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That was me for quite awhile lol.

Let me throw my hat in the ring. If I live in Florida and split my days fishing salt and fresh water would a large heavy duty spinning reel be more versitale? Yes probably If I live a couple hundred miles from the ocean and am only targeting freshwater species would having a compact light bc reel be more versatile? Probably I'm not all about light weight but I would rather have an 8oz bc then a 14oz spinner all day to do the same thing.

Fish opposite the way guys in boats do.

Happy birthday. Gotta keep scratching that itch

Best friends

Didn't mean to hijack the thread rippin. I love bullies. Common guys post them up!

Stuff happens. I'm not a "pit bull" owner. Saying that: a pit bull is one if the best dogs to own. It's really important for an owner to know their dog whatever breed it is. People shouldn't forget whatever breed you own it was originally bred for a job and sometimes you get one that is still all about that job.

Sounds like you had a pit bull that did what it was bred for.

2500 stradic fj 7'0MLF avid. That thing can do almost anything in ipen water and light vegetation.

I'd rather not deal with customer service. That said one bad apple can spoil the whole bunch.

BR is such a great resource with such a vast amount of information, one can get lost in it all. I was thinking what is one tip you learned on here, that made you think duh why didn't I think of that. A tip so simple but makes so much sense and improves your fishing and effectiveness. One that comes to mind for me was on a thread awhile back about hookups with hollow body frogs. People were talking about how it can be hard to bend the hooks up alittle. Member .ghoti chimmed in using two pairs of pliers to bend the hooks. It was like a lightbulb went off. So simple yet so effective. Anyone else have a moment or tip like that they care to share?

Funny prank Haha heard that one before.

Nice fish. She definetly took that big bait down the hatch.

Yea I guess your right. What do I know? I just see people struggling to find employment everyday. Might as well throw some humor and confusion into the mix for a young fella asking for advice.

What's your occupation? Might want to try googling interview thank you letters. Pretty common practice.

Marty is right. Generally you don't talk money until either 1.a second interview or 2. An offer has been made. For a job at the mall they will probably tell you or your going to get one interview and inquire after an offer has been made.

Swag, I wouldn't worry to much about it. Be confident and prepared. It's your first job; it probably won't be the best job and it won't be your last. If you don't get the job take it as a learning experience in preparation for the next interview. Hard work does pay off but so does smart work and use this as on opportunity to reach your next goal whatever that maybe car, fishing crap, college, or helping your family. Best of luck.

Read this. http://www.michaelpage.com/content/39-top-10-interview-questions-and-how-you-should-answer-them.html#.UmCP9Y29Kc0

I have a 7'0 medium light avid with a 2500 stradic fj. Pretty sweet tube and grub setup

My football coach always shouted i"it's a great day to be alive" I hated football but remembered that quote.

Technically the people didn't steal anything. Wal-mart let the people check out and walk out of the store. That's a big difference from pushing a shopping cart clear past the cashier.

Yes some braid is equivalent to 10lb mono

For $44 dollars but it and give everyone a review and don't forget to post up some fish.

Great point!!!!

I use yellow in 40 on a clear lake no problem. If there going after the frog they won't be worried about the line.