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What the heck did I just watch??

Bluegill are what changes a skunk day around

Perhaps used..

Some guy on shore. True story. Even caught a 11lber off it too

What if we as a species got the whole concept of math wrong, what if 2+2=5 but we're too stupid to realize it?

Same thing happened to me once, but it was a human eye

Rod color, country of origin, grips. You can get the 'technique specific' mojos in some different blank types which you can't for the premiers

Haven't heard a thing, lies perhaps...

The only rod i've tried under $50 is a quantum xtralite from walmart for anround $22, I doubt they make it anymore but it did ok for a starter UL rod. It was a 6'6 2 piece blue rod with cork grips

Near the EBT railroad, nice

You could be on the right track with the pontoon boat, by far it will give you the most open space with plenty of modifications to make you fish better. I'd stick with the pontoon and put an electric retractable ramp with some type of wireless control, get a trolling motor with a wireless remote like ipilot, two shallow water anchors that will help stability for rolling on board from shore/ramp. You could thin out or open up the outer caging more to have a better access to the water or fish. Add some rod holders for so you can grab something else like nets/pliers etc. Add a duck pole to help push off if you push into a berm or when you beach

Welcome aboard! Between Raystown and Harrisburg I bet

Apparently TW has had them since last year February 2013

For braid learn the palomar knot Don't forget to register the mojo http://stcroixrods.com/service-warranty/register-your-rod/

Make sure you wear a condom

What are some good places to check what my options are?

I've used a sienna 1000 and its a nice reel for the money. It is smooth and the drag is really nice. I use a st croix Avid 7ft 2 piece ultra light moderate (model AVS70ULM2) for most of my ultralight needs, I choose it for being compact for travel and doesn't feel any less than the one piece they make. That being said st croix also makes one in the Premier model but for much less at $120 (model PS70ULF2)

Remote>any pedal. My pedal sits in a compartment

Welcome back to Pa!

That's a beefy rod, it can do over the max rating too. Definitely one of croix's saltwater lines.

So we know you won't take $175, how about $180?

Give it time

Much nicer color

The point of the link is how to access the hook better since its in the gullet. You can't twist your tools around gracefully diving right into the mouth, it takes a side approach to work the hook better for extraction.

None of your business, hope no one would want to find out either