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I would have to vote none of the above.

My wife and I were walking through a local festival and this is what we saw. 2 locals, one playing guitar and one playing bass. They were pretty good but didn't know that words.

I would be excited with 1.53 gas. I am in Japan, gas was 4.06 for the longest. About 3 weeks ago it dropped to 2.33/gal.

Outstanding! What a great way to bring up a little girl! Everytime I bring my daughter she whips my butt.

I had a buddy that wanted me to go ice fishing with him. We got to the lake, I looked at it, and said he** no. It would have taken me at least 2 hours to cut a hole big enough to fit my boat, that is before I even start fishing! ;D ;D ;D ;D

I know that you can upgrade to a hydraulic steering system. That is what my boat has and it is smooth as can be.

The 11.2 that I am holding came on an 18 degree morning. She was caught on a deep running fire tiger crank bait.

When you go to the Nitro dealer walk up to the side of the boat and push. You can watch the whole side of the boat "cave". I had a very good buddy who worked at Tracker Marine at BPS and he ended up quiting because of the poor quality and poor customer service. I would look LONG AND HARD at a Nitro before I bought one. I am also a Triton owner and Nitro will NEVER beat the quality, I think that you will be disappointed. The older Nitros are good boats, but the newer ones aren't. That's my advise, that and .50 cents will buy you a Coke.

2 words, "pee pad". Jon boats are more stable so when you stand to pee the boat wont want to flip over and dump all your fish!

How about "Electric Hooker"? 8-)

Here is a video of me hitting 2 birds with my bass boat about a year ago. I was on Grand Lake in Oklahoma when it happened. I didn't even realize that I had hit them until I saw the video. If you look closely you can see how many birds I was in.

2002 Triton TR-20. 225 Merc Optimax.

I always start with the old trusty Strike King bleeding chartreuse and white spinner bait.

Chevy Z-71 Nuf said!

She was an 11.2 caught in Lake Arbuckle in southern Oklahoma early March. It was 18 degrees when we launched that morning and that was the only fish I caught the whole day, but it was the best day of fishing I have had! I took some pictures then let her go!