Everything posted by A-Jay
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That's some tough sledding ~ As for the St Croix Rage replacement - that's a SCIII blank - like the Mojo Bass, which carries the Forever Assurance / 5-Year Warranty and the Avid series, which carries the Forever Assurance / 15 Year Transferrable Warranty. So I'd be curious to see which way that goes. Wouldn't be surprised to see it go either way. Here's to a little better Ju-Ju headed your way. A-Jay
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Certainly my friend ~ Just go way up yonder past the caution light There's a little country store with an old Coke sign You gotta stop in and ask Mrs. Van Dam for some of her cookies Then a left will take you to the interstate And a right will bring you right to the lake. A-Jay
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Yes Definitely ~ We'll call it McScubbersons Anonymous and we can meet weekly at Lake Menderchuck . . . A-Jay
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I think you know where I stand on this . . . . . . A-Jay
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Back a few years, this was my idea of a "fun day at work". A-Jay
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Hello Ernest and Welcome to Bass Resource ~ Sometimes a partially open hook eye can be pinched close with a pair of pliers. However the better option is to purchase a quality hook where this is not an issue. A-Jay
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Standard Lund locker configuration - And there's sufficient space to double up on at least half of that again. A-Jay
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Had some bad sushi ~ Oh, I was raging - Big Time. A-Jay
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There ya Go ~ Welcome Back ! A-Jay
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Nah ~ Talons are holding the boat in 2 feet. Did use the boots though. A-Jay
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Sweet Rig ! Congrats A-Jay
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Maybe it's some kind of joke ? ? ? Either way, sounds like real nice fella ~ inviting you up to his place a few times a year and all. In return, I suppose it's only right for you to repay that kind of generosity. Perhaps you could help him out by advertising his place there in Muskegon, MI for rent at a super low price. Don't forget to state that because he works very off hours he can only take phone calls regarding this between 2 - 5 AM. I'm betting he'll appreciate this gesture quite a bit. A-Jay
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I laughed Right out Loud ~ ! Thanks A-Jay
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Sorry about your rig - glad you're OK. The proper anchor set up (including Line) can be a game changer (and life saver depending on the situation). Including one in your next outfit list and knowing how to safely deploy / recover it might be prudent. A-Jay
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Bear & Diesel say ~ Let Us Out ~ ! A-Jay
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Post a pic of your trailer hitch with the boat on it. The trailer will usually handle best if the trailer is 'level' on the hitch; provided the boat is loaded evenly and or not over loaded. As for getting comfortable going on & off the boat ramp, I'd recommend going to a place and at a time where you can make several approaches for practice without holding up other ramp users. Might mean going to a place super early or at a different off peak user ramp time. Also make this a priority and do it without your fishing gear. Go just to get this right. You'll be glad you did. You'll get it. btw, besides on & off the trailer evolutions, actual boat handling is also a skill that is learned with practice & over time. You may want to address that as well, I mean before your first crash. Tip, only go as fast as you want to hit something . . . .and power never saves. A-Jay
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6th Sense Crush Flat 75X Crankbait has been a solid producer for me for a few years now. A-Jay
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Hello Tony and Thank You for your sacrifice & service to our country. Welcome to Bass Resource ~ Enjoy the New Rig ! A-Jay
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Hello and Welcome to Bass Resource ~ A-Jay
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First I need more space ~ A-Jay
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Stick Jackets for me. A-Jay
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