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Oh I love me some oven baked turkey slices Mayo, coarse ground pepper on honey wheat yummy, well time to eat!

Use what you like( I like Shimano) doesn't matter to me if I guy uses BPS reels, I am fine with it (aaarrggg) kidding... You know I have one spinning rod it's a carrot stix 7' spinning rod.. PG d**n fine rod... I can't even use it on the lake! Catcalls,,, hate... It's pretty sad really the way folks railroad others on gear! Good luck man, enjoy ur reels!

I wish I could afford a Van Staal..... Nice....

A-Jay is that a image of the Infamous Irene? Lol!!! I think the lights are growing Dim....

You can using spinning or a baitcaster, use what you want or like, I use both... They both are great tools

Well good luck BigBlock.... I know you're issues with a tight choked shotgun... Slugs/ cheap lead, called pumpkin balls have been made under sized for years... Liability ,no barrel blow outs... Remington have always been smaller than Winchester (diameter) but I understand you're concern with safety, to be sure..... Practice with you're buckshot at 20 to 25 yds. Then you will be know the spread on diffrent brands..... One final suggestion.... Perhaps a stand 8 to 12 feet up... Shooting down with a slug? Well it's a very safe shot! Good luck my man! Kill those deers!

No I simply do not believe one rod and reel will cover EVERY Technique. One rod and reel can cover quite a few different presentations though, just not All. My opinion only....

Yea, I saw Marshall Tucker w/ Jethro Tull in about 81.... Great show.

Yea, you can always try a donkey rig too...

Yea, I vote Diesel as well

Those large Excalibur crankbaits I usually can crank up some 5 pound fish on Kentucky lake. A rock solid crankbait that's proven itself over and over.... White or limetrusese are the colors!

I would only add that lead slugs as in Winchester one ounce has a dramatic drop from 50 to 100 yds... So if you're hunting with houses or stockyard critters it may not work for you.... But we use slugs in my state... For Safety reasons, I live in the lower ind. lots of massive hills and valleys, this south part of the state can support center fire rifle hunting, the other 2/3 of the state cannot.... So it's slugs..... I had only one pass thru on a young doe... Double lung shot... Other than that... Never a exit wound.... Massive energy transfer and much safer than a rifle and more effective that buckshot.... My suggestion was of a better round for hunting with a 12 gauge.... You can use it or not... I have never wounded a deer either. I set up like a bow hunter and if you do that why are you not killing you're deer? Buckshot is not ideal for greater than 20yds. The deer I kill would run away 330 pound animals it takes massive power to drop them and a well placed shot. I have killed way too many to even debate it. I only suggested it as a sure fire way to put you're deer down and still be safe doing it.... A lead slug is not a center fire bullit. It's safer than you are thinking.... Study it more, learn about it all then you can decide better

Maybe go with a heavy? Frog hooks are heavy wire plus dual hooks. I don't know,...delayed Hooksets are hard to learn, but you need to learn it if you love frog fishing.... Good luck

Give Red Earth a Hollar he may be able to guide you on how to post the photos.... Or ?

Yea seems kids woulda long lost interest by now, idk sounds creepy though,,, so are you photo- documenting all of this?

I prefer a 5.1 to work large spinnerbaits Deep Also for pulling high resistance crankbaits

He's bowels were cleaned out! Lol!!!! Good time for a colon camera to look him over! That's funny Roger, I thought you were sharing a real story! Maybe it is!!!!

The importation of Beretta 9 mm into the USA was a result of the At that times Administration seeking to Have powerful weapons placed in Strategic Italian locations. It was still thee Cold War . What does any of this have to do with a fishing reel? It doesn't at all!

That's the truth!

Anyone remember the Drive- Inn movie, The Legend Of Boggy Creek ?

Line... Sorry

No problem, I picked those up at Bps, sat. They are low on stock on the weighted hooks... Good luck, I use several other styles too... But I like the lighter wire of the owner about best ... For 12 to 15 pd. just me!

Here they are,

I have a mixed lot of 5.1 to 6.4.1 to 7.1.1 speeds / power if you will.... But my 300e/d are about 30" per turn @ 6.2.1 they are great tools for different methods.... For trig and such I really prefer high speed, I guess to answer you're question I am not going to go all high speed at this time.

I should note I have never even caught a walleye let alone ate one! I have caught and ate (enjoyed) a lot of different fishes... I do believe I will try sauger, they must be quite good, the ones I typically catch are 18 to 22" is there a good fillet on this size?