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My credit card.... No really it is my daughter give me time to bond

I agree keep the wife happy, she buys something I get to buy something!

Help me, Help me pull the monkey off my back please ;D

Good work, now use some Teflon grease (not the spray get the tubes) great for marine applications and cheap at walmart.

Zebco 744? combo

It's a great feeling to pick up new gear - good job Tell us how you like the Ugly Stik lite

Don't you have to use French bottled water? ;D

Nice job! Keep experimenting with lures and plastics and have fun.

No need to buy new leafs, take a picture of them from the back side and post it, From the front it looks like three leafs you can take out the second heaviest and that should give you enough flex.

Take a pic and post it of the suspension

How could you not be smiling from ear to ear after landing that monster. Good Job

Sometimes its better to just let it go. Maybe he wanted some company to chit chat.

I rinse mine off, out then hit it with reel magic spray can not the pump spray junk.

I agree with Catt, you need to use aluminum dissimilar metals will not bond and lead to corrosion problems for NAVY ships construction they blast the iron and aluminum together to bond at a molecular level. I think you need a Tig welder for aluminum.

You can get a transom saver for use while towing, also does the axle have leaf springs? how many? You could take one out of the stack on each side to smooth out the ride. When I tow any of my trailers empty they bounce around, not enough weight to load the springs. Can you post Pictures? If you want to go the bigger tire route you will have to move the axle under the leaf springs to maybe clear the fender wells. I think you will still need to play with the leafs though.

They look good in the video, tell us how you like them after you fish them, and welcome aboard!

AVID does that moto frog need batteries? to move the legs.. I ordered one last night from extreme lures, I will try the scream-x on my next order.

Any one tried this? http://www.extremelures.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=147

You might want to go up to a light pole to give you some options for different lure weights when fishing the intracoastal. Cortland Camo 4-6lb Mono has always worked well for me, I tried a lot of other brands then gave up this week and ordered three service spools from Cortland - low memory and the camo works well in a lot of situations.

Shimano 3 stella's 1 cronarch 1 calais 2 sustain's (Now my sons) and my wife has a Diawa : she likes to drop and bang up a lot Edit to add: I might pick up the Team Daiwa® Steez Baitcast Reel

No stripper pole? I think your going to catch some air flip over and put out an eye ;D

Maybe its time to sell :

goggle-eye we have them up here in the north fork of the Shenandoah River

Thanks for all the replies I have tried the BP 6lb on my spinning reel a Stella 1000 every time I cast it bird nests between the second and third guide, rod is a g-loomis IMX. I just picked up the line last week and I feel like I was robbed. I stripped off twenty feet and tried it again today same thing.

I use to have access to cortland camo 4-6lb test never had any memory, I've tried BP fluorocarbon and others no luck. Any suggestions?