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Glenn

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  1. Why go to that extent? Why not just boot into DOS and delete the folder from there? Just curious. I haven't found a virus/malware yet that can't be extinguished by going into DOS and wiping it out from there. They all rely on loading the OS.
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  6. Glenn replied to nitro929's topic in Tournament Talk
    Dobyns took it. I think that's something like the 40th or 50th boat he's won.
  7. Here's how to fix it: http://social.answers.microsoft.com/Forums/en/vistasecurity/thread/76635f4e-aa52-431f-a40d-847de41e708d
  8. Rangers are known for their rough water handling. If it's rough water you're concerned about, Ranger is the way to go. I've been in a lot of different boats during the 90's, most in rough water. And it was the Rangers that always fared best, with Champion coming in second. Rangers typically have deeper rod lockers and storage compartments too. At some point, storage is critical, so it's worth checking out.
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  10. In the summer key on current breaks. Anything that breaks current should catch your attention. Bridge pilings are good place to start. Across from Columbia park, there's a small boat lauch - fish that and the drop into deep water. Marina's are good too, and any drop into deep water (20+ feet). Forget about shallow water. Tubes, spider jigs, and finesse worms really rule this time of year. Topwater works early, but doesn't last long. In September, you can start to factor in shallow water. From mid-Sept to mid-Oct, they'll be shallow and feeding. Use the above baits plus crankbaits, spinnerbaits, and jigs. Good luck!
  11. They absolutely still produce. Otherwise the jig, spoon, worm, senko, buzzbait, etc. would be obsolete. BTW - I just took 2nd at a tournament, and spinnerbaits were key. I caught the biggest fish of the tournament on a spinnerbaits. Oh.... wait... no, they don't work. Don't use spinnerbaits....ever. :
  12. I used to get really upset over things like that in tournaments. Now I analyze. I try to figure out what happened... what went wrong. I've had the exact same thing happen to me twice in different tournaments. After analyzing, I realized I was using the wrong hook in one tournament, and the wrong-shaped sinker in the other. Made the adjustments and started catching fish. Problem solved.
  13. Holy Moly! What a pig! Great pic, and congrats on making the cut!
  14. Our very own Five.Bass.Limit recently reviewed the Jackall Cover Craw. Is it worth a spot in your tacklebox? Find out in http://www.bassresource.com/fishing_lures/jackall-cover-craw.html
  15. Like most bass clubs out there, this bass club started out as some buddies getting together a few times during the year. Find out what happened next. http://www.bassresource.com/bass-clubs/baws-bass-club.html
  16. Small, local bass clubs may post tournament announcements and results in the Bass Club forum. Any other tournaments must be non-profit AND have the permission of the mods or Admin in order to post. Exceptions can only be made by the admin.
  17. Hey folks, Time is nearing for the annual "Take A Soldier" fishing event called "Fishing For Freedom". Information is below. If none of you have attended an event like this, YOU HAVE MISSED OUT!! This is a fantastic event that's hard to describe. A report from last year can be found here: http://www.kdhnews.com/news/story.aspx?s=28405 Boaters are needed!! To sign up, go to http://www.texasboatworld.com/custompage.asp?pg=fishingforfreedom DON'T FORGET THIS IS A NO ENTRY FEE TOURNAMENT!!!!!!!! Win A Triton Boat! Fishing for Freedom 2009 has been scheduled for Saturday, October 10th on Lake Belton in Central Texas! The Central Texas Marine Dealers, Inc. in cooperation with the United States Army MWR at Fort Hood, Texas will host our returning Active Duty Heroes in addition to retired Military for all branches of service in a FREE BASS TOURNAMENT! The 2009 Fishing for Freedom Event will be headquartered out of the Belton Lake Outdoor Recreation Area (BLORA) on Fort Hood. According to Cliff Brown, Owner / General Manager of Texas Boat World in Killeen, “Fishing for Freedom is one way that our community may say thanks to those who have and continue to put their lives on the line for our country. Our desire is to offer a guided fishing experience to every interested soldier.” Rick Smith, President of the Central Texas Marine Dealers, Inc. and Owner / General Manager of Marine Outlet in Temple said, “The only thing a soldier needs to participate is the desire.” Texas Bass Fishermen along with community, state and national sponsors will provide the resources. Up to 200 hundred Bass Fishermen from across the state will volunteer to take a soldier fishing. Teams will be paired by draw. The potential for a “full field” will place 200 boats and 400 fishermen on Lake Belton during the Fishing for Freedom event! Each soldier will fish with a seasoned bass angler volunteer who will provide the boat, fuel and also fishing equipment if necessary. Tournament fishing will begin on Saturday, October 10th at “Safe Light” as determined by the tournament director. Due to the large number of entries expected for this tournament, teams will be placed in “flights” and depart the tournament site to head to their fishing location one-at-a-time based on the number drawn. Boaters are needed!! To sign up, go to http://www.texasboatworld.com/custompage.asp?pg=fishingforfreedom For information contact: Cliff Brown, Texas Boat World 254-699-9151, cbrown@texasboatworld.com Rick Smith, Marine Outlet, 254-773-9931, rick@marineoutlet.com.
  18. Site works great on the G1 and myTouch. They both have real web browsing built-in. No need to get a software update or buy an app to make it work, like some other phones. :
  19. The new Megastrike smells like fish to me. It's not a very strong scent, but man... the taste REALLY lingers! Ya, I know what you're thinking, but no, I didn't "try" it. I had pre-rigged some tubes, including "pre-scenting" them with Megastrike. When I went to tie one on, I hadn't realized I got some on the line. When I wetted the knot...surprise!
  20. Now THAT'S funny! My eyes are watering I laughed so hard!
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