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He walks 4 miles to & from work every day, who does that ? He man has problems that have over taken good judgment a long time ago. He hit rock bottom quite a ways back and so far has been extremely lucky not to have taken any innocent by standers down with him. After reading this entire thread, I don't know what else you could do. It sounds like this is part of your job description, but they don't make it easy for you, which is a little strange considering the circumstances. If your biggest fear is this man losing his job instead of perhaps killing someone who is conducting themselves with dignity and respect, then you need to realign your priorities. The man is a ticking time bomb - how can you not see that ? What if he killed you ? C'mon man - stop playing the martyr - you know you did the right thing here - that man dealt the cards and you have no choice but to play the hand that he dealt. A-Jay

Good to Hear - we always heard that Glenn was a crazy man. Just kidding. Some day I'm going to make the Road Trip event. A-Jay

Nice Bass ~ Congrats. A-Jay

Hello Brandon and Welcome to BR ~ A-Jay

Hello Rich and Welcome to Br ~ A-Jay

I'm not ashamed to admit that I am a Bottom Feeder. Too many of the most memorably large bass I've landed have come by way of bottom contact baits. Jigs are my "Search Bait." A-Jay

Making THE commitment to jig fishing is the Single Best decision a bass angler can make. If you truly do it - you will be rewarded with a serious improvement in Big Bass. I'd wish you good Luck, but when fishing jigs, you don't really need it. A-Jay

X2 ~ And I have to mention - any time someone mentions using a Tail Rope while bass fishing, it gets my attention . . . . A-Jay

I really like Jawbreaker Jigs but I'm almost certain someone has that one. How about ~ Brim Fire Jigs Deliverance Jig Company Head Stone Jig Company Tough Guy Jigs Wreck'em Jig Company A-Jay

Nice Job Jeff ~ Neat fish & Cool Picture. A-Jay

If you have moved into a new neighborhood and would like to meet some of your local law enforcement officials ~ On your very next Trash day Pack the trash like this. Chances are you'll meet a few in short order. A-Jay

Trailers are a must. A-Jay

I saw that - some interesting places on that list this time. A-Jay

Hello Sam and Welcome to BR ~ A-Jay

Congrats ~ Gorgeous Fish ! Just like you, I have No clue on the weight. I do know where they sell the scales though. A-Jay

Me Too ! A-Jay

Sorry to hear you're having a tough time trying to enjoy something that you love. This is a tough situation and one that unfortunately may not be resolved without a visit by the local law enforcement officials to this couples residence. If you have a cell phone, be sure to bring it with you when you go fishing there. If & when you are approached by these people call "911". Explain to them that you are a 14 year old boy and you are being Harassed and Threatened by these adults while you're legally fishing and you don't feel safe. Be sure to call Every time this situation occurs. Your local authorities will sort this out appropriately soon enough and you'll be able to get back to what you enjoy. You have that right. Good Luck A-Jay

In the conditions you've described, a loud rattle or serious one-knocker in the bait might be more or at least just as important as the color of the lure. A-Jay

There are as many personal preferences in rod actions as there are different rods to chose from. I'd say try to match your rod choice with the type & size lures you'll be throwing along with the size & type of line that will suit the baits. I do not use any of my cranking rods (which are glass) for top water; they are too "slow" to work the baits properly. I prefer a 6'6" - 7' medium action graphite stick with mono line for treble hook top water baits. You may prefer something else. The right answer is what works for you. A-Jay

Hello and Welcome to BR ~ Generally speaking, a good frog rod is a little heavy for an all purpose top water stick. Most top water baits are treble hook lures and that frog rod being quite stout could contribute to more than a few pulled hooks. A-Jay

Here ya go ~ Old Town Predator Square Back. Does me just fine. A-Jay

Classic Fish Foo Yong recipe Ingredients 1 cup bean sprouts 1 medium onion, minced 1 clove garlic, minced 2 green onions, thinly sliced 1 cup cooked & flaked fish fillet 1 tablespoon cornstarch 1 tablespoon soy sauce 1/2 teaspoon salt 1/2 teaspoon pepper, white 6 eggs, beaten 2 tablespoons oil, vegetable (canola or any other light-tasting oil) Sauce Ingredients 2 tablespoons soy sauce 1 tablespoon Hua Tiao Chinese wine (or dry sherry) 1 tablespoon cornstarch Cooking Directions Stir Fry the main ingredients 1. Rinse bean sprouts in cold water. 2. Heat oil in a pan (or a wok if you have one) and add scallions, onion & sprouts. Stir fry using medium-high heat for about 45 seconds, or until vegetables are tender. 3. Add garlic and stir fry for another 15 seconds (don't burn the garlic). 4. Add cornstarch, soy sauce, cooked fish, salt & pepper. Mix well. 5. Remove to a dish & allow to cool. Cook the eggs in batches to get a layering effect 6. In a pan, heat 2 tbsp oil & ladle in 1/3 of the eggs. 7. Add 1/3 of the stir-fried ingredients (from step 5) 8. Fry til golden on both sides. 9. Add another 1/3 of the eggs and 1/3 ot the stir fried ingredients (from step 5) 10. Fry til golden on both sides. 11. Add the last remaining 1/3 of the eggs and 1/3 ot the stir fried ingredients (from step 5) 12. Fry til golden on both sides. Make the Sauce 13. To make the sauce: combine sauce ingredients in small pan, bring to boil. 14. Simmer gently til thickened. Serves: 3-4 A-Jay

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Working any of these jig & trailer combinations through the pads is effective. But be careful - you might get your arm broke. A-Jay

YES. A-Jay