Hi Salenity

That's the same thing I have. I used it for the first time earlier this week. I can see a possible upgrade to the link but I'm getting tired of throwing 1k at the boat.

Jeff do you have an I pilot?

Thanks, it's mine. I honestly didn't total up what I spent on it it would probably scare me to death. The real question is what's it worth? I'm about to put it on CL

http://www.allisonboats.com/content/bass-boats/xb-21-bassport-pro/

Hang 300HP on the back and I'm a happy guy!

Are you wanting to do something like this? http://www.tinboats.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=21&t=28777

Those hoodies are great quality! I have 2 and am wearing one now !!!

It looks fast! Does it have a back deck?

Normally the people that can't tell beers... Apart don't know much about beer or how it's made. For example what was the base grain 2 row or a Pilsner and then what other grains were used Corona uses some corn wheat beers use some wheat and porters use Dark roasted grains... Then the mash temp can change the mouthfeel making a difference. Then you have over 100 different hops that vary from bittering to flavor. The hops obviously change the IBU of the beer. beer also has 2 main styles Ale and Lager. By looking, smelling, tasting a beer some can tell you Ale or Lauger, get pretty close on telling the IBU, give an decent guess on the grains and hops used. I'm using beer for example because it's what I know best but I have no doubt Bourbon is the same. The brewery I built. I ended up selling

It's not one of my favorites but it is in no way one I'd call bad

Glad you like it and I hope you get a new PB with something you got! Merry Christmas!!!!!!!!

I like Beams Devils Cut but I'd be curious about how they make it, they imply they have a proses to squeeze the more flavorful "stuff" from the barrel and wait for it to mature then they call it Bourbon?

That 120 Knob Creek is great!

"Tennessee whiskey is filtered through sugar maple charcoal in large wooden vats prior to aging, unlike the process used to make Kentucky bourbon.[9] Tennessee whiskey is not bourbon whiskey, as defined by Title 27 of the Code of Federal Regulations, Chapter 1, Part 5, Section 5.22.[10] However Tennessee whiskey is defined as a bourbon under terms of the North American Free Trade Agreement" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tennessee_whiskey Source(s): http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bourbon_whiskey http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tennessee_whiskey http://www.jackdaniels.com/GentlemanJack/tasting.aspx 3 yrs ago / Gossow86

Yes it does but I think they filter it through Maple wood so they can't call it bourbon I just learned the other day and I'll try to find the article I saw it in.

My favorite changes monthly and I drink mine with Coke but my last 2 bottles have been Turkey 101

Jack is not bourbon.

I'd think $400 would be a decent price. The only thing the 33 is good for is playing Rambo and that gets expensive. If the 33 IS free, save yourself some money and tell them to keep it!

Do you think the music would be louder than the trolling motor? I don't know just a curious question. Fwiw, the best days of fishing I've ever had were from a Kayak.

It depends on what your expectations are. Have you checked the free spool? Press the button and thumb the spool. That is what affects the casting distance... If you flushed and properly oiled it the free spool should be allot better. I have a Core50 I cleaned a couple years ago and it still spins fast when you turn the handle but it doesn't have enough lube in it for me because it's not buttery smooth.

ok, you've shamed me into cleaning some of my reels again Lol!I'm starting with the quadruplets. I cleaned and relubed the one on the left 2 years ago and it still looks and works great. The other 3 were bought as manufacturer refurbished reels that were supposedly gone through by Lews. Notice those 3 have 3 different lubes? They also have Lots of different parts inside.

Yep, that's cold!

The 301 and 309 were the first spinning reels I ever had

Yep

I scored my loot!!! I got a package in the mail from Siebert and knew it was going to be good! I got a bunch of what I think are the best jigs made in some of my favorite colors! I also get to try his chatterbaits. The Bluegill color looks GREAT!!! Thanks Brad!