Jimzee

It's great to be alive right now with all the advancements in the tackle industry. Great looking rods my friend.

I just about fell out of my chair when I read this response.

Nice truck Aaron!! Now there are no reasons why you can't fish with me this fall.

You done a good thing providing for these kids. You have my respect.

I use the right handed version (mirror image of left) and don't have one complaint about it. Plenty light enough, casts great, and is very versatile for many types of baits. You will not be sorry.

This guy's got his priorities straight. Yeah, I assume ya'll are cheering for the ASU Mountaineers! ;D That would be a no...

STEEZ!!

This guy's got his priorities straight.

Big lakes 500-20,000 ac (public)

I knew eventually you were going to catch a fish on "one" of those swimbaits. Congrats on the first.

So good to see your photo skills back in action. They were well missed. 8-)

Atta boy!! Been sand-bagging this whole time I see. Future Jason Quinn in the making. Those piercings are gonna hurt...

Sounds like an awesome day to me. Those two foot pike are indeed a blast to catch. Can't wait to see the pics.

I can't help it if I like fishing in the buff. The fish don't seem to mind... Glad y'all had a good time. Hope to see Muddy at Kentucky Lake this spring. I know we will have a blast.

Nice fish man. Cat or not, it still counts as a swimbait fish.

Happy Birthday!!

I thought I was the only one. It was it for him in my book when he kept saying South Cadilaca. I wanted to strangle him. > Everyone seems to like him though and that's good for the sport. :-/

He also likes not having to wear any pants during those hours You don't know how right you are.

Been doing ALL of my fishing from 7:00 pm to 7:00 am. I love it and fishing is much better. No lake traffic, no sun, no sweat, just have to deal with fog and condensation. I'll deal with it for the trade off.

Very nice Zander indeed Vyron.

It's very rewarding catching a fish on something you designed. I hope you get it down to a science and post a Rhode Island 10 lber. soon. Looks good from where I'm sitting.

Best thing I have found to date is the Mr. Clean Magic Eraser. I have found a few cranks this year that have been submerged underwater for a long period. Took all the rusted hardware off and cleaned with the eraser. Put new hardware on and they look brand new. Try it, you will see.

Most of the hooks on today's cranks are better quality than they were a few years ago. I noticed on a lot of my Normans, having black nickel hooks found on higher end cranks. I still don't care for the bronze colored Gammys found on a few of the cranks but they do stay sharp for a while. Even some of my Zoom cranks come with the bronze colored hooks. Most have the black nickel though. I wouldn't go changing all my hooks unless it became a problem on a regular basis holding fish on a crank.

Vet bills are indeed expensive, but I wouldn't bat an eye to shell out whatever it cost to help my dog. I consider him a member of my family. A small price to pay IMO for someone that worships you day in and day out.

Tried it (both Ctrl's and both +'s) and doesn't work... still old, blind and I guess owner of a dysfunctional PC. Try Firefox. It will work.