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  1. The EGO has landed.. in Minnisota 8-)
  2. I'm with you pal. Let me know when your heading out and how long we'll be gone. 8-)
  3. Either of these are very good. You may also look at www.jannsnetcraft.com 8-)
  4. That is simply Beautiful. Thanks for sharing. 8-)
  5. These guys have everything you would need right here. http://www.do-itmolds.com/category2.aspx?c=377 8-)
  6. Yogi Berra appreciation day 1947..... "I want to thank you for making this day necessary."
  7. Mine get's cut up into little pieces and thrown away. Less clutter that way, but since this is your first I would keep it. I sure wish I had my first one. That would be kinda cool! 8-)
  8. DUUUDE!! I am soooo jealous. What a beautiful place to be!
  9. I was a catcher too... I kinda like this one myself. "All pitchers are liars or crybabies." 8-)
  10. "Slump? I ain't in no slump. I just ain't hitting." 8-)
  11. With the heavier wire, my guess is that you might have to modify the mold just a touch. I haven't tried it so I can't say for sure.
  12. Confronting people in a situation like this can sometimes get you to the bottom of the story and or introduce you to a new friend....... but in way too many cases it has gotten UGLY! I think it would be best to contact the authorities and let them "get to the bottom of it" and or "make some new friends". just my 2 bits
  13. I use artificial baits 100% of the time when fishing for Bass. With that said I also believe that it is crazy to dismiss live bait as an option for catching them, ESPECIALLY when confronted with cold water or winter conditions. I will agree that it may take more skill and or ability to catch Bass on artificial baits. That is why I choose them. I consider it a bit more sporting during warm water or "prime" fishing conditions. If I'm not mistaken the thread was about "tricks for cold water"..... I think it would be unrealistic to not consider live bait in extreme conditions. (keep in mind that I live well above the Mason Dixon Line) Sometimes "you gotta do what ya gotta do"!!

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