STPC
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Freddie Mercury, Rob Halford, Bruce Dickinson, Steve Perry, Robert Plant, Maynard James Kenan, Eddie Vedder (IMO there is only one person that sings w/more emotion than Vedder and that's Joe Cocker). For the Ladies: Whitney Houston could belt it out, Joan Jett, Ann Wilson, Stevie Nicks, Aretha (no last name needed)
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Fishtank, that guy is ridiculous on the acoustic guitar...definitely not my style of music though.
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Burn!!! I myself have no pic, but I'm not as popular as you man.
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Could have been worse...maybe even a video of Raider working out!
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I like the quality, strength, and overall durability of Power Pro, but am thinking hard about trying 832 b/c of all of the awesome reviews I have read.
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I was wondering where the hook set was in the first video....but there it is. That looked to be one hell of a fish.
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It is a great feeling isn't it? It's completely different than the feel of other lures being hit, but you won't forget it either.
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You would be lucky if the only thing that came out was the shart. I have heard some bad stories of people pushing some of their insides out doing leg press, squats, dead lift...Be careful big man.
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I almost feel bad forgetting to mention this one (especially since he is one of my all time favorites): Duane Allman.
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If the majority of the deer you will be hunting/shooting at are within 150 yards I would definitely look into a slug gun. I think you would be surprised by the accuracy you can get out of them these days.
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Speckled Trout maybe???
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Well, I agree w/Choporoz and the red snapper. To me it is the best overall eating fish there is. It has a firm enough texture, but is still flaky and when grilled w/the skin on it gets all crispy and just plain delicious. Aside from trout, most freshwater fish taste about the same to me...nothing special but edible if fried right.
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I don't think there is anything more productive for bluegill than a small cigar float, 3/32 split shot and some gold Aberdeen hooks. Just find out how deep they are and hope you have brought enough crickets. Like C&G said, the warmer parts of the day are when I have had the most success as far as numbers go; however, b/w 7-9pm during the summer is when I have caught some of my largest. I love bass fishing and all, but when the bite is dead, I'd rather catch some bream. At least they will keep me entertained for hours on end.
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This sounds like a good solution from what I have seen.
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Looks like a keeper...if it performs half as well as a senko it will still be worth keeping around.
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A couple of more modern rock guys are Tom Morello and Jack White. Both have their own very different style but can really crank it.
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Original rapala floating in either gold or silver.
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White Zoom Horny Toad works really well for me on top of mats. Just keep it on top of the mat until you find a nice hole and let it do its thing. It does this slow spiral on the way down and this is when I have had the majority of hits on this lure. Stanley Ribbit makes a lot more commotion though, so I guess it depends on what mood the fish in your area are in.
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That's awesome!!! I bet you're one proud papa.
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Vocals: Maynard James Keenan Guitar1: Kirk Hammett Guitar2: Mike McCready Bass: Les Claypool Drums: Bill Ward
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Doesn't seem like the smartest method for tracking your catches (I understand you need proof in a tournament) when kayak fishing. Mixing electronics (cameras) w/kayaks (pretty much everything else in the kayak is as wet as the kayak) is just not a bright idea in my opinion.
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^^^^^^^This. To quote A-Jay, "Testing it" is the worst possible thing you can do for any major injury to your legs. What may feel fine while sitting down can buckle and pop once too much weight/force is put on it. Take it slow, do as the Dr. says, and hopefully you'll be back at it before you know it.
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Looks like they are only available w/right-handed retrieve, boo.
