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A-Jay

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  1. Here an inside look at the Lund Boats building process ~ A-Jay
  2. This clip comes as advertised ~ A-Jay
  3. That's a BIG compliment in my town ! Get over it. 🤪 A-Jay
  4. Thanks - No it hasn't been working for me either. Not sure what's up. I'll find out though . . . . A-Jay
  5. Here we go again ~ While there's still some details to workout regarding exact travel days & air travel, the first week of Nov 2025, I hope to be chasing crazy huge green bass in Mexico. Didn't really know if I'd ever even be able to plan another one of these. So it feels pretty good just typing that. Mean while, the Lake Baccarac top water selection is good to go ! Looking at 297 days and a wake up. A-Jay
  6. I live in a place where it's pretty cold much of the year. And while I don't totally hate the cold, I don't like to feel the cold on me; especially a cold wind. I can agree that as I get older, I am less tolerant of that feeling, however I think I finally figured out my biggest problem. I wasn't wearing enough clothes. In particular the right clothes. The hitch in my giddy up was that I don't like bulky bulky clothing and layers and four coats and six pants and eight shirts and twenty two socks. So as soon as I figured out how to get the layers right and get over the fact that I'm going to need to be at least a little bulky in order to be warm, I did much better. Merino wool, polar fleece and over sized boots are all now my best friends, Oct -May. Finally, I refuse to wear white shoes. A-Jay
  7. Fishing in the present ~ Moving forward, I plan on working towards fishing more in the present. I believe each moment in my fishing has meaning, some more significant than others, whether I notice its importance immediately or sometime later. Making the most of my fishing as it happens, rather than wishing for the past or worrying about the future. I think this can & will improve the quality of my fishing and help me feel more optimistic and prepared to face any challenge. Feel like I already do some of the above but I'm betting there's room for improvement. I can admit that being too much up in my own head may distract from my success on the water. It may be all about balance, seems it usually is. Fish Hard A-Jay
  8. I've already had some time to think about this one. When the conditions aren't 'right' for a jerkbait bait early season. instead of trying to force feed the Lake Menderchuck brown bass one, I'm going to slow the whole show down a bit and fish a light hair jig and a tube. Both have produced for me in the past but the last few years a jerkbait has dominated. So it's been hard to put it down. Additionally, there a decent chance the flat sided square bill will come into play as well. My late summer/Fall approach will not change - it's been too good. Topwater early morning, then an assortment of wiggle wagons, spinnerbaits, shallow running crankbaits and old Faithful - The A-Rig. Especially in any & all windy and or obscured sky conditions. A-Jay
  9. Hello and Welcome to Bass Resource ~ A-Jay
  10. Workout Day 4 on this one. Added this home gym 16 years ago. Investing and taking ownership of my health & fitness, has been so good and in so many ways. #borninfiftynine A-Jay
  11. Since we're dreaming up deals ~ I'd like Megabass to make a Vision 110 + 1 with a silent weight transfer system Like the LBO line. Just Do It ! A-Jay
  12. That's 14 degrees colder than it is in my freezer and 52 degrees colder than it is in my refrigerator ~ Pollen count is nice and low though 🤪 A-Jay
  13. MINUS 14 up in the north woods this morning. Cold paw was running ramped. KYA went down like she'd been taken out by a Shnypah ! That was for my Bay State peeps. You know what it's like. A-Jay
  14. It's been a full 2 months and Lynn's been holding altitude & flying level. The area where she had surgery to remove the device in her leg where she was getting her dialysis treatment through is just about healed. We had the 'final' post surgical eye appointment last week and while there's still nearly zero vision recovered, the eye has healed without further complications from the procedure. Lynn got some eye glasses (one actual lens) from the VA to help correct the vision in her one good eye. She seems pretty satisfied with how that went. The rest of this week we continue in a holding pattern. Next week it's blood work, Hematologist app, and the bi-monthly infusion. We're hoping for decent weather, perhaps something a little warmer than the single digit stuff we're getting this week. So as we always say here, no news is good news. Stay Healthy & Safe. A-Jay
  15. IMO, it is completely dependent on where & when I'm fishing. Lakes, rivers & reservoirs all present different challenges. Lake Menderchuck is no different. While they do seem to change a bit from year to year, my most 'productive baits' from last season appear below. A-Jay https://www.bassresource.com/bass-fishing-forums/topic/263885-productive-baits-2024-edition/
  16. While that dietary modification may take a few months to adapt to, in the mean time I'm hoping you're OK with all the Gas . . . . A-Jay
  17. Would you two nice people be interested in adopting a 65 yr old man ? I'm really just a big kid at heart. No really . . . I have my own dog and everything. 👦 A-Jay
  18. @subwayrocket Hello and Welcome to Bass Resource ~ I don't own this stick, but perhaps check out the Daiwa Kage B Spinning Rods You seem to be looking for very specific and somewhat uncommon blank characteristics. These might be of interest - although a little hard to find. Good Luck A-Jay https://www.basstacklemaster.com/Daiwa-Kage-Bass-spinning-rods-p/daiwakagsr.htm Model KAG6101MHXS-B Length 6'10" Power Medium Heavy Taper Extra Fast Line Wt. 6-12lb Lure Wt. 3/16-5/8oz Guides 9+Tip Handle Length 15-1/4"
  19. My last few units experienced some type of lead poisoning. Before that their life spans ranged from 3 to just over 6 years. A-Jay
  20. Workout Day 3 today. Not going to lie, some days I can't wait to get into the gym, and some days it's quite the mental battle to get down there. Today was more of that second one. I do believe that Consistency really is part of the secret sauce. So once I got going, I felt a little better about doing the work. #borninfiftynine A-Jay
  21. I just could never make that jump to the neon stuff. Fished Golden Stren when it was in fashion, but bailed on it when something better came along. Now, I rarely 'look' at my line. At least not in a manner that's designed to assist me in strike detection. Fishing for a long time at night taught me to use the the force Luke. So the clear FC, green or bronze mono and green Braid is fine. A-Jay
  22. I most certainly did. And you know you loved it too ! That's what happens when you're #borninfiftynine A-Jay
  23. Hello @ArcForce and Welcome to Bass Resource ~ Interesting first post. I'd say you can't please every one so you gotta please yourself. Fish Hard A-Jay
  24. I think that's like asking how many licks does it take to get to the tootsie roll center of a tootsie pop. The world may never know. A-Jay
  25. I have No Idea if or what a red treble hook on a bait is suppose to mimic or what a bass might believe it is. And I don’t actually care. But there's No Way to convince me that it REDUCES bites in any way, shape or form. I've extracted too many from trophy size bass to change back now. YMMV A-Jay

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