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spinners if there on the bite senkos if there fussy.

mountain equipment co-op.i have the mec tarn 2 very light and portable will withstand a hurracaine its a 2man tent but is only good for one.not very spacious just solid quality great for canoeing,hiking or mountain climbing.had it for about 7yrs.the have larger tents they make good products but thier a little pricey.

anti-freeze.

ha ha hahaha marshmellows.im gonna throw all my tackle away and just use treble hooks and marshmellows.

once u use one dont put it back in the jar.

2 x -raps,2 boogie baits (chatter bait knock offs)2 williams wabblers,some inline spinners pile of jig heads and white 3 inch grubs.

who cares if they eat eat or u line em as long as its in the yap or just outside its all legal hook em and hang on.

had a couple of them in my box last season started tossing them through the pads and the largies were smokin em.wouldnt spend my cash on them though plenty of better baits out there.

do people actually eat those or are the pics just glory shots?

the ladys love big docks

i get dizzy just thinkin about nascar round and round and round woo hoo, not.

redneck jet.actually looks more stable than the cessna i went skydiving in.

fuel leaking sounds like a seal is gone as for the controls set it to rich for a slower idle and lean will let er rev higher and go a little faster.

get it fixed why take the chance just replaced a damaged one on my trailer noticed it while packing the bearing.had a tiny chunk out of it for 12bucks its cheap piece of mind very easy and quick to change.

home sweet home

strikeking elite or proseries are great baits about 10 bucks each but shop around i got a great deal on some good quality homemade ones at at a local shop.all work well some have better elements nickel and gold plted blades quality swivels,better skirts expirment find out what works best for u.

i was refering to rainbow fishing never fished for brookies its not my thing.ive explored for rainbows some go really far north nary a person around but im not much for that style ultra finnesee overhanging trees sticks poking u in the face.i like to hit em when they first enter the river in the lower stretches where they fight better are less spooky and u can enjoy the battle rather than worry about that log jam.

x-rap,or any other floating stck bait ,spinners topwater.i fish for pike every spring and one year it was so intense i tried every lure in my aresenol was able to get them to hit almost everything in the box they are eating machines.

cant see understand all the hype about opener shoulder to shoulder low clear water and all the best fishing is done good luck to ya ill be fishing for crappy out in the boat with lots of fish and space between fishermen.

im no cronzy but i consume a few fish each season ive been using the synthetic handle rapala for a couple of yrs havent sharpened it yet still cuts smooth.

what size boats need these.has anyone ever been stopped,is thier a fine.ive been driving boats for 17yrs now because a few stupid drunk seadoos im no longer qualified.

ive had many of tray type boxes 2 tray 3tray suitcase style.2yrs ago made the switch to soft bags and wish i had changed years ago so much better.and if u fish from shore most have shoulder straps for easier carrying.

ive owned a few shimanos in my time i must say they are probally one of the most durable long lasting reels around im still fishing an old bantam 2 bearing baitcaster about 10yrs old its not the smoothest anymore but still winches em in.recently ive started fishing pfluger reels resonably priced smooth and no problems after one very full season.

better skunked than sunk.the big o can be a nasty lake glad to see you and they family enjoying your new investment.got my rig all ready to rock cant wait till this weekend.

not tryin to knock motorguide but having owned a 30lb tiller motorguide and it burned out.i decided to try minkota this time they just seem to be constructed better.buy whatever u can afford on a student budget any motor is better than no motor remember boat control and covering water are key elements to success.