firefightn15

Cavitrons are the bomb, but as stated, 1/2 oz. would be nice. As MattinOK said, if the Strike Backs were available with single #5 Colorado blades I would be all in!

Glenn, the ads are still running over drop downs on my firefox, once the cursor gets to the bottom of the ad the drop down disappears. It's intermittent.

Not sure if this is what you are looking for: http://iz.carnegiemnh.org/crayfish/country_pages/species_by_state.htm

X2

Some is an understatement!

That's your answer.

That right there makes me feel old. ;D

Sorry to hear this Deb, my thoughts and prayers to family members and friends. This world is changing way to fast for me.

X2, right in our own back yard.

a port in any storm.... 8-)

Did you get any of the storms earlier today?

I saw that on the news early this morning ;D........rather upset wasn't she?

I've never fished Door county, but here is a sight that I use to check my local areas. I've taken it to the Door county area for you: http://www.lake-link.com/lakes/do_lakeresults.cfm?RegionID=742 Your gonna have to sign up to use some of the features and as a side note, the weather for this week is gonna be less than agreeable.....hot, humid, and thunderstorms predicted throughout the week. Good luck, I know Door is a place to really smack around the smallies and have always wanted to head that way. "Smallmouth bass fishing has continued to be steady around Sturgeon Bay and on the West side of the county. Working in 7-15 feet of water with plastics and stick baits have produced some nice fish. A smallmouth tournament out of Sturgeon Bay last weekend drew around 100 boats with the winner bringing in a two day six fish limit around 25 pounds."- July 29th DNR report

In the past, whenever I ran these scenarios, I worried more about civil actions against me than I did for the possible criminal charges that would be made by law enforcement. Sam's comment on an escape route for yourself is also huge in the outcome of both the possibility of civil suits and criminal charges. There's a lot of weight on your shoulders and some quick, straight thinking that needs to be done in the basic "blink of an eye".

Don't sound like things are much better. Glenn, are you guys getting smoked out yet?

Read the fine print when and ask questions, with the new cc laws going into effect certain companies are instituting some new and creative ideas (costs/penalties) to keep you on your toes. Just read this the other day.

Those are a bunch of healthy fish getting their picture taken, some pretty tough fishing though, huh? At first look I thought you had Jeff Gordon fishing your tourneys. Another one reminds me of Burley.

Another reason for having a kicker or a trolling motor.

Ugh!

With the new cc laws going into effect, go and check out the new fees and penalties that the cc companies are coming up with to get the money back that the new laws are taking away from them. Non-usage charges, not enough usage charges, fees for receiving paper statements, and others. :-/

a few months ago I bought into a tropical plant wholesale business and one of our weekly semis deliver plants from Florida. The plants are off loaded by hand and the greenhouse is real careful about plant inspections as there is always some sort of hitch hiker on board. Normally it will be a snake or some sort of lizard, but on occasion it will be a black widow or two. I don't mind the lizards but the other two.......

I'm a big fan of the Northland Pro Series spinner baits, but wouldn't give you plug nickel for their soft plastics.

They've reinvented themselves a little; upped their quality and bolstered they're lineup's.

I think it's going to depend on who the issuing agency is. If it was a local authority and it's paid, they may not post it, if it was a state trooper, paid or not, most likely it will be posted in the national data base. Other states and there local authorities may not necessarily check the national data base unless that agency's SOG's require it or they have reason to dig deeper..........It's a crap shoot. Either way, most insurance companies will be checking the national data base; again, what the insurance company finds will depend on what information the issuing authority has posted. I think this is pretty close to how it goes.

If nothin' else, that'll get the heart pumping. That kinda action in 3 hours is well worth the time on the water. Nice job 8-)