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Might need a new head or, if it's linked to a Bird, might need a new puck. Does it happen all the time or just occasionally? I ran electronic TM's for 15+ years. The only times I had issues was when GPS signal was lost.

Wife sabotage. She wants to keep you at home.

Ball python? Probably the most docile snake alive.

And all that rain still didn't bring our lakes and rivers up to summer levels

I had a '08 Tundra built in '07. First year of the last gen. 5.7 is a bullet proof engine and it's really sad it is no longer offered. The engine wasn't the issue. The problems were with everything besides the engine.

The poles are readily available online from many manufacturers. Probably run you about $100

My son lives on a lake with "bubblers" in the shallow bays. The bubblers are actually there to help prevent algae forming in the stagnant shallow water. The additional oxygen is the medium used to fight the algae blooms. I throw the same baits there as I do anywhere else. Jigs and worms.

"A good captain is not made from calm seas"-Proverb

Hence, why it's called a stand.

Only thing that reminds me of when I bought my truck is the annual renewal notice for Sirius radio. Bought it in 18 and I believe it will be paid off in October. The SuperDuty, aside from a water pump, has been trouble free for almost 90K. I can't say the same about the Tundra I had prior.

When I had the Lund, I installed orange LED's to light up the boat interior and cool blue to light up the lockers. Orange doesn't screw up your night vision. I will have interior lighting on my next boat. I also put Bluewater back up lights on the trailer which were a godsend when launching at night.

Don't get tunnel vision. Buck Perry's structure fishing is not only limited to bass.

Years ago I came to the conclusion that all women are crazy and all men are stupid. There are different levels of crazy and different levels of stupid.

I have 3 office girls at my disposal although they don't see it that way. I get it, they believe their job is as important as mine. I rely on them heavily but nothing they do is anything I can't do. My job is to make the company money and their job is to help me do that. As toxic as they may or may not be, I can adapt and make them feel they are important. It amazes me as to how different the 3 women I rely on are all polar opposites of anything sane. If I could combine all 3 women into one, she would be the perfect bride. The 3 women separated are a nightmare.

Don't give @A-Jay any ideas LOL.

I hear they taste pretty good with a side of ranch.

I was allergic. I got itchy rashes from it if I touched it. Wouldn't have even attempted to skin it

My ex wife had a rabbit. It was white and I was allergic. Don't remember whatever happened to it.

Agree, depending on the particular body of water. Fish of a similar year class/similar size will tend to congregate together. The larger the class of fish, the less the population. Regardless of size, they're still going to relate to the forage. Regarding size, the forage may/will be different. Different forage means different cover/structure to relate to. That being said. The turn around thought process is a good one. If I fish alone, I cast both sides of the boat and if I fish with a partner, we cast opposite until we hit on something.

I have been expecting it. Garmin is all over integration. The technology they've got going with Yammie is fantastic. Expensive but fantastic.

Best beer ever

Took my grandson fishing last Saturday. He saw his first deformed eagle. He was in awe at the size of the bird.

Me being from Chicago, I'd say alligators. Fished around them in both SC and FL. We have corn and rat snakes here that I come across occasionally.