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I won't know for two weeks but, I will surely let you know. Thanks, Paul

Learn to enjoy all aspects of this sport. The scenery, wildlife, comaraderie, and self-educational opportunities abound out here, and if you learn to add these aspects to the catching, you will never burn-out.

Yeah Mike, I gotta put you on some decent fish sooner or later our last two outings left something to be desired.

Same here. I get more than enough of the social side right here on the board. THIS is my club, ....and it's a big one Paul, The LBH crew is always looking for another "small boat, big fish kinda guy". Friday night,...we'll get back to what it's about bud Bring the big sticks I'm so looking forwrd to Friday night........no frigging pressure........no time limits........no noisy gas motors. Just the humm of the electric and the sounds of nature! Hopefully I'll find a SB setup tomorrow I already made plans to p/u 3 or 4 SB's in the AM ;D

Sounds like a good education to me!

Thanks, if I don't hear anything in a few weeks I'll definetely shoot you a pm. Sincerely, Paul

Tracker is sold Back to the jon for fun and some leisure time on the water. What a feeling of relief it is just by selling it. Strange but true Hey Mike got any swimbait setups for sale? ;D

Thanks for all the advice and sincere wishes! I've been fishing for as long as I could walk and always loved it. Started fishing in clubs about 15 years ago and then took a break for about 2 to 3 years. Just go back into it last year and it quickly reminded my why I took such a long hiatus. Fishing was something I had a deep passion for but, the hectic shedule of T's and other club issues has tainted it for me. Last year I had said "no more clubs" just wish I had listened to myself. Like you all said it's time to get back to just having fun and enjoy on my own time when and where I want. I guess over endulgence of anything no matter how special can take away from it's alore

Thanks Sam, extremely appreciated. Who knows? I may be a Virginian (though transplanted) shortly. Love the part about it hardly ever snows! I may appreciate it a bit more like I used to when I was younger when I'm traveling back to visit family. As it stands now I don't look forward to being here November though April.

Hmmmmmm, why would hate being an ACO in Hanover? My hearts not set on Hanover but, almost 100% that VA is where I want to grow old. From my experience you are very freindly respectful people with gorgeous breath taking scenery! Not to metion having some very strict animal neglect and abuse reg's. I'm awaiting the 2nd stage of the interview process. Hopefully, I'll recieve a letter within two weeks. Then the criminal background check. Hopefully all goes well and I'll be in your little piece of heaven in no time at all. The one place I lack knowledge would be in the farm animal/agricultural area's. Yet, I'm not aware of any killer cows or hogs that went on a rampage ;D Though I do realize neglect is also present there. With over 15+ years of canine training & behavior vet assisting animal rescue league manager in addition to being NACA certified, someone will recognise my value and offer me a career. The deep south is to darn hot but, most of all the hounds need to swim and not become gator bait Selling my Tacker and alot of my possessions in order to have enough funds available to get up and go on a seconds notice. We all need to make sacrifices for those things in life we really want.

I've finally hit the fishing burn out stage. Had a T on Webster yesturday from 6 to 12. @ 10:30 I let my fish go and trailered up. Just didn't care one way or the other. Used toss and turn all night w/axiety thinking I can't wait to get there! Now passout sleep all night and could careless if I get up on time to make it. Of course, as I'm writting this the phone rings and it's Low Budget asking if I want to head out w/him. Never thought I'd see the the day where "NO Thanks" would be my answer. Just wondering if anyone else has experienced this?

HI people! I just had an interview w/Hanover County animal control and wondering how the bass fishing is in that area. Thanks in advance for your input!

I got set-up I'll sell ya for $180 ;D ;D

Good thread Mike! I am considering the 7'6 H Okuma w/a Cardiff 300. It's rated form 1-6 oz the guys asking $140 seems like a good buy. The other SB rods I've had in the past have been 8' but, wondering if the 7'6" will be to stiff for the smaller SB in the 1-2oz class like Matt lures and the 6" Hudds?

Did you forget that this is the initiation if you want to fish on my boat? I wonder if I forgot to tell Masshole? Hmmmmmmm, oh well he'll find out this Sunday @ Webster ;D

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Vizleagle :-? Vizsla Beagle mix? Darn that's an interesting combo! Any pic's?

I should stick to training, take it from Kuma leave it to the professionals ;D

;D Mike it was great to share this day with you! I gotta get you out with me more often because there is just no way I could have compiled the days events so eliquently! Nice job! Do you wanna do the Webster T with me....who cares if your fishing against me. Let me know bullfrog boy! ;D

Nice fish Russ

YARD SALE MOVED once again due to rain. Will be held on 7-12-08 8 AM to 2PM .

Baby Paca Craw

You better get to BP soon, for some reason opr another they seem to be running low ;D

http://www.bassresource.com/bass_fishing_forums/YaBB.pl?num=1214351486 Blk/blue and or Blueberry for stained water, you should try the Summer craw pattern in clear,been killing them on Cape Cod w/it, crystal clear water Summer Craw 5+ a couple of 4's, Blueberry a few 6+'s

Glad you guys enjoyed it, happy to share! We'll have to see if the set-up works @ my T on this Sunday. I think the next video attempt will have to be of the dog's.