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Well I don't believe that goes there.

Man, I didn't even see it. I posted this from the drive thru when I was waiting on tendies.

I guess as long as you're not using a white rod after labor day, you're alright.

https://sports.yahoo.com/another-walleye-fishing-tournament-marred-170524319.html

That's not so odd. I much prefer neat bourbons. Though higher proof bourbons, and certain scotches, can often stand a few drops of water to open them up. I dislike ice in my whiskey. There are dozens of us.

I'm pretty ignorant in general, and I think I've fished a dropshot all of two times ever, but those spinshot hooks feel like a solution in search of a problem. Maybe I'm missing something, though.

All hail the wacky worm. But also I wanna see you try a buzzbait. Lots of noise like a plopper, but a beefier single hook for turning the big girls around.

I cannot stress how little this matters. To paraphrase Sifu Lee, it's better to practice one kick 10,000 times than 10,000 kicks one time each.

Don't forget the astrological stuff, @Dominat0r. Everybody knows you can't catch fish if venus is in Gatorade.

Never heard of it, but I'm pretty sure that SWMBO has something wrong with her like that. She doesn't pass gas, she commits war crimes.

Generally there are only a few different ways you can get a tint ticket around here: - If you're found to exist in Sevier County (they ain't got nothing better to do when the tourists are all at Dollywood) - If the cop's feelings get hurt - Revenge ticket if they come up dry after pulling you for a fishing expedition Never got one, but I decided a long time ago that I'd just pay it and go on with my life if it ever happens. It chaps my hide that half of the cruisers I see have limo tint, but state limit here is 35%.

For anybody that needs to remove window film of any sort, this stuff right here is the business. Denatures the adhesive. This stuff, a heat gun, and a careful, deliberate hand will help you get the film off without buggering up your rear window defroster. Take your time and don't go yanking on stuck film. Before we bought the house we're in now, we were in a rental with a lot of windows facing the street, and I covered every window on the front half of the house with translucent film. This little bottle and a single-edge razor blade made short work of getting rid of it.

I use a clip for almost all my treble hook lures. Spooks, lipless, squarebills, whatever.

My Corvette's tinted at 15% all the way around. The Silverado's still got the factory tint on it, but I'm gonna have my guy fix that problem one of these days when I get around to it. I care not for legality.

I don't recommend it.

Bait sounds icky. Last catfish I caught, I caught on a ned rig.

@Cbump I mean, I assumed a lure was involved, so that's on me. Do you just whack them with it, then? "No, catfish! That's a bad catfish!"

How do the catfish know to only bite the lure tied to the lightning rod?

Nicely done. Beshemoth is my new favorite word.

Never had any bubblegut from it, which is good. The spicy sandwich is my jam. My dogs would commit war crimes for Mickey D's fries.

Well hey, free baseball.

My favorite thing to do at Chick-fil-a is drive past it to go to Popeye's.

I would be fascinated to learn if any reel-specific oil has special qualities that justify the price.

Of course. I've done engineering standups and troubleshot customer issues with a rod in my hand. My job's pretty dope.