Muddy

I can't cast that far

I voted California, and I hope it's on the end of Fourbizz's or lBranuss04's line!

I HAAVE AN OLD SIMMONS ,spring that lasted for 15 yearss. I need a new one also, and I agree with Glenn, it is a personal choice, I will probally get another spring type as I have been sleeping on them my whole life .

Mixed green salad, with some walnuts and a Balsamic/virgin olive oil dressing topped with Gorgonzola Cheese Elaine is putting together a shrimp scampi with Huge Shrimp and freshly made Linguine Cannoli Cake Good Coffee Have a Happy New Year!!!

HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL, From MUDDY AND ELAINE

Micro,Stringjam and FivebassLimit's posts have also helped me a great deal.

Bring it back to where you bought the battery, The Wal Mart here is excellent about helping get rid of all this stuff!

I resemble that last remark ;D I did this once and it really messed up the plates inside. The battery indicator would say full charge ,yet the battery ran down very fast, I had to get a new one I have been using the wAL mART EVERSTART group 27, keeps me on Mauch Chunk for 12 hours , no problem!

My favorite colors are the Crawfish and Bluegill patterns. I use a lot of the Rapala DT'sand I try to use one rated for deeper than the water I am fishing. The reason is I like contact with the bottom and rocks and wood. You get the feel after a while and you will be surprised how little you wind up snagged and how many aggressive bites you get bouncing them off things. I use a DT 14 or 16 in 12 feet of water a lot,on one of my Favorite Cranking spots.

What a drag! I did put a slight scratch in the finish , removing the wrap for the hook holder. I just put a few layers of clear nail polish on it, I am putting one of those Fuji Ez Hook holders in it's place.

and armor plated drawers, with pictures of little MIss Muffet on them ;D

I will contiue to use the 2 BPS rods I have and I still have an Extreme Reel ( BC) if I wanted anymore I would rather get them used and in good condition.

Hey Some PM's have stated maybe a esutrant that way rather than BPS, what is the generl feeling?

The support here , for each other, even when one of is is edgy and under the weather is wonderful. That and all the knowledge here and levels of understanding,guidance and forgiveness is what puts it over the top 8-)

Thanks can you PM me when you do

I want to fish it, I am not a collector. I had one left, it is now too corroded and banged up to use

Thanks, they are plastic and have different properties than the wood ones, i AM GOING ALL WOOD AND THE ONE i HAVE LEFT IS TOTALED!

I do not want to go to ebay, they are not rare. Anyone want to part with one?

No! Thank you for starting this thread, a lot of the best fisherman took time to share their experience, GREAT START FOR A GREAT THREAD, thanks Dominick

I would like to tell you to scratch something else, but it is a family site

I cancelled my account with BPS and have used all my points up. I will stick with TW and mostly Cabela's , I have never had an issue with Cabelas.

Thank You much: she is at work now, think I will raid the nail polish stash ;D

There seems to be more to a new bait than this.For instance, on prodding from Roadwarrior I decided totry A Fat Ika type bait( I use *, by ***) they worked like he said they would. One day I ran out of Fat Alberts, that I was using on a Jig Head, and the only plastic I had that closely resembled that bait was a *, Turned out it works better than a Fat Albert. So there is a lot more than just using a bait the way it is intended to use and there are ways all of us use baits that are not out of the box presentations.

Hummingbird bought out Bottomline about 2 years ago

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