Glenn
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That IS Lusk's article.
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It's not a crackpot theory. It's fact. Here's the article that started it all: http://www.bassresource.com/fish_biology/skinny-fish.html
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I agree with all of this except Rejuvinate. I use Catch & Release exclusively. No other formula gets in my boat. As for ice, break it up instead of using blocks. It cools the water faster. That said, ensure the temp doesn't drop any more than 10 degrees lower than the lake temp, as that could shock the fish and do more harm than good. Will all that, I leave you this: Invite all your friends and neighbors over and have a big fish fry instead.
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Welcome home, and THANK YOU for sponsoring us!
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Welcome home!
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Welcome home!
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I would suggest posting 9 more times. btw - Welcome home!
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Please see the FAQ's for your answer. Thanks!
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Welcome home!
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Welcome home!
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Welcome home!
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I call them "food".
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Bluetooth is slow. Remember, when you hook it up via USB, you have to go to your phone and give permission for your computer to access your files, otherwise it won't show up on your computer. It's easy to do: once you're connected, just go to your phone and click the "USB Connection". It will ask if you want to give your computer permission. At least, this is how it works on my Android phone. If you have an iPhone, you probably need to buy something in order for it to work.
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There's no need to designate it anymore. The system automatically figures it out. Just post the link, and it should work.
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It befuddles me how a team that hasn't made the playoffs in a very long time, still gets a ton of media play, hype, and Monday/Sunday night games.
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Thanks guys!
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No, it doesn't dump or bump a BassResource sponsor. The system we use determines which ad to show - Google OR bassresource sponsor. Never shall the two meet or interfere with each other - ever. Now, what you're referring to is called "retargeting" in marketing lingo. It's not spyware, malware, or a virus. Simply put, when you visit some websites, then an ad for that site will appear on different sites you visit. And it's not exclusive to Google - all major ad networks work this way. And all major companies do this - Home Depot, ATT, Verizon, Sears, etc. You're probably seeing a lot these days if you did any online shopping during the holidays. Just check out the ads on the sites you normally visit, and you'll see what I mean. The reason they do this is quite simple, really. You've expressed an interest in their products and services by visiting their site. Perhaps you bought something from them, maybe not. But if they can toss a special offer at you - often exclusive to retargeting campaigns with steep discounts - then you may come back and buy. It's very, very effective. The more sophisticated companies set cap limits, meaning that if you don't click on the ad within X views, then they stop showing it to you. It seems the ad you're talking about has no such limit. Simply deleting your cookies will fix that, however note that you'll lose all your saved logins as well. BTW - the "folded" right corner of the ad is a separate link to Google adsense, not meant as an "ad" or "promoting adsense", rather it's informational for YOU in case you have questions regarding the ad network. Some people are very, very suspicious and leery of ads due to the media over-hyping misconceptions and myths about the Internet. The "folded" corner link goes to Google's privacy policy about their ad network. Clicking on the actual ad will take you to that website, often directly to a page explaining the offer details. Ads are harmless. However, without them, most sites wouldn't exist, including this one. So if you try to block them, you're just hurting the very sites you enjoy.
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