Crappiebasser

The best ones are from Steve Spurrier. The one this year after A&M beat them was classic. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ws5lZCkR6iw

I guess we can all get cheaper rods. Who needs a rod to feel a strike when you can see it.

I've had it for about 4 months. I work from home so I really only wear it 2-3 times a week. I wore it for 16 hours straight Friday with no issues though.

Why not just replace the wire so you can run it the right way? Tilt and trim is a pretty straight forward wiring job. Some older outboards with marginal water pumps can run hot if trimmed down and the motor is working too hard. It wouldn't be worth the risk of over heating or possibly dragging the foot on a boat ramp to me.

I have a Tuck 2.0 for my Glock and it's very comfortable to me. I have a friend with the same holster for a 3" 1911 and he says it pinches his side. I think it's because he's too fat but I won't say it to a guy toting a 45.

Dobyns 745 Dx and an older Chronarch 50 MG for most pitching. I don't do much flipping but the same rod works for what little I do.

Raiders helicopter is more like this. This is Alabama after all.

They are already sold out.

I like mine but I can see where they could be small with a 200 size reel. I have 50s on mine and they palm just fine for me.

To get the 350 verado you gotta go Basscat. http://www.basscat.com/jaguar.html

Keitech swing impacts

Aww you're too generous. My 84 VW Rabbit diesel is a good car but I wouldn't call it a super car.

I hope that works better for you than it did for me. The wife wanted a double oven so I went all out, new cabinets, counter tops, all new appliances. Now I never get a decent meal because "we" don't want to mess up the kitchen. I'd give anything for an old half rusted out stove with some chicken frying on top it.

Leaving the TM plugged in wont hurt a thing.

Never had one blow up but sealing the hole after you light it could get dangerous.

This is they way I've always done it but we pour fertilizer in the hole then use diesel to wash it into the wood. The oxidizer makes it burn much hotter.

I did not like the LTB DS rod. It felt too whippy for my tastes. I went to a 7'1" M rod and like it much better.

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x2 a custom is an expensive starting point when you don't know what you really want. You can always modify and accessorize and stock rifle.

The only post able wives tale I have ever heard was boxers keep the boys cool and swimming faster. I've heard several other wives tales about the subject but they would never make it past the mods.

X2 If you're really serious about it though, you can buy barrels pretty cheap on some of the gun auction sites.

The LTB 7'9" H is a punching rod rated 1/2-2 oz. The LTB swimbait rod is a 7'10" rated 1-4 oz. which one are you referring to?

It's a great deep crankbait Rod. I had one until I upgraded to a LTB.

I'm sure you can speak on Carters Lake GA more than I can but I have caught fish there in the summer suspended in 80-100'. Those fish don't seem to care about the rule of thumb.

Those 26 and 30' holes on the north end look interesting too. If I were a pre spawn bass run off the flats by a cold front that's where I'd go.