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When the hell did I say they were garbage?

Some people just like to break things.

Meh, that mass body drop off in was about 7 minutes from where I use to live.

That will teach that dam father of four not to run over your tip-ups. Haha enjoy your wheelchair suckaaa!

It does the same harm as catching any other spring spawner in the winter. I SAID IT! And catching fish in the winter also does as much or less damage as catching fish in the summer. If someone doesn't like it, and its legal, who cares. Everybody always mixes up the difference between ethics and the law. Just to make myself clear, I'm on your side for this one.

Sorry, thought you meant copilot.

Big pike hit the same things. But as the list of things to bring, bunch of different sized mepps, sub surface baits like mantas or believers, top waters (props or jackpots), and a couple large cranks. Ask about bringing your own large gaff hook or net too, some places aren't always equipped.

I don't think that was an "ill" feeling you just had. haha.

These are both pretty cheap reals, expect both of them to be of the same quality.

HAHAHA You know you're considering yourself part of the vast majority group since you just took offense to what he said.

Case by case.

I think this has gotten pretty personal because one of their own (*S.O. city slicker idiot) has been taken from them.

They do look awfully festive.

Problem is in 5 years when they discontinue the suites and replace it with another line exactly the same.

If you're outside in the rain more than 100 hours a season, get some decent gear. Most of the non-goretex *"Breathable"* stuff isnt the best, and will only be good for the first few times out before it gets damp. It wont get wet, but it will get damp. The wetskins stuff is decent, but it gets damp. The viking stuff at marks isnt that bad, but it too gets damp. Also, if you wear a wetskins or any other type of "breathable" raingear, make sure to have a nice barrier between your skin and the jacket. A nice fleece lining works good.

Its not a splake. Its not a speck. Its a laker with a deformed tail.

Gold coloured Johnson SilverMinnows work wonders for shallow weed WALLEYE.

I've been catching allot of those deformed lakers directly downstream of the St. Mary's Paper outflow within the past few months. But my guess for this one is either its a birth defect, or something may have bit its tail off when it was younger and it was regrowing.

Try an archery hunt for wolf and tell me there's not much skill involved. Or, try to put on a killing shot at 50-300yards while you're adrenaline is going and tell me there's not much skill involved with that either.

Do you just toss cloves down there or whats your trick? I know ive done the garlic powdered rice before.

It really just depends on what your whitefish are eating. Try to copy their natural diet the best you can. If they have more of an insectivorous diet, noodles and rice and a bit of roe. If they have more of a piscivorous diet, salted minnows are you're best bet.

Thats just a suick with a different eye position.

http://www.humminbird.com/company/media/pr...se.aspx?id=1369 Same crap, no graphics.

When you're openly suggesting taking away peoples rights that use them, it pisses people off. Wolves are NO smarter than coyotes, much stupider actually IMO.

Johnson Outdoors owns Humminbird.