J Francho

Blanked on Onandaga River yesterday. Was eating a hot breakfast by 11, though. LOL.

Yep, and I'm line biter, lmao.

Lots of questions, no answers. Mentally ill people will wreak havoc, and some kill. I don't really think it goes much deeper than that. With that, topic closed, and have a Happy Monday!

Pretty sure they're all pay ramps.

I have a 7-6, for ditches, and a 10, 11, and 13. There's a 15 somewhere here, but that's just for the salmon river. 10-12 is probably a good all around size.

Sarah Conner?

It's actually pretty hilarious. Put a second strap on it, and now that purse is a "chest pack." Subtle differences make all the difference, lol.

How sad. My thoughts and prayers go out to all affected by this tragedy.

Congrats on the one, and condolences for the other!

The line matches my man-purse.

There is no way to sticky/tack a member. I think he just dropped in to answer the question.

I have a Helios Air, a little higher end than the Citrix, but it's a solid reel. The Citrix has the main things I ask for: Al frame and spool, multi disk drag stack, instant AR... Should work, and for that price, fish it like you stole it.

I was gonna say try an RC shop. I have a few, but not enough for what you needed.

I do both mine myself. It depends on your comfort level with working on motors, but it's pretty simple. There's more to it than the mechanical side, too. There's a ton of articles and videos out there, but this will get you started: http://www.bassresource.com/fishing/Winter_boat.html

Just tell the truth. You got nothing to hide, and any spin you put on it won't be as good as the fact that your ready to get back at it. Employers (good ones, anyway) love that guy: experienced AND ready to work.

My dad.

I love St. Croix.... Thanks, Jeff!

Great reel, not a ton of buzz on them, but a very solid choice. Save your $coots, and get a Hawgtech for it.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=QGgGCvuez14

Littering is not a "freedom." It's against the law. To me it's just an illegal activity, with consequences if you are caught. In the meantime, I pick up crap when I see it.

Doesn't answer the second question at all.

Ranting to a forum loaded with responsible anglers probably won't fix a litterbug issue. I generally like to lead via action. When your done, grab a plastic bag from your tackle bag, and pick up trash in the vicinity. Leave that spot cleaner than it was when you got there. Some will get the hint without you saying a word.

The square bill solves the issue of trying to fish a trap in wood. The bill causes the bait to deflect. A variation is the coffin bill. You can also fish a square bill slower than a trap.

Roboworms are ideal for shaky heads. They float, though the head of the worm is salt impregnated. You get that tail up presentation. Jiggle the head, and the tail flaps down and back up.

Spool is over loaded.