NHBull
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Much appreciated, thanks
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Like the others have said....everything including the uses of hydrogen peroxide is addressed in the sure-life videos
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What station/ network is covering it?
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I am considering starting a bass club at my Prep-School. We are looking for input on the do,s and dont’s. It will be a Fall club that will run from September through November. Most of the kids will have their own equipment, but are their companies that give discounts for non-profit educational facilities? I have reached out to the state to try to obtain a group license. i suspect that the gear the school purchases will largely be spinning in nature with a one casting gear thrown in. On a side note, do round reels last longer last longer than similarly priced low profile reels, given both are properly maintained.? Any input is appreciated Al
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@BeardedBassGuy, here is another http://tackletrap.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=1066_1794_1795&products_id=7800
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No first hand experience, but I may pick one up
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@BeardedBassGuy, just an FYI https://www.sportsmanswarehouse.com/sportsmans/Okuma-Guide-Select-Swimbait-Cast-Rod/productDetail/Casting-Rods/prod99999037783/cat101028?ref=google&gclid=Cj0KCQjw1q3VBRCFARIsAPHJXrFd-es88NFKrlPmAPFoWVW4635o0AvEfnke4jK9zKeiG6eqj-Pcy_UaAu1HEALw_wcB
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The nice part of this time of the year is that you don’t need a lot of poles on deck. I have Jerks to 12feet hair jigs, painfully slow shakey head with red floating finesse worm
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A timely post ......pulling the trigger on the Okuma tonight
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My second grandson is due in Aug, so I think I can get 2 ?
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Last night my Mrs was sitting next to me as I was looking at the JDM Calcutta conquest..... While I never considered it, she made the comment, “is that a reel that you could hand down to Everett ( grandson)”. I replied, hell ya.......and she told me to think about it..... Go figure!!!!!!
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I too am struggling with where to go on this since we DO NOT get DD bass in NH. My current swimbait rod is a Loomis rated to 2 ounces and think that’s where i am going to stay. i don’t know one persons that has broken 10 lbs. A 7 is considered a monster. That said, for the baits you want to throw, you will need something rated to 5 ounces.
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Howdy Folk, My buddy and I just decided to complete in our first season of tournaments. It is a low pressure and fun series. My question is what are some of the biggest lessens learned ......things to do and things to avoid. Funny stories appreciated. Thanks
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You can’t tell the cost of something until the accounting period is over. Assume both boats were identical in every aspect....( they are not!) Boat A cost 5K more At the end of 5 years, boat A has a resale value 10K higher, clearly A is a less expensive boat.
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Let me know when you come back, we can fish “Golden Pond”. ( 70’s Movie)
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Just up the road from me, and it is majestic
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Let's be honest, there are needs and there are wants. It is about priorities. For me it is about comfort and aging. Higher end reels are lighter, fit better and can be used for a full day, with less pain. I will pay a premium if something allows me to enjoy one of the last of life's simple pleasures.. The way the sport is going, what is today's top end will be tomorrows mid range.
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The new boat is ready and 18" of the site stuff will be hee tomorrow....36 " in a week is crazy. Ontario upside, Spring runoff should be fun
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My Mrs was on the table too! Cleared for 10 yrs.
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Thought so, but I see guys using them for fresh water too
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Thanks Guys... On a side note, what is the "OCEA" calcutta that I see on the Japanese sites?
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That's what I wanted to hear, thanks
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Folks, I see the D's gets great reviews, but the issue with the non removable side plate seams to be an issue for some. That said, I seldom change breaks once they are set. Any first hand experience with these? Thanks, Al
