burleytog

Skeptic Human BS detector Perpetually ticked off Intolerant of rampant stupidity

My sister and her mother-in-law keep a steady stream of Italian meats and cheeses flowing south.

For basic and experimental purposes... Owner Mosquito hook size 1 1/4 oz. casting sinker (the ones with the brass loop) plastic (Zoom finesse worm, Roboworm, Zoom Tiny Fluke, etc.) Tie a palomar knot, leave 15-20" of extra line (the tag end). When tying the knot, pass the line from the front of the hook to the back. Once the knot is cinched, pass that tag end back through the front of the eye, that will let the hook 'stand up' on the line. Tie the casting sinker onto the tag end with a double knot, simple clinch, etc. You want at least 12" of space between the hook and the weight. Nose hook the plastic and fish away.

J&J might have been from Coeburn, but they never really claimed the place. Now Ralph, on the other hand... ;D Kind of like grocery shopping and running into Alice Cooper in the spice isle. Yep, old Ralph gets around pretty good.

Budget? They always forget the budget...

Debunking :-X

http://fish.shimano.com/publish/content/fish/sac/us/en/rebate.html

I was sad to hear that Bob Knight retired. I always thought he was one of the best to ever patrol the side of the court. His demeanor may have been brash and overbearing, but he was a solid fundamental basketball coach who was fiercely loyal to his players.

You bring the mortadella, I'll bring the bread.

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IMHO the source of the problem is obvious. :-X

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You're too clean cut.

why so sad pookie? Burley need a hug :-* No, but my billfold does... :-/

Thanks for reminding me that I need to grab a few of those 6" Hudd's. :-[ :'(

I can barely find salami here in BFE.

I would suggest that you should have mugged Huckabee, but I doubt he had any folding money.

Skimp on other things, but never on hooks.

The sad thing is those who need this one the most won't apply it in the correct manner. :-X

Yes, it applies to any form of power.

I filed my first 1040 at 14.

IMO the split grip on the 7'11 makes it a great rod for fishing swimbaits. Two hand casting is a breeze. With the 7'11 H, I can sling a Hudd Deluxe ROF12 a country F'n mile. I've also used it to flip 3/8 oz. jigs. Having said that, I'll defer to the fourbizz and the west coast crew as they've got more experience with swimbaiting.

I'll be there Friday morning. Better start with the Metamucil right now.

Blow it out your rear end there Samwise Gamgee.... Oh well, at least I don't shop in the toddler section.