Ultraman

Try google chrome guys, it may not be for you, aesthetically, as it moves away from conventional ui, it's quite minimalist and in my opinion more intuitive but that's subjective but it's quite revolutionary in terms of programming. Each tab runs in its own private environment which creates a new process everytime a new tab or new page is opened in Google Chrome. So if one page(tab) crashes, you dont have to turn off the entire application, just that one page (tab) check it out, may or may not be for you, but it's worth taking a look http://www.google.com/chrome/intl/en/features.html personally, i switch between firefox and chrome cheers

i've had the most success with the black roostertail 1/8 or 1/6 oz works well for me

i like to use these thin cylindrical shaped sinkers rarely do i get hangups or snags hope it helps!

mcnabb got the scrambling bug back in him again good to see a healthy mcnabb, it's been a tough couple of years for eagles fans i got ps3 i heard it was weird or uncomfortable with playing madden on the wii i have one, just haven't played madden on it yet

now i gotta figure out how to do that in madden 09 ;D GO EAGLES!!

Rod: St Croix Avid Spinning 5'6 2pc (AVS56ULF2) Reel: Shimano Sahara 750 Fb Line: 4 and 2 lb test Very fun for smallies Throwing small crankbaits like ugly ducklings or small husky jerks and using live leeches works great

I've thrown 7" yum floating worms on 5/0 t-rigged in heavy cover very good sensitivity and has surprising power for a rod that light go to your local tackle store and try it out first i was skeptical at first too when i was holding it in my hand but i'm glad i made the choice it was either this or the loomis frog rod for me

take a look at st croix's travel spinning rods they're 4 piece rods ranging from 5'6 to 6'6 in length and are fairly cheap cheers

daiwa light & tough frog rod (7'4 telescopic) quantum accurist 7:1 i throw it on 20lb braid accurists are going for about 50 bucks and the daiwa rod's about 130 the accurist i feel is pretty heavy but it does its job and i got it for cheap, so i can't complain

at the very least, put some tape on ur spinning reel's spool, then put the braid on i use 20lb pp and i put surgical tape on the spool and braid doesn't slip on my spinning reel

st croix legend tournament bass 6'9 ml xf (dropshot) with a sahara 2500 very very sensitive and i just love this rod

ya mean slaying the one eyed trouser snake?

i have a question for the kvd spray, do u just spray it on the spool itself or do u run the line through a cloth with kvd spray applied to it? and if both work, which method is better? thanks

or some oakleys

d**n i can't find the filet mignon in green pumpkin #351 all sold out?

for text being too small, try enlarging the text from your browser if using firefox, hold Ctrl and the + key if using Explorer, go under ur View menu -> Text Size -> and select a bigger one hope it helps the old guys also, the forum comes from probably a PhpBB template with relatively little room for customization in terms of buttons and their specific tasks, so they may / may not be able to have those features. i am not 100% sure, just my 2cents.

i just picked one up off of ebay for 50 bucks and a shimano convergence for 50. i'm new to baitcasting and i'd say that's not bad for about $100 pm-ed you as well, mike12345 good luck

Speaking of the dock skipper, does anyone have the 5'10 skipping rod from the legend tournament spinning series? (LTBS510MXF "Skippin") I have the 6'9 drop shotting rod and it's unbelievable how sensitive it is

Human Factor Engineer, software gui design and graphics for a video card / cpu processor company in Toronto, Ontario. Nice to meet you all, 1st post for me.