Glenn
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Chris, I always look forward to seeing your pics when you post them, and I wasn't disappointed! Great stuff!!
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Welcome Home!
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Welcome Home!
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We're done here. We've edited this several times, but you guys just can't keep the personal attacks and politics out of it.
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Calculus and Trigonometry are tough. It took me awhile to figure out that it wasn't about memorizing formulas and equations. It's about learning to solve a problem in a logical, methodical manner - from point A to point B - and being very thorough. Once I learned how to approach it differently, my grades shot up. Hope that helps you!
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I whacked the thing-a-ma-bob upside the head. Try it now.
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Check out this exclusive video of Dean Rojas with a special guest interviewer. Do you recognize him? http://www.bassresource.com/bass-fishing-videos/dean-rojas.html
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Was just there last weekend. I got a 3-10, 4-14, and a 5-10. Not to be outdone, Keri nailed a 6-13! And the water isn't even above 50 degrees yet!! Not sure if we can make it though. But we'll certainly try!
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Again, it has not been cancelled. Just scaled back.
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STOP! your killing me! Went out again today on the same lake and Keri nailed a 6-13!
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I'd say that's contingent upon water clarity and cover. But as a general rule, I use Med/Light 6' 8" rods (G-Loomis and Fenwick Techna AV) paired with Abu-Garcia reels spooled with 8-10 lb P-Line. Again...a general rule. I'll go down in line weight in ultra-clear water, and use shorter, med action rods w/10 lb line for heavier cover with dingy water. It's more or less matching your line and equipment to the conditions.
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Fishing season is year 'round in Washington state. However, many smaller lakes are closed Nov-Apr. Just went out today and got a 3-10, 4-14, and 5-10. 8-)
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I have a small head, so it's hard for me to find glasses that fit my face snug like they should. I went through a lot of glasses until I found Hobie polarized glasses. These things fit great, and they work really, really well. They're a bit pricey, but you're not thinking about price when you're out there fishing with them. Here's a few articles that might help you decide which is right for you: http://www.bassresource.com/fishing/fishing_glasses.html http://www.bassresource.com/fishing/polarized_glasses.html http://www.bassresource.com/fishing/sunglasses.html http://www.bassresource.com/fishing_lures/sunglasses.html http://www.bassresource.com/beginner/Fishing-glasses.html
