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I was thinking that you could make the garage fit the boat!

Ooh man, I like the sound of that! Flippin & rippin!

That old TD doesn't even look like a thru hull TD.

I guess you're right Tom! You aren't real smart... Sheesh! EVERYBODY knows there's only 365 days in a year! Wow! What a dummy! (maybe a little tough to tell the self-deprecating humor in this post)

My condolences Sean.

My mother tells the story of watching the cupboard doors flying open and soup cans flying out across the room. Happened when she was a teenager in a house they were renting at the time. Needless to say, they didn't pay next months rent.

First car? Backseat's too big in a Lincoln. Skip it. He doesn't need a shaggin wagon.

It's a bote that don't flote nomo.

I do it all myself. That way I control the pain. Pain is just weakness leaving the body. Man up!

Great thread... I must have missed some "butthurt" posts that got deleted...

Shimano Bantam Magnumlite 2000 GT. I was about 12 years old when my mom sprang for that reel and surprised the heck out of me. I spent hours standing on our front porch stoop casting into the puddles at the end of the driveway with a practice plug. I could have knocked the knees out from under a junebug! I got so good at casting that thing that I was picking out individual rocks to hit from about 60 feet. I was so proud of that reel! I was on top of the world!

You may not realize it yet, but YOU'RE the one who's been hooked! You will never be the same! Let me introduce you to a lil guy called the bait monkey!

do you have any jigs with a Wide Gap cutting point hook?

anyone know where the BEST and nearest tackle store is to the Hampton Inn?

Wacky rigged senkos can be a nightmare for a beginner unless you are using a weedless hook. For you to succeed, it is really important that you spend as much time in the articles and FAQ's sections of this site. There is more information there than you can imagine. Do exactly what some of those articles tell you and then come here and post some of your questions for us to help you out. Good luck! Looking forward to reading some of your results!

I'll probably have room for you Simp. Right now I have two riders, with room for one more comfortably, three more if needed. I was planning on taking out the back seats of my Yukon XL and riding four, but if needed I can leave them in and fit two extra guys pretty easily. One way or the other I'lll probably have room. I have more seats than friends! . Sounds like your boat would come in handy this year. Let me know.

How are your carpentry skills?

Good schtuff. Thanks Tom.

That's a sweet ride man! I know, I have one just like it in dark blue!

I think a bus could easily stay up on the bank at 65 - 70 mph. Testing is done on that track at UP TO 150 km/h. I think that's a little over 90 mph.

Long Mike, Thank you sir, you are a gentleman!

It might not be as wild as you think. If that bus is traveling at a high rate of speed, that maneuver is effortless.

Ha ha ha Habib ha ha ha!

Peeing off the boat is a fisherman's right of passage at my house. My son has become quite a pro. He stands in the splashwell with his drawers around his ankles, holds on to the motor and let's it rip. He thinks it's fun. I think he actually looks forward to peeing off the boat.

O.I.C. Thanks Glenn! See ya in a few weeks. I'll bug ya a little more about it then!