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next time , take eric with you. i heard he has elite swimming/boat towing skills. ;D ;D on a serious note , glad youre ok.

very nice!

oh man , im not looking forward to that. i got another 5 months before shes here though.

most , if not all , of our great food down here are those hole in the wall' places you would ignore when driving by. yum.

ive been through chi town , it does have its share of hispanics , but so does south florida lol. chicago does have consistantly better mexican food though. you must have not been to the better restaurants if youve been down here. denny's doesnt count ;D.

ah. almost looks like the kinami kut tails.

thanks for the tip! lol it could of been much worse. i wasnt down here , but i heard last years winter was pretty cold...

what bait is that? looks very familiar.

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http://www.badia-spices.com/cooking/cooking_prod_detail.cfm?id=131 http://allrecipes.com/Recipe/Mojo-Grilling-Marinade/Detail.aspx http://www.tasteofcuba.com/mojo.html http://icuban.com/food/mojo.html

;D ;D ;D ;D that about sums it up for cxx.

i thought my nokia nuron was a bad arse...untill i read about some of those apps the other phones support. oh well , $10/month for internet isnt bad. : i miss my old nokia 5310. bulletproof and excellent audio playback for a phone.

i dont have one favorite. the ones i do keep stocked are : *** 4" and 5" trick sticks AB 8" taper tails zoom speed worm zoom u tails zoom finesse worm. natural (baby bass and/or watermelon candy) and white shades are all i need.

good stuff. i love grilling chicken but sometimes i char it or it comes out a bit dry. lower , indirect heat it is. i like to get some boneless breasts and marinate them in mojo with diced onions and green bell peppers for at least a few hours. sprinkle on some all seasoning and bam - delicious chicken. cheap , simple and amazing. im not too sure if our northern members know about teh mojo.

the singer from Death has a killer voice.

CXX is just great. either on a BC reel , as a leader or on a large arbor spinning reel.

;D thanks. a lot of the pics are from that spot or another on the same lake that looks very similar. great thing that alot of the people that fish this lake practice C & R. ill try to change up the background next time im out.

id still use a leader. the albright/alberto is very compact. smooth casting also helps.

used citica d with a shimano compre. i love mine. or a new citica E with a clarus. also a great rod but i havnt used the new citica.

ive ended up with some nifty colors by doing that. i keep a bag of used plastics that ill re-use untill they either get thrown or are no longer fishable. sometimes the new color produced , sometimes it didnt.

cool , thanks.

ive always wanted to learn to fly fish but all those choices of lines , flies , rods , leaders , tippets etc seem overwhelming to me. i almost picked one of those fly rod combos (pflueger or fenwick) but decided not to. would one of those be OK to start out with , or would you be better off with something else..? sorry to thread jack OP.

since you are no longer under your previous user name , doesnt that disqualify you from earning your free post count lure?

i loooooooooooooooove the coasters. ive been to cedar point , adventure island , a couple parks in hershey pa , six flags , bush gardens and a couple others im forgetting. i love it! ...except those wooden ones. the ones at the six flags in GA are just terrible. i thought i was going to die when i stepped off those things. they also have a metal one called the ninja or something like that. when i got off that one , i felt like i just got beat up. however , the streak (or blue streak , i cant remember) at cedar point and the montu at bush gardens in tampa fl are the smoothest wood coasters ive been on.

this. i have the 602 that i picked up from ffo and that thing has hauled in some decent sized peacock and largemouth bass with out a single hiccup. i have it on a light power shimano clarus. its a realllly fun set up.