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I read many post here about Paca Craws and Spot Remover Jigs; well we recently received both at work so I bought both. Yea the both actually work quite well, I highly impressed with the action of the Paca Craws. My favorite color is the Okeechobee Bug which is Green Pumpkin on top and Sapphire Blue on the bottom.

I have Denny Brauer's Jig Secrets To Huge Catches DVD and he demonstrates how to do this but I for the life of me can't get it. RW you ganna make me buy a Spining Rig yet

The function of primers on metal is to passivate the surface and temporarily provide corrosion resistance, and they are used to provide an adhesive base for the next coating. Sometimes, wash primers are also applied to aluminum and other metals to enhance adhesion. Once again you show your intelligence; Airplanes & boats have plenty in common even down to their terminology. MIL-S-13949/4 (Military Specification) is the same SteelFlex product which has met all requirements of Military Standards for use by the United States Military. MIL-A-24179A is moisture inhibitive, dissolves adhesives, & displays corrosion-resistant properties. Care to guess what it is? If you guessed WD-40 you would be correct! Every thing know to man has a Mil spec, Mil Standard, AN (Army/Navy) spec, or some other designation for military use.

FYI this keeps coming up so again my Resume' Aerospace Industry: 15 years Job position: Licensed Airframe/Power Plant Mechanic & Manufacturing Engineer Duties as a mechanic: Preformed periodic depot maintenance (PDM) and structural repairs to the entire airframe including all flight surfaces. Preformed maintenance/overhaul to the aircraft engines and thrust reverser system. Certified in oxygen system, fuel system, hydraulic system, pneumatic system, and cable rigging overhaul/replacement. Duties as a ME: Organized/planned/scheduled all customer job requirements, wrote work instructions for production, & coordinated between Customer, Operations, Production, and Quality Assurance, SQ&TP (Supplier Quality & Technical Processes and Engineering Design Organization(s) in/on problem resolution. Investigated damage to aircraft, reviewed repair manuals/drawings, choose proper repair/part replacement, & submitted to DER (Design Engineer Representative) for approval. Created work instructions for the fabrication of detailed parts. Ordered all tools, parts, materials required for depot maintenance, repairs and part fabrication. And what is yours?

That small still voice that says, look around, I created of this just for your enjoyment

Another solution Stop buying foreign oil, drill our own oil, build more of our own refineries, and quit giving our technology to foreign countries.

Excellent Would you say you're now hooked on plastics?

May 14th: every one will fill up causing a huge spike in sales May15th: no one buys gas causing a huge drop May 16th: every thing back to normal Income for the year ending 2006: Exxon/Mobile: $62,000,000,000 Do you think they could out?

Matt your answer is one of the reasons I night fish; here's a little quote from Mr. Hannon which I think fits right in with your answer. Sloppy technique is much more likely to show up in the bright light of day. These fish can be hard to catch in daylight, not so much because they are shy and spooky, but rather because they are bold enough and curious enough to swim right up and see what you are. Darkness covers up an angler's presence and most of all his mistakes. Fish don't feed as regularly at night as they do in the day but when they are feeding, it's far less of a problem to catch them.

You was gone? Keep chunking & reeling it'll fall in place

First if you're having problems with fiberglass resin flaking off it's because too much catalyst was added making it harder and the surface was not prepared correctly. Second there is more than one type of fiberglass resins 1. Epoxy Resin is a low viscosity, light amber laminating resin that is designed for fabricating parts and other demanding structural applications. 2. Polyester Laminating Resin for laminating thin fiberglass skins on plywood or for general purpose fiberglass repairs. 3. Vinyl ester resin for repairing tank linings, blistering boat hulls, as well as fabricating tough all-around parts. If y'all are using Polyester Laminating Resin the kind used with fiberglass cloth y'all are using the wrong product. Third Steelflex is a product name for an Epoxy Resin which has Teflon plus added; another readily available Epoxy Resin is System 2000 Epoxy Resin which test results have proven superiority over other room temperature epoxies. Its low viscosity and great handling characteristics make it a favorite in the shop too! And yes Ozarkie I've used MIL-S-13949/4, while it is impressive to state that it is used on Airboats it is more impressive to state it's used in the Aero Space Industry because of its toughness and flexibility. Now I've admitted I've used Steelflex you need to admit that by using Polyester Laminating Resin on aluminum you were using the wrong product! Gee aint this fun reminds me of working for North/Grumman

By all means use a quality primer; you can achieve the same results by simply using fiberglass resin. Scuff sand the bottom first, apply the primer, & then paint on the fiberglass resin till the desired thickness is achieved. The key is you do not want a smooth surface; the fiberglass resin will adhere only to a rough surface. You can ask Home Depot or Lowe's if the have an EPOXY BASED RESIN similar to the one mentioned above, there are dozens on the market.

Tall tree & short piece of rope

What's being missed here is the definition of MMA (Mixed Martial Arts), no one style will prevail over another. Boxing alone will not do it but neither will Martial Arts alone get it done, but combine 2 or 3 styles of fighting now you have some thing. Again I'll say most Boxers or Martial Artist lack the killer instinct to win in MMA, look at the De La Hoya vs. Mayweather fight one would land a punch stunning the other and they would maybe follow it up with a 3 or 4 punch combination only to back off. Now look at a Chuck Liddell, Randy Couture, or Royce Gracie once they hurt you it's over. I don't think this instinct can be taught I believe you're born with it; another perfect example would be Sugar Ray Leonard.

What type of material is it made from?

Now that's a good looking boat, like the paint scheme

Gene Larew Salty Hawg Craws in 4, 5, & 6 Paca Craws

Please handle with care as per MSDS SECTION 1: PRODUCT IDENTIFICATION: TRADE NAME: 9XS SUPER STEELFLEX PART 1 RESIN CHEM NAME: BISPHENOL A/EPICHLOROHYDRIN BASED EPOXY RESIN HEALTH HAZARDS: Does not present an immediate health hazard during emergency incidents. Contact with hot material can cause thermal burns. May cause allergic skin reaction. INHALATION: This material does not normally present an inhalation hazard, however, in applications where vapors (caused by high temperature) or mists (caused by mixing) are created, breathing may cause a mild burning sensation in the nose, throat and lungs. EYE CONTACT: May cause temporary discomfort or irritation to the eye. Contact with hot material can cause thermal burns, which may result in permanent damage or blindness. SKIN CONTACT: May be slightly irritating to the skin. Repeated skin contact may result in an allergic skin reaction causing itching, burning, redness and swelling. Contact with hot material can cause thermal burns, which may result in permanent damage MATERIALS TO AVOID: Can react vigorously with strong oxidizing agents, strong Lewis or mineral acids, and strong mineral and organic bases. Avoid contact with water or liquids. Do not allow molten material to contact water or liquids as this can cause violent eruptions, splatter hot material, or ignite flammable material. Reaction with some curing agents may produce considerable heat and possible violent decomposition.. Other than this it is an excellant EPOXY BASED RESIN

Trout a La Meunière Prep Time: 15 minutes Yields: 6 servings Ingredients: 6 (7-ounce) trout fillets ½ cup vegetable oil 2 cups rice flour 1 cup egg wash (1 egg, ½ cup milk, ½ cup water) Salt and pepper to taste 1 pound of butter Juice of 1 lemon 1 tbsp minced parsley Method: In a heavy bottomed saut é pan (skillet), heat oil over medium-high heat. Separately season flour and trout with salt and pepper. Dip trout in egg wash then in flour. Saut é 3-5 minutes on each side or until golden brown. Remove and keep warm. In same skillet, melt butter over medium-high heat until it browns around the edges of pan. Squeeze in lemon juice, and add minced parsley. Serve over saut éed trout.

Having held 3 Golden Glove Titles (Middleweight) & 4 Full Contact Shotokan Karate Titles (1st Ikkyu Brown) it would depend on if the boxer could stay on his feet; if not it would be over quickly. Then again if the UFC fighter was Chuck The Iceman Liddell it might still be over for the boxer. Boxers don't have the killer instinct required to compete in the UFC, neither do most Martial Artist.

Justfishin, that's what we are here for! To learn

Make certain you center the jack plate to the transom other than that it's a piece of cake to install. Setting the correct height is aint that hard either far a 25 hp; a good starting point would be setting the anti-cavitation plate around 1 ¼ from the bottom of the boat.

Well fishing does stop the eye twitches, the angry voices in my head, the constant staring at the full moon. Nah it aint therapy

For your information only As many people here already know I work for Academy and we sale 10 to 12 bait casting combos daily. Of these we get probably 5 back on a week or less for various reasons; that's 45 to 50% that do not hold up under fishing conditions. Now you make a decision if these combos are worth the money spent or not?