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That's why it's a perfect pickup, the titans never had a receiver that can do that to a team. And don't say Derrick Mason was one, Wychek drew more double coverage that Mason ever could. A WR usually doesn't instantly make a team better, but that's not the case here. No more 8 guys in the box.

And he will be a problem. Watch the team start to have internal problems. It will have an effect on the number of wins. when he left the pats, they went 3-0. when he was with the vikes they went 0-3. the media down here in florida is killing the dolphins for not picking him up. i am glad they did not pick him up and merriman is a joke. after he got busted for roids 3 years ago, he has 3 sacks and has missed a bunch of games because he is always injured. the titans were a good team, now they have issues. just watch. I really don't see any issues, it isn't like we gave up a 3rd round pick for the guy :. Just like I said I'm sure he knows what's up, and if he acts up they will let him go, Fisher kept Haynesworth on a leash and look at what is happening in Washington, he's ticking and moaning b/c he doesn't want to play a 3-4 defense. Good coaches(Belichick, Fisher) know how to deal with those kinds of egos. I guarantee you the Pats would have picked him up if he had made it back to them. I mean, if that would have happened, all it would have been was a loan for a month(for free), and a 3rd round pick. Sounds like a good deal to me.

And he will be a problem. Watch the team start to have internal problems. It will have an effect on the number of wins. I don't think he will be that big of a problem really. Not for one year. I would guess he's realized if he wants another payday he'll play the last 8 games of this season. And to top it off he'll get the ball thrown to him. The titans don't have anyone else that is a legitimate threat to catch the ball except britt, and he's hurt. They don't have a wr on the field until last week that could draw a double team, and he got hurt. This takes one more guy out of the box so CJ can run the ball now. When britt gets back on the field, and he keeps doing what he's already done, they will be dangerous. I think Fisher can keep him under control for 8 games. I'm pretty sure Moss realizes after getting traded, then cut 26 days later, that it might be in his best interest to play a little football if he wants one more decent contract.

That's one thing I haven't had it out in yet. From the barge wake I've went through it did really well. I'm gonna run it on sunday and try to get it set up right. I'm not getting the lift I think I should and gonna do some tweaking on sunday and try and get some action pics.

There's a ramp at jonathan creek. If it's real windy you should be fine staying in there. It's a pretty big creek, but also kind of protected from a harsh N or S wind.

x2. Major water ways are marked pretty good. Still with the drawdown we have now I don't run out of marked channels on plane right now, excluding bays that I know from experience where to run.

My big worry is beating up the motor while towing. I will be towing a lot. I have a 04 Tundra 4.7L engine. It tows my two boats really easily. I've towed my dads triton 20x2 several times and it does the job just fine. Unless I was going up a hill you really couldn't tell that big boat was behind the truck. The actual trailer of the boat will make a difference as well, tandem is better.

It will be used all throughout winter. I'll be duck hunting or fishing every weekend, just depends on the weather.

Yea I do have one- it actually needs to be lengthened to raise the motor a little bit more- I'm gonna check that out this weekend to see if I can add another hole. It catches a few fish. Nothing too big so far, but the fishing has been pretty tough the past few weekends.

Picked this up two weekends ago, but haven't gotten around to taking any pics until now. 2005 Blazer 190 Pro-V with a 200 hp Yamaha I've been really impressed with the ride so far. Although I haven't had it out in a real chop yet, it has handled the boat and barge wake really well.

Same here on the skeet rod, biggest POS there is.

Tighten the screw that should help.

Are you talking about the torque of the motor at higher speeds makes it kind of uncontrollable?

It's a full cork rod. I loved everything about it, except that the handle was not long enough. The cork on the bottom of the rod ended up breaking. The short handle also impeded making the furthest casts possible. Other than that it was a great rod.

What looks would you normally fish in KY?

Yes the 6-17 is a heavy rod, but sort of on the lighter side. What I mean is it will have a more moderate taper than a 7 power rod. If you look at the 5-1610 and 6-1610 you will get what I'm saying. Both are MH rods, but have a different power rating. Bowfish, the taper has nothing to do with heavy, medium heavy or light. To characterize the 6-17 as lighter than the 7 power rod because the taper is less aggressive on the 6 is incorrect. If you meant to imply something else entirely, I am sorry. What I gather is one of a few things... Either you are claiming (1) the 6 power rod is not as powerful as the other rod, irrespective of the action (maybe you just misstated?) (2) The 6 power rod has a more moderate taper than the 7 power rod, making it less appealing for jigs, or (3) some combination of the two. It's a combination of the two, when I meant light, I didn't mean it in a way that it has to do with the taper. I meant it in a way that the 7 power is a more true H rod than the 6 power. Same way with the 5 and 6 power MH rods. The taper was totally different. The "trap caster" rod (5-17) has a moderate action compared to the 6-17. That's why I suggested the 6-17 for bigger plastics and jigs opposed to the 5. Sorry for the confusion.

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Yes the 6-17 is a heavy rod, but sort of on the lighter side. What I mean is it will have a more moderate taper than a 7 power rod. If you look at the 5-1610 and 6-1610 you will get what I'm saying. Both are MH rods, but have a different power rating. The 5 would be better suited for light jigs and finesse baits. The 6 better for pitchin and bigger plastics and jigs. All of the bucoo's have somewhat of a moderate to moderate fast action. You don't get a better variety until you move up to the lowriders as far as action. The gulf caster is a very good deep cranking rod, but can also be used for just about any cranking you would want to do. The 6-17 is a good rod for texas rigged, c-rig, smaller swimbaits, etc. The 5-17 is good for everything I said in another post. You could get away with throwing smaller jigs with it, but any jig, etc. closer to 1/2 oz would be better suited on a different rod.

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Bassinator, I have the 5-17 and I've used it for traps, spinnerbaits, swim jigs, buzzbaits, and sammies. It works really well for all of these applications. However, if you are planning to use it for jigs and bigger texas rigged plastics I would suggest getting the 6-17 lizard dragger. It will have more backbone than the 5-17. As far as the 4-17 it will handle all of your reaction bait needs up to the 1/2 oz. rating.

Nine Miler hit it on the head.

Get on kentuckyhunting.net. There's some guys that fish for them pretty hard on Cumberland.

Very nice cat!

How many collared doves did you end up with? When I went to Ft. Walton earlier this year that's all I saw.

Falcon lowrider LFC-4-176. It handles SK 6xd's really well.