Bankbeater

That's one thing I never had to do with my parents. My mom stopped driving about a year before she passed away from dementia. My dad stopped driving about three months before he passed away. He had leukemia and finally became too weak to drive. I don't think either one ever had a ticket, or was responsible for a traffic accident.

5'9". My dad's family is English and Scottish. My mom's family is German, and Native American.

Another great video. Thanks @Glenn!

No way. Each bait is a little bit different.

I'm another one that uses an Excel spreadsheet. Over the years I've added and removed different fields. Some of the columns include Trip number, Date, Day of Week, Location, Bank or Boat, Weather, Cover, Structure, Amount Caught, Species, Bait, Color, Trailer, and Type of rig.

I take them out of the bags and just put them in the 3600 boxes. I move the dividers around as I need them.

When I'm walking the bank I only carry 3 or 4 of each plastic bait. The entire bag of plastics take up too much space, and adds extra weight. When I get back home I put the baits back into their bags.

Resident Missouri and Non-Resident Illinois.

I eat breakfast before I leave, usually something on the lighter side. I'll bring a two liter bottle of water, and some sort of granola or peanut butter bars to snack on while fishing. If I have a long way to drive I'll stop and pick up some White Castles for the trip.

I hate to say this, but with the amount of traffic you are describing, a fence may be necessary.

A small creek from last summer. I'm hoping to get back there sometime this year.

Spinning: Lew's KVD300 / BPS Carbonlite 6'6" m/f Shimano Sahara / St. Croix Premier 6'6" m/f Baitcasting: Daiwa Tatula 6.3.1 / St. Croix Premier 6'6" m/f Daiwa Tatula 6.3.1 / St. Croix Premier 6'6" m/f Daiwa Tatula 6.3.1 / BPS Carbonlite 7'0" h/f Shimano SLX / BPS Bionic Blade 6'6" m/f

I can always seem to catch bass on an orange lipless crankbait when the water is muddy. It doesn't seem to matter what time of year.

This was the first bait I though of.

I carry a 3600 bag with 5 boxes in it. One box for terminal tackle, and four boxes of baits. Jig trailers, tools and equipment, and plastic worms go in the side and front pockets.