Billy Bob

If it was GM's biggest rival, Toyota, the Obama media would have been on it like stink on a monkey.

This reminds me that back in the early 90's the common council and mayor of Buffalo OK'd and paid for some neon light art where the Expressway started in downtown Buffalo....what they got (this is 100% true) was LARGE neon dancing penises with top hats and canes in different colors.....when Mayor Griffin seen that he ordered it to be taken down...but it was funny as hell for a week or so.. :rofl2:

Interesting......didn't know how the insurance industry would handle this...but I'm guessing his rates will spike. Now, wouldn't GM be liable because there was no sticker on the dash warning about driving the Blazer on thin ice...

http://www.internetautoguide.com/10-12-2011-16-297/2011-chevrolet-avalanche-recalls.html And NOTHING about this that I heard by our media....

VERY FUNNY...... If very good dresser means gay, then I will NEVER be mistaken for a gay guy....not that there's anything wrong with that.

Come on down here....we are completely fair.....we discriminate against everyone equally....

PLEASE send me that white fish for my smoker...PLEASE... BTW...I recognize that spot on the ice... Bob

I remember it being either 1974 or 1975 and I believe it was 4 cents on a dollar... This is looking to be year 2 that I don't head north for a fishing trip....unless I hit it BIG in VEGAS...the adult playground of the world. Bob

My condolences to the family in blue...

They stock PERCH ? ? ?

That's what SHE said...

Your insurance rates depend on a LOT of different things.... Just a couple of things that will lower or raise your rate from someone else. Where you live Is the car parked in the driveway or the street Do you use the car to go to work How far is it to work How many mile do you annually drive How old you are What kind of vehicle you drive How old the vehicle is What condition is the vehicle in Your driving record How much insurance you want My son is a insurance underwriter and the one thing he always says....DEAL direct with the insurance company if you can, like on the internet or phone....if you have a broker you're paying him also and that's money that you could use for expensive gasoling. Good Luck insurance fishing, Bob

BFH's are better on GM's.........

All the reports we have been getting on Simcoe down here have been LOTS of dinks and just a few worth keeping...

As per the Buffalo News.....good history of Cookie Gilchrist who played in Canada and the NFL... http://www.buffalonews.com/sports/bills-nfl/article308629.ece

Looks like the OP got a LOT of good advice.... My dream is to load my OLD Toro Snow Blower into my Tundra (truck) and head south until no one knows what it is...then set up camp (move there)...

My sincere condolences and wish you and your family the best. Bob

I agree with the above post for inland lakes but NOT Lake Erie where many Canadian commercial fishing boats take perch and walleyes by the thousands......we need to find a fair and balance answer when it comes to Lake Erie.

Hey, if you can market them to catch some tail and maybe some fish or two....mark me down for a gross or more.... :good: Do you have any for hot blondes....

They would float if you take off the screen doors.... :rofl2:

I don't know the area in question...but by looking at these pics I would place a medium wager that it's a sewer treatment plant.

ICBM are usually in silo's but I doubt that's what it is..they would NOT be in a major populated area.

In my years of experience I have learn that keeping it simple will catch walleyes with worm harnesses (never used them for perch) but more complex rigs will catch more fishermen if you're selling them. It seems the inland lake walleyes like the smaller Colorado #2 blades while on Lake Erie #4 blades that move more water, which causes more vibration in the bigger water produces the best. My favorite color is chartreuse but other anglers have different opinions in color, size and shapes of the blades. One thing I have noticed no matter the size, color or shape of the blade is that the length of the blade should determine how many beads you place on the rig....with a #4 chartreuse Colorado blade I use 5 orange beads. With this set up I have Chartreuse / Orange color contras while the Chartreuse blade rotates around the Orange beads. Other details like how fresh the NIGHTCRAWLER is, the length of leader from your sinker, # and size of hooks, etc....can and will separate the catchers from fishermen on any given body of water when the bite is a FINESSE bite....anyone can catch walleyes when when bite is on...but the real anglers are head and shoulders above the average guy when the bite is SLOW....now I just need to get into that better category . Bob..........BTW.......your wife make better harnesses...

I researched this vehicle when I purchased my '07 Tundra....Consumer Reports had a DO NOT BUY recommendation on this vehicle back then...don't know if that has changed or not since then as I no longer subscribe to CR...but you should for it's online subscription...well worth the few bucks when your interested in investing a huge chuck of change into a vehicle. The online subscription is much better than the magazine subscription.

God speed on your recover Chris. You'll be catching more sheephead then you can handle before you know it.