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Fluoro = fail.

I've a real stubborn one up front. I can twist it out with a bunch of elbow grease. When removed, I use fine emery sand paper on the base hole and on the O.D. of the pedestal. Wipe clean and I'm good to go for a couple of months.

What's up whith this?

Don't do as much night fishing as I should. When I do, I use the reel that gives me the least trouble. In my case, it's the wife's Zebco Z03 Omega. It casts well, decent drag and zero bird nests.

That fish looks way bigger than 6-6. Nice.

They closed the store in my area late last summer. The only real competition they had was BPS fifty miles north or Cabela's, fifty miles south.

Hamlin Lake http://maps.live.com/default.aspx?wip=2&v=2&style=r&rtp=~&&msnurl=home.aspx?%26redirect%3dfalse&msnculture=en-US#JndoZXJlMT1oYW1saW4rbGFrZSttaSZiYj01NS40Nzg4NTM0NjMzMTAzJTdlLTU0LjIyODUxNTYyNSU3ZTI1LjQ4Mjk1MTE3NTM1NTMlN2UtMTEyLjIzNjMyODEyNQ==

J-Knot Directions: 1. Overlap the ends of the main line and leader by 12 inches. 2. Create a large, open overhand knot. Be sure to pull the leader all the way through. 3. Keep the loop of the overhand knot open as you pass the two lines around the bottom and up through the loop again. Then pass the lines over the top of the loop and back through heading downward. 4. Take one more turn under the bottom part of the loop and up through the loop again. 5. Moisten and then pull on all four ends.

One word - Gore-Tex.

Can't go wrong with # 6 Owners.

More on Virgil Ward. [ftp]http://www.geocities.com/dansfishntales/virgilward/[/ftp]

Back in the day, while fishing an inland lake with some co-workers, this bronze football sized smallie cleared the water several times. I was literally hooked.

One has to have the best Shimano reels. The best G. Loomis rods. The best YoZuri line. The most expensive lures. The best techniques. The most advice and a bunch of posts.

Yes / No? http://ezhitch.biz/ez_install

How 'bout this? http://mysite.verizon.net/restmvit/wacky.html

You could try Captain George Medders. http://www.probass.net/fishrpt/lake_tarpon.php Or bank fish here: http://www.pinellascounty.org/park/01_anderson.htm

Try here. Just south of DeLand. http://www.campresort.com/ If your thinking about a guide, he will likely launch from the above site. http://www.bobstonewater.com/index.htm I booked this guide twice and have caught numerous (25 last trip) decent bass using live shiners. My PB was 8-4. We fished just north of the marina and traveled less than two miles total.

Zero here. You got to love global warming/climate change.

Here ya go. Haven't tried one....yet. http://www.fishermansheadquarters.com/Lures_SEBILE_STICK_SHADD_BLOOD_SERIES.htm

The St. Johns is one of my favorite places. Out of De Bary.

How to walk the dog. This video helped me a bunch. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XULwIPF43mY

Gotta love those Hollywood Marines.

Friends who say lets go fishing. So you kick around some future dates and times and then they can't go.

+1 Bobby's Perfect Frog

Down-loadable maps here for a dozen states. http://www.sportsmansconnection.com/downloads/