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K.I.S.S. I use the same jig for all applications

Ok there is another jig that does the same thing, slid the line through the head, tie on a split ring and the slide the spit ring over the hook. I've seen that jig some where I'm gonna look in my old tackle boxes.

Ask the people in Oklahoma, Kansas, & Missouri if they believe in Global Warming? I remember the same thing last year

Plyometrics http://www.exrx.net/Lists/PowerExercises.html

It was said that Earl Anthony would never make it as a Pro because of his style; 10 Professional Major Titles (6 PBA National Championships, 2 Firestone Tournament of Champions, and 2 ABC Masters Champions) are the most by any bowler. Anthony also won seven PBA Senior Tour titles for 48 total PBA Tour titles.

1. Nope 2. Nope & you can't make me 3. Yes; Texas Rigged 4. 3/8 oz most of the time for most depths

I would get a map and study the Negreet area real well; I would read http://www.bassresource.com/bass_fishing_forums/YaBB.pl?num=1196339007

Other than the skirts y'all don't think they look the same? Jungle Jig Jig-X

If you really want to catch a double digit bass book a trip with Tom Redington, George Welcome or Randall any time between now and the first of March.

Just off the top of my head: quinine - anti-malaria opium - codine and morphine aspirin - headaches, blood thinner coca - novacaine None of these come from the rain forest, all can be grown in your back yard

Organized confusion

My Texas Rig rod is a Shimano Crucial CRC-X610MH; I throw 10 worms/6 Gene Larew Salty Hawg Craws & I simply love it

Texas

Excalibur Tx3 Rotating Treble Hooks

It maybe just me but Jig X looks just like a Jungle Jig® by Northland

Exactly, I like rubber when I want a small profile jig

Robert I don't care what Russ says you're alright

Growing up in southwest Louisiana I not only had the privilege of knowing Paul (Dud) Dudley Faulk, I also worked (cleaning the shop, running errands, & delivering calls) for him and hunting with him. The only other calls I use are Eli Haydel Game Calls

X2

Dan asked for a combination varmint/deer rifle; the .243 fits this bill perfectly and the ammo is more readily available in small town stores where most hunting is done.

Cartridge: .243 Winchester 100 grains Recoil energy: 8.8 Recoil velocity: 8.7 Cartridge: .270 Winchester 130 grains Recoil energy: 16.5 Recoil velocity: 11.3 Cartridge: 7mm-08 Remington 140 grains Recoil energy: 12.6 Recoil velocity: 10.1 Cartridge: 45-70 Government 300 grains Recoil energy: 23.9 Recoil velocity: 14.8 The .243 would be best because you can get bullets light enough varmints or heavy enough for deer The 7mm-08 Remington is a fine cartridge but you will have problems finding them. The .45-70 Government's recoil is scary for a seasoned shooter and at 300 grains it's over kill for most deer. Here's a link that may help you out http://www.chuckhawks.com/index2d.rifles.htm

At the depths you're talking about a single beam will give you better detail

Carol problem is a chest muscle that spasms around a blood vessel closing it off like a heart attack. Me I still can't straighten up

Dude that could have had a harder time walking than me

X2 + a Fluke or Wacky Rig