lo n slo

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sorry to hear about that brother

Norman is, and always has been an enigma. it’s my home lake and we fish it alot. it will drive you nuts sometimes. we’ve given it the nick name of “Lake Need-a-Bite”.

i made the switch to InvisX last year ?

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keep us posted brother. hoping for a good report.

sounds alot like O.L.D. ? i have it too ?

road runners

another vote for Gamakatsu

retired NC Driking Water Treatment guy here. everyone is right! the stratification aspect does play a very important role, but the water isn’t always stratified, especially this particular time of year in many reservoirs. in fact, late winter/early spring always gave us fits. cold, dense, muddy (turbid) source water is very difficult to treat (floc out). most raw water reservoir intakes are designed with the ability to “draw” water from two, or more, depths, in order to minimize the effects of various raw water quality issues brought on by summer stratification and fall turnover. but the cold and muddy water in late winter/early spring always seemed to find it’s way into the intake no matter what depth we drew from. it was unavoidable. riverine systems will obviously be more prone to a thorough “mixing” too.

one of the best football players i ever coached had T1. he was an amazing kid! i still see him from time to time. he is all grown up now with his own family and is doing just fine.

country ham biscuit, coffee, water, sammich

bring it

looking good!

it’s all in fun, you’re a good sport brother ?

mug shots starting to trickle in....

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fwiw

i stink

if you’re ever down this way brother you can fish with me in the next tournament without any fear of having to take a polygraph.....heck we may call it a day a couple hours early an save ourselves some embarrassment at the weigh in. ???

i use nail clippers and a bass pro hook remover 95% of the time. i do carry needle nose pliers and have pocket knives.

for real

Scott, that little anchor deal is sweet! ?

well done James ?