelg High school in Maryland, with the high standards I put upon education and every aspect of my life I foresee myself graduating with honors. The following is list of accomplishments to date; my potential future exposure in this sport would put positive visibility for your company and products. Junior World Bassmaster Championship Qualifier for 2007 Jr. Bassmaster tournament- 2006- 4 times- 1st Jr. Bassmaster tournament- 2006-2 times- 2nd Jr. Bassmaster tournament- 2006- 2 times- 3rd Rocky Gorge Classic- Jr. Bassmaster tournament- 2006- 1st Centennial Night Crawler Tournament- 2006- 3rd Junior State Qualifying Tournament- 2006- 1st All- Mid Atlantic 2nd Place What year? Multiple 8.5 Foot, 350lb Sand Tiger sharks I am currently representing the following companies: Airrus Fishing Rods Cache Custom Lures Niffken.com Tournament plastics Outdoor Contours Custom 3d Mapping JASS Kids Moderator Hi-Seas Fishing Line Secret Weapon Lures Non-Fishing Accomplishments: Academic - 4.3 weighted GPA, 3.9 un-weighted - Member of the National Honors Society - 1st place School Science Fair - 1st place County Science Fair Community Service -3 and 4 year old youth group leader for Grace Community Church - Marched in President Bush's Inaugural Parade for JROTC - Volunteer Basketball Coach for Glenelg Basketball Camp - DNR Electrofishing volunteer - Volunteer Seminars at Bass Pro Shops You Should ask for Money or something! Sports -10 Basketball Camp MVP awards (invitational camps) -5 Basketball Camp Sportsmanship Awards (invitational camps) -Varsity Football and Basketball for Glenelg High School Assets/ Visibility For a young angler, I consider myself extremely visible and a positive role model for my age, with access to many types of publicity. Along with this paper, I have been attending marketing seminars to learn about ways to market myself, and the companies that I represent. Internet Sources Not only am I a moderator for a youth fishing website www.jasskids.com (Junior Anglers Sportsman Society), I also am a frequent messenger on many high-profile fishing websites like www.tackletour.com and www.bassresource.com. Maryland DNR work Along with fishing, I like to understand what makes bass work, and comprehend different aspects of water quality versus fish concentration. I am able to gain this information by working with the MD Department of Natural Resources fisheries biologists. In working with them, I get to go electro-fishing, which is where an electrical current causes fish in the area to float to the surface. We collect the fish for length and weight, and then return the revivified fish back into the water unharmed. This experience helps me understand the way that bass live, just like Ken Cook- a fisheries biologist for many years. Mentorship In school I am working with an FLW tournament pro Frank Ippoliti. Frank is helping me fully understand what it takes to become a professional. I am writing a paper about what it takes to go pro in fishing. In the paper, I will make an outline of the steps that youths need to follow in order to set themselves up for a career in competitive fishing. Ultimately, I am aiming to have this paper published in a bass fishing magazine and many online sources such as tackle tour, bass resource, www.rodsbyairrus.com, and J.A.S.S. Kids website. Media Coverage Before my JWC event, I had an entire article in the local paper that focused on my fishing success and goals. It was the Front-Page story and main picture for that issue; my sponsors were clearly visible in the picture. Seminars I was invited by Bass Pro Shops manager Allan Ellis to do seminars monthly on topics that I choose. This will prepare me for future seminars that focus on other, more advanced topics. The first weekend of every month I also help conduct a seminar for youth fishermen that focus on the basics of fishing. Overall, I have 2-3 seminars a month. Science Fair During 2006, I developed a school science fair project about fish and color recognition. This project won at the school and county level, sending me to the All- State fair, where I received honorable mention. Future Goals College Wake Forest or NC State- NC State has a fishing team involved in the College Bass Circuit. This past year, they won the national event. After they won, their club organizer (also professor at the school), Jonathan Phillips, called me. He saw on BassResource.com that I was interested in fishing while in college. He told me that he would love to help me get into NC State. In college, I plan on majoring in business management and marketing. I also plan to minor in fisheries biology and continue with my DNR volunteer work. Professional After college, if I have the right sponsorships lined up, and feel confident in my ability to compete, I will continue the pursuit of a professional fishing career. Based on my research and what Frank has told me, I know that it is a career filled with risks, but I know that I am willing to make the sacrifices needed to accomplish my goals. I know that I can offer a great deal of exposure through the ideas mentioned above, and I make sure to promote the products I represent to the best of my ability at my age. I am open to promote your company and its products in any way possible through fishing shows and other events. I would love to represent you in all of my fishing activities, and think that I am a valuable candidate because I have large contacts in the youth fishing industry, where many other adults do not have access to. I would love to talk to you, so give me a call at the contact information at the top of this page, and I look forward to working with you in the near future. Very Respectfully Ben Dziwulski

Congrats your living the dream!

Did you pick one up and try it out?