Glenn
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Here's several articles on the topic: http://www.bassresource.com/content/search?SearchText=winterize+boat&SearchButton=Search
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This is such a sweet, sweet ride. Perfect for those electric only lakes, and ponds with primitive access. Just check out the seat on this page. Seriously, check it out. Pure genius. http://www.hobiefishing.com/mirage/mirage-pro-angler-14/
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1. Keep the rod in front of you through the whole cast. Don't bring it back behind you. Put the rod in front of your face and line it up with your target before casting. 2. Use your wrist. Use your wrist. Use your wrist. You're not going for distance here. It's accuracy. So use very little of your forearm. 3. Sounds like you have the thumb part down, so it goes without saying.
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Those are Ronnies. He gave them to me and I put them in your tackle stack by mistake. Sorry!
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http://www.bassresource.com/bass-fishing-forums/topic/82511-getting-to-know-the-bassresource-staff/?p=946646 Read #4.Does the water fill up the same rate when the livewell is both full and empty, running and not running? If the fill rate stays the same, and the hull is "bone dry" after filling it with water (no leaks), then the speedometer line is the likely culprit. Makes sense too, because it fills faster when the big engine is running....although, I'm not too sure I like it. http://www.bassresource.com/bass-fishing-forums/topic/137012-ok-heres-a-new-lil-eddie-megabug-blacknblue/Oh man, that's just not right!Uh...no. I meant blood relatives.It all depends on the company you're with at the time of the joking around. Adjust as necessary (don't make jokes at work, have fun around your friends, and offend your family as often as possible. ). Easy.Welcome Home!Welcome Home!Welcome Home!Welcome Home!Welcome Home!Welcome Home!Welcome Home!
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