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  1. Anyone have one? Those dogs are awesome. I need a good fishing buddy and a buddy that will be loyal. I cant stand sissy dogs.
  2. They are. Happens around here all the time. Lake of the Ozarks is horrible about boats with no lights on.
  3. Probably one of the better ones. I'm counting days. Sept. 15 cant get here fast enough!!!!!!!
  4. Honestly, I was going to say "Go for it". Then I saw the wife comment and backpeddled. I dont think I would risk it for round 4. I dont think its worth the risk of your family. The above poster on the comment on Uncle Sam taking care of your wife is dead on. I would pass.
  5. #3 here. Last time I was at Hilton Head SC I was golfing and I hit a ball close to one of the ponds. Well I went down by the pond and there sat my ball about 3 feet from a gator. Needless to say, he kept it. ;D
  6. great story RW. congrats on the nice fish
  7. I like those alot!!!!!!! 8-)
  8. Well Ron, I dont know. I think the Rams and Chiefs will be battling for last again. Its been a head to head competition lately. ;D
  9. Bilgerat. Thats exactly the kind of mold I was looking for to reproduce those for 3-5 inch grubs. I just cant find the mold to hold that big of a hook unless I use the one like muddy posted. I have that mold and I'm thinking I might use it and customize a pin to make it a completely round head if I cant find one like you posted. What a pain. LOL Thanks for helping guys
  10. Thats basically the same as my finesse jig mold. I guess i can modify a weedguard pin to the mold to make these. Hmmmm] Do grubs stay on this style head good?
  11. Does anyone here use this style of roundball head and do you like it? http://www.barlowstackle.com/acb/showdetl.cfm?&DID=6&Product_ID=2529&CATID=59 I need to find me a mold that makes small weight jig heads that will hold big hooks. I'm going to start fishing grubs more.
  12. Mustad ultra points are great hooks. I use a ton of them.
  13. No, not the same. What its doing is having the bill/bait sit at a steeper angle down to get the bait moving down deeper faster. There are a few co's out that do this. I think Bandit has a series with a bb or something in the bill for this. The ballast weight can control depth by moving it in the lure by changing the angle the bait sits in the water. This alters the angle the bill/bait will run. It also gets the bait to sit up correctly. You have to figure in buoyancy. More buoyant the bait the shallower it will go. Simple resistance. Same with line diameter. here are alot of the factors that lead to depth. Body shape length of bill angle of bill(one of the biggest) shape of bill Density/weight of lure buoyancy line diameter line tie These have to be in the right coorilation to one another to achieve maximum depth and action.
  14. I've shot a round of sporting clays with one. I've also put some 3.5" steel and turkey loads through one. great gun imo.
  15. You could look at that new Ruger LCR or LCP. Both are decent firearms. I've sold a ton of them. My buddy just picked one up the other day.
  16. Dang, Got me. I expected a HK USP thread. LOL Nice pistol dude. One of these days my 1911 will show up. I hope.
  17. Burley, that is the same pistol we got for Lauren. She loves that thing more than me.... Good little gun. If she has never shot before I'd look at the 9mm though.

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