Raider Nation Fisher

I appreciate that. I'm gonna look into that in a few minutes. I figure its classified as heavy industrial, pays good, and gets me back to the type of work I love so much. Thanks again.

These oil rigs don't by chance hire welders and electricians do they? If so how would one go about applying for a position?

Very true. Fortunately the two guys I've been going with have been doing this for a long time. They are teaching me how and where to locate and find them.

Honestly once you know what to look for and get a understanding of where they travel and hang out at. You can easily catch them off the bank.

Here's the one my buddy caught last week. It went for 34 pounds.

So I finally got to go striper fishing again today. I love catching these fish. Talk about a rush and a fight. I think I have found a new species to target now. Heres a pic of the smaller of my four fish from tonight. My phone battery died right after I got this picture, so this was the only photo I got.

Fish, I appreciate the heads up. I will wear it sometimes. Depends on the circumstances and the type of Sun screen. It's usually something low SPF when I do wear it. Again it really depends on the circumstances. On a side note. DO NOT use the indoor tan lotion when out in the sun. I tried that a few years back and cooked myself. It was the one and only time I have had a sunburn since grade school. Not a fun experience.

Favorites would be, Offspring (prior to Americana), Cradle of Filth, Choking Victim, Leftover Crack, Against All Authority, White Zombie, Rob Zombie, The Misfits, and Danzig. All time favorite Cradle Of Filth.

Guinness. My buddies and I used to buy it by the keg. Five guys one keg one night. Wow those were some crazy days.

Leaves on a tree.

I'm gonna have to agree with Fish Chris. tank top or shirtless. I don't burn for some reason. I figure its either my skin color or the layer of fur I got. I do wear a hat or rag to keep my shaved head from roasting. Otherwise its like I said before, tank top or shirtless. Usually a tank to try an keep the ink in my back from fading.

Supplements ain't gonna help you there. Gotta have the genetics for that. Ifn you ain't got those then you gonna need some juice.

Im betting on Stripers. My buddy and myself fish the coosa a lot for them. He caught a 36lber a few weeks ago down in a feeder spring on Lay Lake. I know there's a mess of them in the chain of lakes on the coosa. They generally school up and bust shad.

Not real big on tiny spiders. If its full grown size is less than 4in. Across I'm not messing with it. I can't stand tiny spiders. And yes it is different if I'm raising a tarantula from a spiderling, at least its in a container of sorts, and not crawling around the house or where ever.

Nope I don't do reptiles. Just eight legged beings. As well as canines. After getting attacked by a bird today I kind of wish I had my tarantula from years past to send in before I stuck my hand in that wretched nest. She would have made quick work of that bird. Instead I get my glove nipped and had a frightened bird fly in my face. Almost messed my pants when that thing shot out of that sign letter.

Thank ya for the work you put into the site. It's greatly appreciated.

As with most herbal supplements, if you do not stay WELL hydrated it can have adverse affects on your kidneys. That's the only thing I have heard about it.

Thank ya sir.

When fishing plastics and or jigs, what length leader do yall use? That is ifn you are even using one.

Nope. Gotta be quick and be respectful of the spider. Once you know its temper, moods, and body language its Much easier to avoid. Also those 3 types are rarely if ever handled. I handled my cobalt because I knew her quirks, and had had her for A LONG time. From what I've been told its is extremely painful if one bites you. So by minimizing handleing and a lot of respect for what its capable of it cuts the risk of being bitten down to almost nothing. Also I've already had two Cobalts before. One died back in October, she was my all time favorite by far. That girl was absolutely nuts. She really was insane. The other one, the one I was talking about in my previous post, died a few years back. she was the one that I had hand raised. She was great as far as spiders go, but no where near as entertaining to watch as the other was. Currently we are Tarantula free. My wife doesnt mind as long as its not a snake.

Why yes it is actually. Extremely slow.

I have got the brilliant idea in my head that I need a new tarantula. I really am quite fond of them as are they of me. However, I have a few problems. My last tarantula was EXTREMELY docile for the breed it was. So much so that is almost unheard of. I also raised it from the time it was a spiderling. Which I think had a lot to do with the fact that I could handle her (unless my wife was around). I no longer have the time at the current moment to do that. so I would have to most likely get an adult. Problem 2. New World Tarantulas are out of the question because they like to flick itchy hairs at ya when mad. So that leaves me with the more moody and defensive Old World Tarantulas. Which are more tempermental. Problem 3. Price. Adult Tarantulas can be pretty dang expensive to buy. The one I like the most is 400USD for an adult female. Check out, P. Metallica to see a picture. The other two being a OBT, P. murinus, and a Cobalt Blue (this was my last spider) H. lividum. Are extremely defensive. And can be very ill tempered when they want to be. Okay ill tempered is putting it mildly they are down right psychotic. Should I jump back into this or do wait a few years and do it the way I want to by raising one from a spiderling?

7days a week. Unless work picks up real good then its around 2 or 3.

When I first started tournament fishing, my partner and I lost out by 0.7 oz.s . I snapped a rod over my knee and flung it into the woods. After having to spenf the money for a New rod, that has never happened again. Plus its not the kind of behaviour that's gonna get me noticed in a good way. Now cussing after losing a fish. That happens all the time.

Ghost Poop = You know you've pooped. There's poop on the toilet paper, but no poop in the bowl. Teflon Coated Poop = Comes out so slick, clean and easy that you don't feel it. No traces of poop on the toilet paper. You have to look in the toilet bowl to be sure you did it! Gooey Poop = This has the consistency of hot tar. You wipe your butt 12 times and it still doesn't come clean. You end up putting toilet paper in your underwear so you don't stain it. This poop leaves permanent skid marks in the toilet. Second Thought Poop = You're all done wiping your butt and you're about to stand up when you realize it...you've got some more. Pop a Vein in Your Forehead Poop = This kind is the kind of poop that killed Elvis. It doesn't come until you're all sweaty, trembling and purple from straining so hard. Bali Belly Poop = You poop so much you lose 5 kilos. Right Now Poop = You better be within 10 seconds of a toilet. Usually it has its head out before you get your pants down. King Kong or Commode Choker Poop = This poop is so big that you know it won't go down the toilet unless you break it into smaller chunks. A coat hanger works well. This kind of poop usually happens at someone else's house. Wet Cheeks Poop = This poop hits the water sideways and makes a BIG splash that gets your butt wet. Wish Poop = You sit there all cramped up and fart a few times, but no poop! Cement Block or Oh God Poop = You wish you'd gotten a spinal block before you poop. Snake Poop = This poop is fairly soft and about as big around as your thumb and at least three feet long. Cork Poop (Also Known as Floater Poop) = Even after the third flush, it's still floating in there. My god! How do I get rid of it? This poop usually happens at someone else's house. Mexican Food Poop (also called Screamers) = You'll know it's alright to eat again when your butthole stops burning. Beer Drunk Poop = This happens the day after the night before. Normally your poop doesn't smell too bad, but this poop is BAD. Usually there's somebody standing outside to use the bathroom. This kind of poop also usually happens at someone else's house. The Frightened Turtle = The kind of poop that just pokes its head out then quickly goes back in. The Bungee Poop = The kind of poop that just hangs off your butt before it falls into the water. The Ring of Fire Poop = The kind of poop where you eat really spicy food and your butthole feels like the inside of a cigarette lighter. The Crippler = The kind of poop where you have to sit on the toilet so long your legs go numb from the waist down. The Big Bobber = The kind of poop that no matter how many times you flush it always floats back to the surface. The Chitty Chitty Bang Bang = The kind of poop that hits you when you're trapped in your car in a traffic jam. The Incredible Hulk Poop = The king of poop that sits in the toilet overnight and mysteriously expands to twice it's normal size. Jack the Ripper Poop = The kind of poop that yanks out your butthair as it pushes its way out. The Party Pooper = The giant poop you take at a party. And when you flush the toilet, you watch in horror as the water starts to rise. The Toxic Gas Poop = The kind of poop that makes you pass out and fall of the toilet before you finish, and then you wake up in some strange South American town. Dirty Bowl Poop = The kind of poop that comes out in a million pieces a second, reminiscent of an avalanche - but with rocket propulsion, and splatters all over the toilet bowl. The Windy City Poop = When you sit down, and fart for so long and hard that you no longer need to take a poop.