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my mistake, I assumed with the stellar camera work it must have been Patrick. As far as your dating preference Russ, remember your headed to WI, boy am I gonna hook you up! Moo

CJ, Senko77, LBH, and I believe on the camera would have been Idaho***er.

We're not sure, Kentucky Dept of Social Services asked if they could stay with us for the week. :-/

Sounds like a great day out Mrs.M, taking the day to reflect on memories of two special women and make new memories with the kids. Your one heck of a lady. Looks like Madison is all set to follow in mom's footsteps. Happy belated Mother's Day. 8-)

Hey Mike, welcome to BR! 8-)

Welcome to the forum elkhound.

Welcome to the man from MO, this is a great place to be. 8-)

Welcome to the site Mort. Definately alot of experience here!

Welcome to BassResource!

Welcome to BR!

Great Job Russ! You were able to take a bunch of random pics and got some awesome video footage from Patrick (Idaho***er) to orchestrate the perfect RoadTrip collage. No Valium needed! ;D

Dave, haven't had a chance to get out yet, spent all weekend jig fishing for walleye. Hoping later during the week to break this little gem in.

Went out armed with your advice along with some google work I did last night and I think I found the problem (2problems). I think the anti siphon on the old tank was faulty, and when I replaced the fuel lines and bulb was still not getting any pressure. Somebody on iboats.com noted that some aftermarket bulbs need to be positioned so the flow direction arrow is pointing up when priming. That worked this morning and it's holding.

Not quite the trip you were planning, but I'm glad you were able to get a couple of days in. When you make it accross the pond becareful and watch your arse. Come back safe. As has been said, thanks for your service, we are all proud of you and the rest in uniform. I salute you in your deployment.

I like it Francho, seems a lot more crisper.

I have a '89 w/remote oil injection. fuel line sporadically loses prime and at times the bulb sucks tight. Completely replaced fuel lines and bulb and now can't get any prime. I have also tried different tanks. There is a translucent cartridge on the side of the oil pump that the line from the tank runs to, and when you pump the bulb gas moves back and forth through it rather than in a single direction. Can anyone tell me if there is a one-way valve in the oil reservoir that may be the problem? Any help would be appreciated.

Actually, he had a day last year with three of my buddies, and he totally schooled us with the drop shot. He outfished us like 5:1 combined, and had a nice 3# kicker fish. 8-)

I'm not sure how far this thread will go, but here is some archived reading. http://www.bassresource.com/bass_fishing_forums/YaBB.pl?num=1240098315/0 Not real long ago (winter), there was a thread that was several pages long on this topic. I thought this was it, I should have looked closer. Sorry

Just found this thread. Stopped here to start one on this little gem and post pics, guess you got a head start on me Dave. BTW, the pics don't do it justice. The real deal is way cooler! 8-) I almost don't want to fish it. Almost. Great workmanship and the finish is excellent. I think I am gonna amble down to the big river this evening and take it for a spin. I'll let ya know. Thanks again Dave. ff15 Oh, how did you get your name on this thing, I needed a magnifying glass. You must have one steady hand.

That's why my summer's are getting shorter. 8-)

I'd think that living with consistant rainfall would be worse than having more total inches of rain. I'll take more annual rainfall if it means more sun. Chin up Burley, my water temps are still in the low 50's. The bass don't know what to do.

Or, he grabbed your Sol and showed you how to catch a fish with it. ;D Sorry, couldn't resist. Nice shots, if you can't play baseball, fishing will sure soothe the soul.

Best of luck! Hope you really get your licks in.

It's her eyes, isn't it HoB!