J Francho

I've found this popper walks easier with tight knot. That's not true with other poppers.

Deep fried tots is the only way I can eat them, now that I've had them that way.

Direct. I slay them with it. Only color I have is white Python, because I dig it.

Some meals I've had.... Yes, that's a white hot dog. We call them Pork Hots.

Rippin, rumor has it an ATAK 12 is in the works…

http://www.democratandchronicle.com/story/news/local/rocroots/2015/07/29/charlie-riedels-longtime-family-business/30836567/ Charlie is grandfather, the 16 year old nephew is my son, Al. Lynn is actually my mom, making her Al's grandmother, not his mom. Big Pappa still cooks the best burgers around.

The really big dogs are usually pretty gentle. My parents had a newf that was super sweet. Though, all had to do to protect someone was just get between them, lol.

That pic is great with the rabbit. I had a GSD and a cat a long time ago, that were the best of friends. The cat would drag treats out of the cupboards for the dog, and the dog would tip over the garbage for the cat. My grandparents had a GSD and a huge lop rabbit that played and rough housed together all the time. That rabbit was cool, was house broken, and went outside with the dog. My dog now is a Shiba Inu mix. Here's one with cat, too. The Boston is my oldest son's dog, and he generally stays at his mom's house, but visits once in a while.

I have a dog that sheds, and I got sick of replacing $100 vacuums that stopped working after six months or so. We'll see, but I'm already impressed. BTW, there's no one here to keep happy but me, lol.

I bought a Dyson vacuum. It's cleans up the scraps of fishing line on the floor nicely.

Wheel chocks are your friends!

I've eaten LMB on several occasions. My kids like it. I don't. I prefer walleye, perch. And pike for freshwater. I've had smallmouth, and when my uncle prepared it, it was delicious. He's passed, and I haven't had it since.

If I fished a frog enough, and was lucky to have a "signature model," I'd do a bunch bottom and side patterns with a big florescent dot on its back.

I just need some contrast so I can see the frog. Frog disappears, I set the hook.

That wouldn't matter either, mass is mass, whether in water, on land, or in space.

That one even comes with a hub! They aren't but like $15, but it's still a good deal.

Should work fine, especially if it's just a single axle trailer. Tandems don't like to turn as easy.

Shoot, check that, it's a Lazer II, not a fury. Sorry for that.

I've got a SS Fury II 23" pitch on my Merc 115. It motivates my 18" Xpress just fine.

I got zero percent. Paid in full with cash.

The hub is sacrificial in terms of torque. It protects the lower unit, not really the prop.

The skeg is sacrificial. It protects the prop. There's nothing in the LU below the bulge. Put it this way, *usually* you have to get through the skeg to get to the prop. There isn't any protection on the sides of the prop, so maybe that's how you munched it.

My 43 year old body and 25 year old brain did the same thing when it came time to fix the brakes on my truck. Six hours of torching and pounding and the stupid rotor finally gave up! I hear on that, and I'm still young, lol.

If you need 6" of line to tie the knot, the that's what will be left over. I don't know of any line that doesn't take a well tied Uni as well, so that is what I use when I need to tie on a bigger lure. It's that or tie a Palomar to a duo lock snap.

These are the guys that did my boat. Maybe they can point you to a place close to you. I will add that I was able to get poly flake from Bullet themselves, so the repair matched exactly. http://www.greatlakesmarineworks.com