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My advice, You won't know unless you give it a shot. If you don't try it will be sitting in the back of your mind forever. Just do your research before you go all in. I mull around going in business for myself. For me to do that in the trade I work in would take away all of my free time and that is the primary thing that holds me back. I know one baitshop owner who loves his job. He can't fish anymore because diabetes has taken his legs from him. He fishes vicariously thru the guys who come into his store.

I'm going to say yes, but my research would be based on panfish and walleye jig n live bait fishing. These fish can be very particular about jighead colors, and can change preference quickly. For bass, I use primarily black bullet weights on my t-rigs, so I have nothing to compare it to.

Would you be wearing the pink tutu?

I resemble that remark

The skeg can take alot.

Get a Judge and load it with 410. Attach laser sights to your handgun. Buy a pump shotgun, the sound of someone chambering a shell may be enough to scare off an intruder. Buy a large dog, He will more than likely protect those girls with his life

Stay the hell on shore and wait for spring. I'm in no mood to drown a frozen death.

You have a tourney and I have frozen water.

That's a very vague question. Alot more information is needed for anyone to give you an answer. Type of water you will be fishing ie small lakes , large lakes, shallow rivers, stump filled waters etc., species of fish (strictly bass or will you be fishing for salmon or crappies, or walley etc.), Style of of fishing ie., a raised deck for flipping or deep sides because you have kids fishing with you. Are electronics important or extremely important, 2 stroke or 4 stroke, is it more important to go fast or have a more stable fishing platform and so on. Or, Are you looking for personal opinions of BR members dream boats?

The only solar chargers I have seen have been mounted to boat lifts and docks.

NADA will give you a good idea, but also look at the used boat sites for similar boats. People sell boats for different reasons and it's possible you may be able to find a better deal or a boat better suited to your needs.

In a Purdue University classroom, they were discussing the qualifications to be President of the United States . It was pretty simple. The candidate must be a natural born citizen of at least 35 years of age. However, one girl, a blonde, in the class immediately started in on how unfair was the requirement to be a natural born citizen. In short, her opinion was that this requirement prevented many capable individuals from becoming president. The class was taking it in and letting her rant, and many jaws hit the floor when she wrapped up her argument by stating "What makes a natural born citizen any more qualified to lead this country than one born by C-section?"

Probably cuts down on the expense of talcum powder

The pink tutu should take care of that. Wranglers for regular jeans and Wallyworld Faded Glory for carpenters jeans. Edit: For work I wear Dickies double knees pants. They are not jeans but I can get a year or so of wear out of them. Blue jeans I can get 2 months max.

That's a pretty nice deal Rigid has for their batteries.

I have noticed Rigid lithiums are worse in cold weather than Milwaukees. I replaced my Rigid screwdriver with a Milwaukee. Makita cordless are lighter and more expensive than other brands. I have a corded Makita drill that's 25 years old and still runs. I have never used DeWalts but aot of tradesmen swear by them. Hitachi's are junk, I dropped a drill less than 4 feet and it shattered.. I dropped a Milwaukee hammerdrill about 12 feet, one of the teeth on the chuck cracked, and I have only replaced the brushes once in 12 years of almost daily usage. Their sawzalls have also performed flawlessly. I have one corded and one cordless. My sanders and saws at the house are Ryobi. They sit unused most of the time, but have never failed me. Milwaukees quality may have changed recentlysince they are no longer made in the USA but I haven't seen it. Bosch's customer service is laughable on a local level, and I believe they are part of B&D and DeWalt

Sincerely, Tokyo Tony j/k

Please explain....

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You've checked continuity, but have you checked for voltage?

http://www.northernillinoisbassmasters.org/index.html http://www.basshawg.com/index.htm

Last year was side imaging, the year before was iPilot, this year a new rig possibly?

Does she go to the gyn often? Sorry I had to. Didn't spend but $250 with the bait monkey this year. The boat monkey has been knocking on my door tempting me...

Pray their lithium batteries are better than the nicad. Their nicads are garbage