Jimzee

Pressure washer sounds about right. Watch how long you hold it in one place if it has much pressure. I found out the hard way. :-[

Happy Birthday!! Oh to be 16 again knowing then what I know now. Fun times. 8-)

I don't think it can be said any better. My sympathies for your loss.

That right there is the attitude to have. Well done!!

My God, that made me cringe after I started reading the story.

great pic the damsel fly was a bonus yellow labs rule Yes they do!!!!

Here is my kid and fishing partner, BRODY.

Don't do it, it is a petroleum product and can't be good for the fish. I have heard of it though.

Rapala DT 7, more of a coffin lip though. 8-)

It might very well be. All of my other reels will not slip on my Kistler Mg but that TD-Z would. I don't care what ya fish or who makes it, there will be problems in all of them.

Sounded like a real good time and it's only a 12 hour drive for me.......thinking.....thinking :

I like to use a quality snap on most of my crankbaits and jerkbaits. I re-tie often still due to nicks in the line, but it seems to give the bait a little more freedom to move. I use Evergreen snaps BTW.

my mistake, I guess I should have read the rules also.

Yo-Zuri Hybrid Ultrasoft (other)

WELCOME ABOARD!!!

Is that a Palm's flame I see in that pic T-rig? Nope, it's a Daiko Gallet Detour Edition GDES-622L. Great little rod for drop shotting! NICE!!!!

Is that a Palm's flame I see in that pic T-rig?

That's awesome man. Like RW said, you are a natural. Try it out again!! 8-)

I could start a war here but I am a nice kind of guy and will not jump at this chance. Loose reel seats on Loomis rods??? Interesting......

Thank God for green pumpkin!!

My wife loves these things!! She catches some pretty nice fish on them. I think she uses the red ant color.

Nice fish man. Congrats!! 8-)

Three weeks ago I caught 3 in one day on a green pumpkin-chartreuse laminate. The biggest was around 22". I thought I had a heck of a bass. >

Thanks Russ!! Cool Vid. 8-)

Funny I seen this because that is what I just finished doing. ;D I use soap and water on the decal part and a scrub brush on the aluminum. They make a product called Aluminex and it is sold @ BPS. I have not used it but they claim it is good stuff for hard stains. I am a little more picky with my boat than most. I shine the aluminum with Mother's metal polish once a year and it looks like a mirror. It gets all the small scratches and swirl marks out. I must warn you though, I take my time doing this (all winter) because it is real hard to get off. I only do a small section at a time. For the decal part that gets marks from the rubber dock fenders, I use a Magic eraser. Whoever invented this, they need a pat on the back.