Jigfishn10

Alright, I posted a month or so ago about building a room and needed help on a ceiling fan and switch. I finished the room and now want to move an existing ceiling fan in another room. This fan has been an eye sore since I moved in. I want to be able to center it in the room, so my question is: Can I remove the ceiling fan, run a new feed to the new location and use the existing work box as a J-box (junction box), or do I need to pull the existing circuit wire out and run a new feed?

That's an awesome story, Bluebasser86! I go to this local pond every season to fish, and for the most part I catch my fair share of fish. At times I get a lot of curious kids around me waiting for my next catch (like that isn't pressure enough...LOL). Every now an then I get a really nice kid who would ask a lot of questions about fishing, next thing you know it, your giving your rod to the kid and teaching them how to fish! Man, if a kid that interested wants to learn that bad, I would do it for FREE!. I often think about posting a "teaching a kid to fish" ad down a that pond and keep it cheap, just to get the younger generation involved. TO ALL: What your doing is really inspirational and very commendable! Keep up the good work!

That's an awesome story, Bluebasser86! I go to this local pond every season to fish, and for the most part I catch my fair share of fish. At times I get a lot of curious kids around me waiting for my next catch (like that isn't pressure enough...LOL). Every now an then I get a really nice kid who would ask a lot of questions about fishing, next thing you know it, your giving your rod to the kid and teaching them how to fish! Man, if a kid that interested wants to learn that bad, I would do it for FREE!. I often think about posting a "teaching a kid to fish" ad down a that pond and keep it cheap, just to get the younger generation involved. TO ALL: What your doing is really inspirational and very commendable! Keep up the good work!

That's an awesome story, Bluebasser86! I go to this local pond every season to fish, and for the most part I catch my fair share of fish. At times I get a lot of curious kids around me waiting for my next catch (like that isn't pressure enough...LOL). Every now an then I get a really nice kid who would ask a lot of questions about fishing, next thing you know it, your giving your rod to the kid and teaching them how to fish! Man, if a kid that interested wants to learn that bad, I would do it for FREE!. I often think about posting a "teaching a kid to fish" ad down a that pond and keep it cheap, just to get the younger generation involved. TO ALL: What your doing is really inspirational and very commendable! Keep up the good work!

Whatever you don't use, let me know, my mortage is due. ;D Just kidding, good luck with the new gear!

Marc David, I've only been on this site for about 3/4 of a year and I have to say, that is the most impressive detail/paint job of a pumkinseed I've seen. I wish I had that kind of talent!

Can't wait to see the pics Big_Bass_Man1!

I got up to the cayenne pepper and stopped. I got a bead of sweat around my forehead just looking at that pepper in the link. That pepper looks like a serious dutch oven producer for the bed sheets.

I agree about not having to slow down. I learned that last December here in the northeast, the only way I was catching them were on spinnerbaits.

I agree about not having to slow down. I learned that last December here in the northeast, the only way I was catching them were on spinnerbaits.

I agree about not having to slow down. I learned that last December here in the northeast, the only way I was catching them were on spinnerbaits.

A couple of my fish were on the white skirt/blue head, but with a single willow blade. I've only got one of those left and my WalMart is out-of-stock; I'll grab some more whenever they get them in... A good number of fish I caught were on a white/blue head, single blade. I cut the blade arm down about 3/8" added a snap to the swivel and switched between willow and colorado blades with the colorado blade being a bigger producer.

Thanks guys! I may have to take a ride to BPS and check this out. I'm sure I'll be broke by the time I get out of the store though. ;D

I used a hand carved walking lure which caught my first bass back in the mid 90's. I actually just found that lure last weekend. HA Right after catching fish on that homemade lure, I put it away and started using a Zell Rowland signature series Rebel Pop R. I just found that bait as well.

Luhr Jensen used to have the Woodwalker which was a very good dog walking bait, but I don't think they produce them anymore.

Well said, BigEbass! I think you need to be very passionate to be in this sport. It can be a very humbling sport if you don't put the time into it. For me, the passion is to get away from the stresses of life for a while. A lot of guys I know would rather go to the pub or something, but I'd rather channel my energy on the water. Some days on the water are better than others. After a good day, you recap what you did, what techniques you used, the conditions of the water and day, how you felt that day both physically and mentally and store that information away until the next time. The bad days make you wonder what went wrong, what techniques you could have or should have used, was the focus/concentration there and you take mental notes so you can adjust for the next time you feel the day on the water is slipping away from you. I'm constantly thinking about both those scenarios, so yeah, I'm obsessed, but passionate sounds better... ;D

Well said, BigEbass! I think you need to be very passionate to be in this sport. It can be a very humbling sport if you don't put the time into it. For me, the passion is to get away from the stresses of life for a while. A lot of guys I know would rather go to the pub or something, but I'd rather channel my energy on the water. Some days on the water are better than others. After a good day, you recap what you did, what techniques you used, the conditions of the water and day, how you felt that day both physically and mentally and store that information away until the next time. The bad days make you wonder what went wrong, what techniques you could have or should have used, was the focus/concentration there and you take mental notes so you can adjust for the next time you feel the day on the water is slipping away from you. I'm constantly thinking about both those scenarios, so yeah, I'm obsessed, but passionate sounds better... ;D

Well said, BigEbass! I think you need to be very passionate to be in this sport. It can be a very humbling sport if you don't put the time into it. For me, the passion is to get away from the stresses of life for a while. A lot of guys I know would rather go to the pub or something, but I'd rather channel my energy on the water. Some days on the water are better than others. After a good day, you recap what you did, what techniques you used, the conditions of the water and day, how you felt that day both physically and mentally and store that information away until the next time. The bad days make you wonder what went wrong, what techniques you could have or should have used, was the focus/concentration there and you take mental notes so you can adjust for the next time you feel the day on the water is slipping away from you. I'm constantly thinking about both those scenarios, so yeah, I'm obsessed, but passionate sounds better... ;D

I have never used this lure, but it looks interesting. The lip on it says diving crankbait, but the line tie says tight wiggle. Just wondering if anyone has used this and what kind of action does it have? Diving? Tight wiggle? Any comments on it is much appreciated. http://www.lurenet.com/productdetail.aspx?id=5911

When I first started fishing I used to crankbait fish all the time. I haven't crankbait fished for at least 8 years and want to dedicate a good part of 2011 fishing them again. I'm also hoping to get my buzzbait mojo back. The buzzbait bite, for me, has been nonexistent for 3 years now. :-X

When I first started fishing I used to crankbait fish all the time. I haven't crankbait fished for at least 8 years and want to dedicate a good part of 2011 fishing them again. I'm also hoping to get my buzzbait mojo back. The buzzbait bite, for me, has been nonexistent for 3 years now. :-X

When I first started fishing I used to crankbait fish all the time. I haven't crankbait fished for at least 8 years and want to dedicate a good part of 2011 fishing them again. I'm also hoping to get my buzzbait mojo back. The buzzbait bite, for me, has been nonexistent for 3 years now. :-X

RW would certainly be a better person to answer that. Hopefully he reads the thread some more and answers. I don't have enough experience with it on casting gear. On my spinning rod I can feel it if a fish farts on the line. Fish fart? I never knew that... ;D

Welcome to the site, Max!