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Kodak EasyShare C433, using macro setting. it takes plenty of crappy pics, but if the fish is still for long enough for the macro to focus on it, then the pictures turn out pretty good.

i clicked on the million dollar lure, and i laughed out loud when i read at the bottom "We highly reccomend using the SmartLink Ultimate Lure Saver System"

lol! thats funny about the crawfish getting out of the tank and in the toilet! the only place he could escape from my tank is where the filter is, and there is nothing for him to climb there, so i think i'm safe. i keep the crawfish well fed with tuna, shrimp pellets, and algae wafers. if he decides to snack on my fish, i guess thats just the way nature goes. he may have shed recently before i caught him, but he hasn't shed since he's been in my tank. hes always been that color. it is a devil crawfish (Cambarus diogenes) by the way. at first my intentions were to cycle the tank with a bunch of shiners, then i kinda got attached to the shiners and wanted to keep them around, and then i decided to get a few more fish of different species from the creek, and i really like having a community tank with different native species. if i put a bass in there, he would eat everything. i don't see myself putting a bass in here any time soon. heres another picture of the pumpkinseed, this was taken just after he stole and entire earthworm from my mudminnow, and ate the entire thing, so he was nice and fat and his colors were good:

LOL! nope, i put two in the tank at school, and gave 3 to a friend, and they introduced a disease to his tank...sucks for him! ;D i'm just glad my tank is disease free

ok, i thought blue lobster was some kind of exotic crawfish, but i wasn't sure. i'm not up to date on all the exotic fancy species of anything, because i personally catch everything that i keep in my tanks. i think it's kinda dumb to pay money for these fancy sissy fish when you can go outside and have fun catching some fish yourself and these fish are brutes! i dont see much of my crawfish anymore because i set up a cave for him and then 2 weeks after i set up the cave he decided to seal it off on all sides with gravel. sneaky little bugger. oh well, he's still awesome. bassn blvd, these are indeed golden shiners like you use for bait but they are not mature. when they're juveniles, they have a faded black stripe down the side. go to this site and scroll down to golden shiner and click on it. it shows many good photos of them as adults and juveniles: http://www.wiscfish.org/fishid/wFrmFishList.aspx

:-? what the heck's a blue lobster? this isnt a lobster, its a crawfish. and no way i would never band up his claws, he uses them to eat! and he couldn't eat my fish, they're too big and quick.

i've had an aquarium for about a month now, and i havent been on bass resource much...aquariums been keeping me busy! anyway, here are some pics, last pics i posted were just of setting up the tank, i dont think it was populated when i posted last. i have 4 golden shiners, 2 eastern mudminnows, 2 creek chubsuckers, 1 pumpkinseed, 1 bluegill, and 1 crawfish. golden shiners (this was when i still had 9, i got rid of 5): mudminnows: creek chubsucker: pumpkinseed: bluegill: crawfish:

VERY FUNNY!!!!!!!!!!!!!

i listened to that link fourbizz posted and that song is amazing! i can't wait for their new album to come out. sacrament was my favorite album, followed by ashes of the wake, burn the priest, new american gospel, and as the palaces burn. when does the new album come out? isnt it feb. 17 or something?

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You said it better then I did.... this is what i do also. i don't see why people make a big deal (okay, maybe they dont make a big deal about it, but...) about using a different style of hook for wacky rigging. i just use the same 4/0 gammy that i use for texas rigging without any problems.

count me in for season 2, no sooner than april. this lure is perfect. i really got good with shallow crankbaits last season, my top producer being the DT Fat 03, so i should be able to do pretty well with this crank! and it will be easier to cast than that tiny rapala floater woo hoo season two!

go for it. there are no rules about what wood to use

dang... makes me wish i had an xbox 360

i'm going for a new PB and over 89 bass.

rapala DT FAT 03 bleeding olive flash

;D there is a turd in the gravel ;D

my warmouth: shiners: both mudminnows and the warmouth: the bigger mudminnow:

today i added 4 shiners (for a total of 9), 2 mudminnows, and a warmouth.

for my science fair project, i tested fishing line. here are the results i got, i figured someone might find them useful/interesting. sorry everything's in metric, but that's the way science goes...also sorry for the crappy columns, but i just can't get them straight, but i think you can figure it out *note, the breaking strength might be a little lower than the actual breaking strength because the down pressure from the hose was not accounted for. **For Each Chart, in order from left to right, the lines go: P-Line CXX, Spiderwire XXX Super Mono, Berkley Trilene XL, Stren Original, Shakespeare Outcast, all 10lb test. Breaking Strength (kg): Trial 1 8.36 2.93 3.84 4.94 4.53 Trial 2 8.97 3.38 3.21 6.22 3.98 Trial 3 8.16 4.59 4.49 5.56 4.63 Trial 4 8.21 4.64 3.10 5.35 2.98 Trial 5 8.66 3.88 3.09 5.76 4.13 Avg. 8.47 3.88 3.55 5.57 4.05 A section of 4.5 kg (10 lb) test line with a loop at the end was hanging down from a support. A bucket was hanging from the loop in the line. The bucket was slowly filled with water until the line supporting it snapped. When the line snapped, the bucket full of water was weighed on an accurate, hanging scale. The breaking weight was recorded. Abrasion Resistance (numer of cycles): Trial 1 7 3 1 9 4 Trial 2 8 3 2 11 3 Trial 3 9 3 2 11 3 Trial 4 9 2 4 9 3 Trial 5 8 3 4 12 3 Avg. 8 3 3 10 3 A section of 4.5 kg (10 lb) test line with a 1.36 kg (3 lb) weight on the end was repeatedly pulled across a round pipe covered in 130 grit sandpaper at a constant slope of 45°. One cycle consisted of the line being slid down the sandpaper 7.6 cm (3), and up the sandpaper 7.6 cm (3). The number of cycles was recorded.

nice step by step for photo finishing you sized that perch nicely. dont forget to paint the back and belly to match the bait after your first coat of epoxy.

get craft store acrylic paints and thin them with windex, not water, water will bead up the paint, windex doesn't. windex also doesn't change the color of the paint.

went out and got an airpump and bubble rod LT exposure, 0.5 seconds

all the decorations (except the rocks) are fake.