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For me it would be the Wee R and Deep Wee R Rebel crankbaits. Someone else just had a thread on this not too long ago.

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Hello and welcome to the forum from another Kentucky bass chaser.

I will stick with my Sufix Siege for crankbaits, spinnerbaits, and topwaters.

You need to start it in water. You don't want to get on the water and find out your motor isn't pumping water.

Hope everyone is okay. Guess you will have to buy your wife a new Cadillac to replace it.

I have ben on blood pressure medicine for several years. At my age being 70 The Dr. is satisfied if I keep mine at 130/80. It has been creeping up a little bit lately. Being on one medicine for it isn't bad. My wife is on three blood pressure meds but it is finally reading pretty good.

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After you light the pilot make sure hold the button in for at least one minute. Also look to see if you have a good pilot flame hitting the thermocouple. I have to clean the pilot orifice on mine once in a while to get a good pilot flame. Hope you get it fixed without too much trouble.

This happened to one of my neighbors several years ago. The shop where he had it towed told him squirrels had done the damage. This was on an older model Jeep Wagoneer. There are always plenty of squirrels around in the neighborhood. I guess he got lucky in that only cost him around $300 to get it fixed.

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The only cordless tools I have owned are drills. I had Makitas for a long time then the batteries went bad. These were the old style battery that is hard to find now. I recently bought a Dewalt drill and impact driver combo. Haven't used them much yet but so far I like them. I'm not going to buy too many cordless tools since the batteries are so expensive for them when you have to replace them.

I go to a shaky head when I want to downsize my baits. I will use it for small finesse type worms. I don't throw any of the bigger baits on a shaky head that would normally be used on a Texas rig.

Excellent work.

We got lucky in my area. Got about 2" of rain, some sleet, about 1/4" of ice, and 1" or of snow. Only heard of one power outage in this area where a tree limb took out some power lines. Temps have been below freezing but is supposed to get up around 40* tomorrow.

He knows how to tell it like it is.

Hello and welcome to the forum from another Kentucky bass chaser.

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The temp is 46 right now and we are getting a break in the rain. We are under an ice storm warning starting tomorrow. They are predicting an inch of sleet and up to 3/4" of ice from freezing rain. Then we will get some snow on top of that. I went out today and filled up some gas cans for the generator to use if we lose power. The positive note is if we lose power I won't be on here aggravating everybody. I don't want to use my computer on generator power.

I have used it and never had a problem with it. I don't know anything about ultra sonic cleaners. The only time I ever used acetone was for a job I had to do at work. I nearly had a disaster with it and have refused to use it for anything since then.

My dad took me fishing for the first time around 1957 or 58 when I was 6 or 7. Fished with a cane pole and worms for bream. Started bass fishing when I was around 12. I missed fishing for 3 or 4 years when I was in high school and working a lot of hours after I got out of school. I didn't have time to go. Got back in to it around 1975. Bought my first boat from a guy I worked with in 1982. Been going at as much as I can since then. I probably have close to 60 years in fishing. Maybe someday I will learn how to catch them.

Hello and welcome to the forum. You will find plenty of help on here.