Glenn

Well I stand corrected. A few injured players have made their way back onto the field, and Lynch has, quite honestly, pleasantly surprised me. Onward to Greenbay!

Yup, I do have it. It's nice to have something that keeps your face warm without "clinging" to it. It's definitely worth it.

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I've tried BPS, Cabela's, Patagonia, Helly/Hanson, Under Armor, and Columbia brands. They were suitable, but were either too binding, too bulky, or not warm enough. Some of them wore out prematurely or started pilling after only a few washes. Now I wear Simms base layers. They have 3 levels (light, mid, and extreme) for varying weather situations. Best of all, they're very comfortable and they work! Not bulky. Not binding. And have the appropriate warmth. Been wearing them for a few years now, and I'm very pleased with them. And yup, they're not cheap either. But you're not thinking about how much you spent when you're warm and comfortable while in the elements.

And you don't have to deal with as many rocks and stumps and I do.

Never needed a plug knocker. I just do this...

You're welcome! And you're welcome too @QUAKEnSHAKE

I don't follow them....at all. So I don't know whatever story they've been feeding their fans in order to make them look in charge or important. But make no mistake. Within the fishing industry, influencers do not call the shots. So if the relationship was severed, it was highly likely it was Favorite that terminated them, not the other way around. Given Favorite got a new marketing director just before it happened, I'd say they decided to go in a different direction. Nothing more than that.

Well, it's ironic you mention that, because it was an issue with the cookie not recognizing 2020. LOL It's fixed now. Thanks for letting me know. Glenn

It's indeed a bug and a fix is in the works. Apologies for any inconvenience this issue has caused.

Thank you Sam!

Thanks for the explanation. I appreciate it. I get a lot of negative and downright vicious comments on YouTube, so my lens is a bit slanted in that direction. No worries. As for skipping, yup, I get it. Some guys are way better at skipping while standing up than sitting down. I had a fishing partner that could skip MUCH better than any pro I've ever had the honor to share a boat with. He was simply amazing. But he couldn't do it sitting down. I'm just the opposite. I used to fish from a rubber raft and canoe for years, and that's where I learned how to skip. And it all came back to me when I had the privilege of being the first bass angler to fish from a SeaDoo Fish Pro. I was skipping that bait deep under bushes and branches from a sitting position like no other. So I was speaking from personal experience, as I often do in my videos.

You completely missed the point I was trying to make, and took my comment out of context. Fact is, big bass don't grow to trophy size if they expend more calories than they consume. So the point is: Big bass tend to eat bigger, slower-moving meals than smaller bass. Nothing more. If want to go on a tangent and nitpick over the reasoning skills of a bass (or lack thereof), have fun with that. Fact is, they don't have reasoning skills. We aready know that. So technically, yes, I misrepresented the brain power of a bass in the video. But when you only have seconds to convey a complex concept (the feeding tendencies of big bass vs. smaller bass), then you go for the easiest way to explain it in a meaningful way that the viewer can understand. The video was not intended to be a seminar on bass biology. Now if you have scientific evidence that shows giant bass become trophy size by eating less calories than they expend, then I'm all ears. Otherwise, you're making a mountain over a molehill.

They're the Columbia Gear Silver Ridge convertable pants. Very comfortable when it's hot out, and the only pair of pants like that design I could find that has two rear pockets. Plus all the pockets either zip or velcro shut, ensuring nothing falls out, even if you accidentally fall in the water. https://www.columbia.com/mens-silver-ridge-convertible-pant-AM8004.html

Hey guys, I pulled a number of frequently asked questions right from these forums, and put the answers in this video. Enjoy!

Simms all the way. I have both the insulated and non-insulated versions. Very comfortable and dry (like they should be), but also have a number of "little" things that make them "fishing gear" rather than just "rain gear", such as angled cuffs with velcro, reinforced heels (which can be adjusted so they don't drag on the ground), and cinching cords that actually work (!). They don't bind when moving around either.

Hey folks - here's a new round of questions I've received. Do you agree with my answers?

Well, the 'Hawks are done for the year. Most of the starters are out with season ending injuries, and they have no depth. They will lose the next 2 games and be done. There simply isn't enough talent on the team to absorb that many injured players. I was at the first game in '76, and have been a fan ever since. But I've never seen them as beat up and decimated at the end of the season as this. They just have nothing left in the tank to keep going. That's the reality. Onward to next season!

I never use leaders.

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Welcome home! We're glad you're here.

Welcome home! We're glad you're here.

It's called the Bubba Shot, and here's how you do it: