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Perhaps of interest... http://www.bassresource.com/fishing/props.html http://www.bassresource.com/fishing/outboard.html

Do you have any perch in that pond?

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I've seen and tried on the Simms Prodry suit. Very impressive.

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I would never, ever, ever use anything but trailer tires on my boat. You're just asking for it otherwise. It's like riding without a seatbelt. It only takes once for a castrophe to happen. And who knows how many people you'll take out in the process - and how many lawsuits they'll win because you're trailer wasn't properly equipped. When that happens, tell me again how much you saved.

Go with trailer tires. No, I'm not trying to be funny. Some folks try to use light truck tires or even car tires. Not a good idea. I could write a paragraph why, but it's obvious a light truck tire is for...light trucks; and a trailer tire is for....trailers. If a tire isn't designed for the job, don't use it.

Since you asked for "the best" in a fishing forum, then I presume you're looking for the dryest, most durable outfit that's designed by and for anglers. I also presume cost is not a factor. Winner: the Simms ProDry outfit. The jacket and bib will run you a cool grand, but when you're warm and dry in a storm, and not weighed down by the gear nor restricted by it, you won't be thinking about how much you paid for it. http://www.simmsfishing.com/shop/bass-collection.html

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Whelp, I suppose that means you'll be back on the water by summer. I'm glad to hear the prognosis. It could've been much worse. You can do this.

Prices continue to hover around $2.30/gal in my area. Been that way since summer.

That's not a fair statement. I'm not in that profession, but I fully understand exactly what OPEC is doing, and why, and it's affects on the U.S. oil industry. I saw this coming over a year ago. While it's nice to see low gas prices for a change, I also cringe because not only do I know it's impacts, but also know it's temporary. All that from some dude that's not in the industry. Fancy that.

^^ This ^^ Those low prices are designed to drive U.S. production out of the market, and bring back its dependancy on OPEC oil.