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Shortsighted dreams, I want the docs to figure out what's wrong with my arm. The neurosurgeon thinks he knows, I had a 4th mri last week and a follow up this Thursday. Long term, I will do one of 2 things. I will either own a fishing resort, or give up my dreams to make my sons dream come a little easier.

I'm flattered

Last night I dreamt something about a train going into a tunnel. Not sure what that was all about.

I've been crapped on by seagulls more than once while fishing.

A new Ranger Z522 Comanche well equipped lists upwards of 80k You need to come up with a budget of what you are willing to spend, and your list of must haves and go from there.

Oceans are more forgiving. Waves and currents are more constant for the most part. The Great Lakes can turn on you on a dime. There is no reason to use drift socks on an everyday tin or bass boat with the advent of GPS enabled trolling motors like the Terrova or Powerdrive. I used drift socks on my dads Pro Line to slow the boat down to less than 3mph during trolling. We were always under power when we used them. I'd be weary to use them when actually drifting, but it is done all the time. To each his own.

80k or less

New, or is used ok?

Well equipped plus taxes around 40k

They said there's only a 15% on the job mortality rate for underwater welders.

That's what we speculate took down the Lund.

The Great Lakes are unforgiving. There are over 6000 shipwrecks which should tell you something. A 20' Lund went down a couple years ago perch fishing out of Waukegan Harbor in IL. in 2ft seas that went rogue. I've been caught in some nasty stuff on Lake Michigan. One time, I was sure I was going to die on the lake with my son, who was around 5 at the time. We were salmon fishing and I saw a storm coming in. Started heading back but we were too far away. It over took us. It took all that I had to navigate around a mile or so in 8-10 foot seas in my dads 24' Pro Line after getting caught in the storm. The boat sustained some damage after the windlass had come loose and the anchor smashed into the hull. We made it back to the marina a little shook up.

Song titles were basic and to the point

If the fish are legally caught he has every right to keep them for dinner. Don't give away your honeyholes anymore

What little punk I listened to was GG, DK, Black Flag, and the Ramones, and. some, I guess you would call them crossover bands metal/punk like Venom, SOD, MOD, COC.

Bet you're real fun at Godzilla film festivals

Figured you more of a GG Allin guy

Found you a job homie. It's going to require moving the wife and kids to Alaska. Discovery Channel has a new show called Alaskan Steel Men. It's about underwater welders. A greenhorn got a flash burn and the crew talked him into peeing on his hands and rubbing his eyes with the pee to relieve the pain. I thought of you. LOL

So, you're into pop music...

I normally stay home. I was planning on heading to a lake in SE Wisconsin next Tuesday to avoid the crazies, but my son can't take off work. Were going out on Monday. Reports say the bass and pike are on fire right now. Don't want to miss it. It's just my luck we had a cold front come thru last night and another coming thru Sunday.

3/8 Bull Gill, white, and blacknblue. I vary the colors of my trailers

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Providing, you have at least 8ga wire, yes. You will however need a short jumper with connectors like this http://www.jamestowndistributors.com/userportal/show_product.do?pid=2254&familyName=Ancor+Marine+Grade+4+AWG+Battery+Cable+Assembly+ to connect the batteries in series. I'd also pick up some shrink tubing and assorted butt connecters which needs to be heated with a heat gun or open flame.

Were you targeting them. I've never caught a musky when I tried. Seems I only get them during bass tourneys