tomustang

Maybe I do, maybe I don't. Do you really want to find out?

Depends on the price, if it's new retail is $129. For that price you should be able to find a leftover Stradic FI for $120

I enjoy those pictures Here's one of my favorite

That would put him over budget, the premiers are $110 but well worth it. I have a 6'6" Premier/Symetre 2500fj as my spinning setup and the rod is a prefect blend of strong backbone and soft enough tip for a multipurpose.

I have plenty of time, wouldn't mind traveling out well past the city limits. I'll check out buffalo river while I'm down there.

I've been up there and see the same thing, even over at gander mtn every charter is for walleye/perch. I did run into one local who's into bass and was nice guy about it, even was baitcasting. Said he frequents another forum for Erie fishing, nice guy.

Most and I mean 95% of people I run into are collector fishermen. Catch and keep or anything that bites, they mainly go for the crappie/perch/bluegill to eat.

Whatever, just tried to help, but you're know-all attitude doesn't like it. Didn't think you asking an insurance company with be so painful for you.

To put it simply, It's the reason why insurance prices are so high, because they estimate the unknown future.

As I said, depends on your agency. Last accident I was in (no-fault) my agency insisted on giving me every penny for my loss, which covered every little detail down to how many CDs got scratched, even asked (since it was leisure/sports car) if I generated any income or had an estimated loss without the vehicle, like car showsor events. It doesn't hurt to ask.

It's a cool program, if it's setup right. My state is a bit odd on size and weight. I remember from hearing from old timers they use to hand out spiciest pins before they changed to the same single patch.

Bet the climate and seasons have a result to it. Since we have hot summers and cold winters it will affect the overall growth in its lifetime, being porkers means they're eating good now, but come winter time I wouldn't doubt you'll see more thinning out.

No love for the NW?

Call your insurance company and ask, there stipulations for ever loss, you have professional gear and a boat you use for tournaments. You are showing you are 'working' for an income in which you can't now since your equipment has been damaged, might even cover the cost to rent a boat/trailer. Depends how well your agency is.

I prefer center texas rigging a finess (6") worm with a 3/0 ewg, over the wacky hooks. It works for me better but every situation is different

Just remember to have that added to the claim.

You need to tell your wife to start body checking your mom off the property. She's messing with your kids now, it's just going to get worse if you don't get rid of her.

As long as your good at math, go for it. I always had fun in machine shops

Besides checking the brakes, you should check the lube since they have a tendency to be overgreased/oiled or undergreased/oiled

I wouldn't doubt when sliced bread was available there wasn't as much controversy around it as the A-rig

Going down for around 8 days, don't know the whole schedule yet but we'll be around the Rogers-bentonville area. Still have to look into a couple days fishing license and where to fish, most likely no boat. I know beaver lake is the biggest body of water there but don't know how well the shore fishing is.

I have no idea where 'here' is (helps to fill out your location) but since you said most there's bound to be anglers around you that have other than what Walmart sells, ask them if you can try it out

Alarm with battery backup, invest in one!

I've bought citca e's from Dicks when they were $50, so from my prospective I wouldn't spend more than that for any of them.

I'm not trying to single you out, but there's many others that have the same opinion as you. The problem is no matter how detailed a review or personal opinion is, what someone doesn't like still isn't going to outweigh what's good. For example, take an Avid, it's a darn good rod but the two complaints I hear from people about is the power hump and it feels tip heavy. Those two reasons warrent others to not buy them because they have their own preferences, especially on just holding (the feel) an item.