whitwolf
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58-46 over the heels. How sweet it is!
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I really can't add much to what Sam posted. I met many of the same pros and he's right when he said there's so much to see! One of the thrills for me was meeting and talking to Hank Cherry and especially Clay Dyer at the Livingston booth. Clay Is quite an Impressive Individual, his disabilities have not detoured him one bit and he's one of the nicest folks I have ever had the pleasure of talking to, in or out of the fishing Industry. Another guy that stood out was Alton Jones. A super nice guy and while I'm not at liberty to discuss what we talked about(board rules) I will say that his conviction Is quite Impressive! My wife thought the world of him. I got a great picture with Jimmy Houston and both my wife and myself enjoyed the few minutes we got to talk. My highest praise though will have to go to Bobby Uhrig. I had met him before a few years ago and from that first time and everytime thereafter he is the same, simply great people! I have been to several classics and each time I go they get better. I highly suggest if you get a chance to go you should. Here's a couple photo's I got with two fine folks! Sam, I hate I missed you and Glenn but there's always the next classic.
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Welcome!
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Welcome!
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lololol....OK now for the folks North of the Mason-Dixen line this will be laughable. They were calling for snow "showers" this morning. I left the house at 5 and It was snowing to beat the band. All total we got about 2 1/2 inches that were totally unexpected. There were cars everywhere. It's almost gone now with more "expected" Wednesday evening. We shall see. Anyway.....Snow, and Winter in general sucks!
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Sam, awesome report! When I get home from work I'll add mine and my wifes experience from the expo and weigh-in's plus a few pictures from Sunday! We forgot thre camera on Saturday.
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You must be talking about that pleasing to the ear Southern drawl! It's far from redneck!
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Nope but a few changes have been made with regards to my mindset and approach. I still am of the opinion that each fishing trip Is a gift and the goal Is to have fun but , and I can't really explain this, I'm seeing things more clearly and actually concentrating much more than before.
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It's a Ryobi.... That's exactly what I paid for that reel in '80.lol
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I don't have much but what I do have is fairly well organized. When I fish I only take what I feel gives me the best shot at catching fish. a few times a year I put everything back on pegs, take an Inventory, and buy as needed. I keep my spinnerbaits In a seperate box but most everything else Is on pegs. This closet Is much smaller than at the house I had before I got married but you learn to maximize space and to rid yourself of tackle that you haven't used in years. I did something in this closet that I didn't In the other In that I hung some pictures and some items like the first baitcaster I bought back In '80. It's a work In progress with (of course) more tackle to be added.
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Welcome!
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Welcome!
