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I'm almost certain I saw them at Cabela's about 2 weeks ago. Those could have been baits they have had for 2 years though.

Thank You Sir. Will a connector like this work? Also, will it be a problem if I'm using the LED rear lights and normal bulb running lights?

I'm replacing the lights on the trailer of my 92 Ranger and have a couple of questions and concerns to make sure I'll do it correctly. First I've bought LED rear lights to install but still have the normal bulb lights for running lights, is this O.K? Second I'm concerned about getting those running lights working. Will a squeeze connector be the best option for connecting a wire from the tail wire to the running lights or is there a better option? Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks!

Give me any reason based on his performance THIS YEAR that he should continue to be a starting QB in the NFL?

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Nice post, keep his spirit alive! RIP.

Very well put.

Have you read Bill Murphy's book?

The only lure I have that I won't fish is a Shad Rap that I found while fishing on the shore in 1990. It's a reminder of where I came from and kind of like a good luck charm. I also will not fish with anything I ever get passed on from my grandparents.

Polarized sunglasses. Not tackle but a definite must!

Drop shot sinkers, hooks and 4 inch worms.

I search through lures alot on E Bay as alot of you probably do and have come across many old lures in boxes that look great. My question is, do the majority of people pay high price for these lures to keep them in there boxes as collectors items or do people buy them to catch fish. Me personally, I'm not much into lures as collectors items, I'm concerned about catching bass. I'd buy a lure if I thought it had unique qualities that would give me some kind of advantage and may be something the bass haven't seen.

Not surprised at all. I have the Bassmaster magazine he was on the cover of after he won the classic in a frame in my garage right next to my rods. He is a great source of inspiration to me and a great example of how to conduct yourself. Yea my goal in Life has always been to be like him (except for leaving this world prematurally). He is a prime example of how someone without much experience but with drive, determination, and pride could make their dreams come true. You watch the 94 Classic highlights and get a glimpse of the gentlemen he was. On stage after he won, Ray Scott said "Your a hamburger flipper right, that's what you do?" Bryan just replied with "I don't know, do I still do that?" Humility is a most admirable trait.

Not surprised at all. I have the Bassmaster magazine he was on the cover of after he won the classic in a frame in my garage right next to my rods. He is a great source of inspiration to me and a great example of how to conduct yourself.

Very normal, smallies have had a similar affect on me.

Just watched that video again, very well spoken scientifically based explanation. He says 1 oz per 3 gals of water. Wonder what others think?

I think wind is the toughest element to fish in.

I think wind is the toughest element to fish in.

I think wind is the toughest element to fish in.

Bruiser!! Congrats, great pics too!

The is a great video here on this site about using hydrogen peroxide in your live well. I've done it in a tourney and didn't loose any fish. Fish were very lively at weigh in.

Thanks, I had gone to the site before, don't think they have hit the U.S. yet. Was really suprised they weren't on E Bay yet.

I have been looking at the Lowrance Elite-5 DSI. This unit features down imaging and will be available for a lower price. Should be available soon.

I came across the tackle company Molix and some of there products have really caught my attention..........problem is I can't find them anywhere. TW, E Bay, nowhere. Am I just missing them, or are they not in the states yet? If they are not here yet, anyone know when they will be? Thanks.

Nice crankbait in your Avatar.............Bassman would be proud!