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Thanks guys. It didn't even dawn on me that I couldn't idle around until days after. I didn't intentionally break the law and if I return to the lake I would not do it again. Thats what I get for not reading teh lake rules before launching... Guess it will be a slow go with the TM on this lake from now on

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No way in hell....... not even a pet. Snakes give me the heeby jeebies

I will be launching by the dam. It is the closest place for me en route. I have read that smallies can be found near the rip rap by the dam but I have not even seen any recent local reports for bass on any of the guide service sites or marina boards. Should be interesting

First, THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE Second, how much money are you looking to spend? How much space do you have in garage etc.? How many people will be fishing with you normally? How big are the lakes you intend to fish?

Planning on a trip to fish Brookville in a few weeks. Its only about an hour drive from my house and I have been told the smallmouth fishing can be very good. I have fished the lake once last fall with no success. Any help would be greatly appreciated. No, I am not looking for waypoints, just a general area or direction on the lake. Thanks guys

I actually prefer a left hand reel on my flippin rod. That way I can hold the rod in my right hand and being right handed, I feel like a have better feel and control.

I wonder if he intended to catch a wall"EYE" LMAO>>>>>>>>>>>>

Dipped a can of Kodiak a day for 15 years. Quitting sucked but I fell asleep with a giant pinch, woke up, hung over and puking my guts out. Never dipped again. We used to mix RedMan and Big League Chew and call it a "Goo" when playing baseball at UC. That was good even if it sounds gross...

X2 Always purchase your series batteries in pairs. They need to be fully charged in tandem otherwise one will ruin the other by overworking.

Just got to thinking, I fished a 10hp max restricted lake the other day in my bass boat. I have a 150hp motor. After reading a post here about restricted lakes it got me thinking that I shouldn't have fired up my motor and only should have used the TM. My thinking was that I was OK to crank up the motor and only idle around the lake. Am I wrong? Does a 10hp limit mean only 10 hp or less or does that allow bigger boats to only idle? I don't want to break any laws but a 600 acre lake with only a TM is crazy. Thoughts?

You can check out Dave Davis at NBAA. This is the southern Ohio division of the National Bass Anglers Association. Tournaments throughout the summer and you can fish in NBAA tourneys all over the country. Dave is a great guy. They hold many meetings at BPS and fish East Fork, Rocky Fork Ceasars, and the Ohio River. Check it out www.NBAA.com

SKLZ Sport-Brella Umbrella Look this up on the web. These are plenty big enough

That is a beautiful truck...... Congrats

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Because you ROCK......

That is absolutely amazing!!! Goodbye Bait Monkey!!!!! Think of the impact this machine could have in the world of fishing... WOW

AWESOME!!!!

You could absolutely go to LSC and catch fish with no previous knowledge. However, depending on the species you are looking for, Saginaw Bay might be your ticket. If its walleye you are looking to catch a blind man could find them on the Bay. You should be able to limit out in two hours with local bait shop information. On LSC, I would say your best bet is to hit the mile roads. Start at 16 and drift down to 9 mile. You should be able to boat some nice smallies.

ROFLMAO!!!!! Just kidding!!!!!!!!

I have the alphabet tattooed on my back. All 26 letters. That way I have every name of every girl i was ever with listed and nobody gets mad.

Chestnut brings home the title again!! Sorry, but the thought of consuming 62 hotdogs in 12 minutes really makes me sick. Thats 18000 calories. I cannot even imagine the horror that must accompany this man a few hours after the event in the comfort of the mens room......

I am a baseball purist. Part of the lure of the game is the history involved. Not sure I liked the new park. Although it is a beautiful complex there is something about the smell of stale beer, urine, and musty concrete.

Congrats AJay. It won't be too long and I will be there with ya. I actually miss northern Michigan a little. Since moving to Cincinnati I haven't fished nearly as much. Dying to make a trip to Hillman to fish lake Avalon. Tight Lines