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BTW, I'm in Chicago. I get the same weather you get.

Road salt will do worse for the trailer than anything. My trailer is stored outside year round. The only rust I have is on the side/guide bunks

Inside weedlines can be very productive

A little more bite than I like, but not bad on the rocks. Seems like it has a hint of caramel but I'm not sure.

Is he saying that bass feed their fry??? https://www.outdoorlife.com/story/fishing/how-to-catch-monster-bass-with-a-frog/?utm_medium=syndication&utm_source=smartnews 1. Outdoor Life: What time of year/day is best for fishing with frogs? Ish Monroe: The best season to fish with frogs is post spawn anywhere in the country. Right after spawning, fish are guarding their fry (offspring) and frogs offer lots of nutrients for their fry. The best opportunity is first thing in the morning or late in the day, but you will catch the biggest fish midday (11 a.m. to 2 p.m.) fishing in super thick, heavy cover, and high sun

I grew up on Black Sabbath. Everything else is...well...

Great news

https://boatingindustry.com/news/2020/05/28/brp-exits-outboard-motor-business/

Bacon wrapped largemouth, veggies, and fruit for desert. Made a bourbon caramel glaze for the fruit.

Fox Chain today. Surface temp was 73* at 6am, probably from all that rain we got yesterday and last night. Was 85* at 2pm when we got off the lake. Got (2) 16", (2) 15" about a dozen shorts and a 12" crappie. Crappie and 1 of the 16" were on swim jigs. Other 3 keepers on wacky worms. Most of the short fish were caught on frogs in the middle of the day.

Picked up a bottle today. Was $30. Haven't cracked it open yet

750 I'll have to grab a bottle.

Question was: "Name something about your man that reminds you of Kermit the Frog" First thing that popped into my head was "His girlfriend is a fat pig"

Take it for face value. Average retail is just that, average. What I would look at is overall condition of the hull, motor, and trailer in the average retail price. Don't bother with the other filters. Then, find out from the seller about the age of the add ons. Trolling motor, electronics, power poles, batteries, trailer tires etc. If they are 3 years old or less, I'd add 50% of the cost of those items on to the price. So, if it has a $3k Ultrex, I'd figure $1500 on top of the average retail. $1500 graph, add $750. and so on. If the add ons are more than 3 years old, I'd be hesitant to add much onto the retail price unless the condition is immaculate. Buying a 25 year old boat, I'd make a deal contingent on a shop giving the boat/motor a once over and split the cost with the seller. I'd much rather be out $150 knowing ahead of time the boat was a dud, then out 7 grand and being stuck with a problem child.

So who gets your vote for an under $25 bottle?

My grandson caught 25 fish or so last Saturday and I had to drag him off the lake. I guess boys will be boys and girls will be girls.

You got your moneys worth if it lasted 17 years

Not a big wine fan either but I do like that wine.

Killed the last 4 fingers of Elijah Craig yesterday. Tonight is Jim Beam Peach with Canfield's Bold Ginger Ale. Bought it the first time about 8 weeks ago when mom was in Hospice. Dad's name is Jim and mom's name was Peaches. Saw it on the shelf and had to have it. It's a nice summer drink.