roadwarrior

Sissy! : I wish you could make it for the week, but for anyone within driving distance for the evening...BE THERE! 8-)

Fishing a jerkbait is my favorite technique. As a result, I have an extensive collection of Smithwicks, Rapala X-Raps, Husky Jerks and Lucky Craft (Pointers in three sizes, Staysee and Slenders). However, if you are just looking for one to start with, this is my suggestion: http://www.basspro.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?storeId=10151&catalogId=10001&langId=-1&partNumber=2827&hvarTarget=search&cmCat=SearchResults Rapala Husky Jerk, HJ10 4" 3/8 oz Silver Blue (#23). Good luck! 8-)

Ain't that something! Location, time of year, action and profile... BTW, What does a 7 1/2" Larew Salty Ringtail Worm represent? 8-)

Post this question in the "Southeast" section, too. You may get a response here or there. 8-)

I would love to see a new picture of that fat brown fish you caught last year. Good luck! 8-)

Cold water is tough for everyone, but cold, muddy water is much worse! My best advice is to slow down and focus on structure in deeper water. 8-)

Anytime between January 1 and December 31. : 8-)

Dink: My fishing partner and I call them "Tournament Fish," anything under 3 lbs. 8-)

Just punch on the Cabela's banner or go to "Advertisers" in the top section of "Tackle." 8-)

Well, I hope he catches her, too! And it is in fact, an anniversary. And, most importantly for me, that is THE prettiest picture of a fish I have EVER seen! 8-)

What are you waiting on? http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/templates/links/link.jsp?id=0037314120919a&type=product&cmCat=SEARCH&returnPage=search-results1.jsp&QueryText=lamiglas+sr705r&N=4887&Ntk=Products&Ntx=mode+matchall&Nty=1&Ntt=lamiglas+sr705r&noImage=0 8-)

I like to think of it as more of a cream-of-carrot, or ripened pumpkin. : One things for sure, if you carry several rods, this one will never get lost in the crowd! 8-)

Cold, muddy water is a poor recipe for success.

Hmm... Design, engineering, craftmanship, high quality components and perfect performance right out of the box! Oh! I almost forgot to mention, they catch fish, too! 8-)

Welcome aboard! 8-)

Among the choices listed, I suggest the Fenwick Techna AV AVS70MF. BTW, Welcome aboard! 8-)

Add soft plastics, jigs and some days, topwater! 8-)

Welcome aboard! 8-)

There is a tv show called "Designed To Sell" that you should be watching. In addition to Raul's very good advise, you need to critically examine every room in your house. Eliminate clutter and rearrange the furniture to make evey room look bigger or cozy. Usually this means getting rid of about half the furniture and all the junk you have collected over the years! Don't think buyers can "picture how it could be", make it that way! Where to start? The garage...I'll bet that will be a challenge if it's anything like mine. #1 Just get rid of your junk. The stuff that makes "a house a home" doesn't make it someone else's home. http://www.hgtv.com/hgtv/shows_hdts 8-)

No, don't do that! A lower price will not get more potential buyers into the house, some will even view that as a negative or a sign of desperation. Determine the "going rate" in your neighborhood and calculate you offering price based on a multiple of the square footage. Then add a little! The "savings" you might realize by selling the house yourself is part of the "negotiating process". NEVER give that away up front! When you find "real" buyers with financing, then the negotiations begin. One more suggestion: Be firm when you are casually questioned about price. Money talks, BS walks. 8-)

X2 Well, I don't have the new model (yet), but I have one FA and two FB. The Stella is remarkable, like holding (another name for kitty cat) in the palm of your hand! 8-)

Yeah, well... I know you young guns don't think you need more advice from the "old farts" or Team Depends when it comes to shopping, but I'm going to warn you anyhow! Nothing is FREE! As a general rule, I would rather pay full-bore retail than get anything for "free". Pay attention to the details, that's where the devil hides! 8-)

Do NOT do anything until you talk with someone from the Texas Parks & Wildlife Department. http://www.tpwd.state.tx.us/fishboat/ 8-)

In a hot market FSBO is the way to go, but in today's market you need an agent! I have sold four houses and a number of investment properties privately. As a matter-of-fact, I have been lucky and have not sold through a broker. However, times are different right now. There is way too much inventory on the market and the only way to find a number of qualified buyers is to have someone actively marketing your home.

C'mon guys! If you are close, get to the dinner! 8-) p.s. Cleaned up a little at Alpster's request, so don't get jazzed if your post is gone.