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camera's may or not be worth a lot but the hipsters love the old lenses that can be adapted to modern digital cameras. especially leica glass. that box may be worth checking and comparing on ebay. myself, i'm on the lookout for a couple of russian lenses, the jupiter-9 85mm and helios 44-2 58mm

other than the larger capacity battery and screen size, the s8 and s8+ are essentially the same.

i have the galaxy s8+. great phone. as for cases, i gave up on otterbox. now own a heavy duty amazon special. phone has been dropped and the case has done its job.

agreed. they need to add some chicanes to this drag strip.

fish are already wet knowing it's going to rain has never stopped me. crazy winds have.

you want a 6500 c3, not a c4, not a 6600, and definately not a 5600 this is the defacto beginner muskie reel. you can try and reinvent the wheel or you can listen to people who have come before you and burned out c4 and 5000-series reels.

double uni should be no problem. i double uni 50lb braid to 50lb seaguar fluoro all the time for pike. you just needs less wraps on fluoro (maybe 5) than the braid (maybe 8 or 9) and lube it good. on the business end, any knot will do or a [erfection loop to a small snap. ..and this is a perfection loop with 150 lb seaguar. this one takes some patience LOL

there's a lot of great custom baitmakers for sure and a lot are based on mass produced baits. That 300 dollar barfighter is really a suick with lipstick. just remember, people have caught thousands of fish on jakes, believers, bucktails and suicks over the years and will continue to do so. fads will come and go but you learn the where when & how of those 4 intimately and you will have just as much success if not more.

i think the bass guys like the 65# for flipping into very heavy cover.

you can find it on genesis or exodus or whatever the current one is i enjoyed seasons 1 and 3, 2 sucked with season one still being the best one. this one seems to be getting away from the whole alone thing. see how it goes.

get the biggest battery that'll fit i think i stuck a walmart maxx h8 in our diesel jeep. 900 cca.

im of the opinion that the environment (weather, wind, light) has more of an impact than lunar cycles but lunar cycles definately do have one.

wow that's not the tool show i remember from the early mid 90s im sure the tunes were great but a bit of geriatric snooze fest. at least people were standing.

you are going to get gouged anywhere you stop at that corner. if it's your only choice, it's your only choice but i'd look at other options mentioned already

that makes too much sense - never happen here.

got a new lens last night (14mm f2.5 [28mm 35mm equivalent]) and couldn't wait to give it a shot so i snapped this pic on my way to work this morning. i'll make sure to post some more interesting pics. the best part about this system/lens is the size. very easy to tote around with you.

If you zoom in the detail is better. These charts are based off the paper charts you can buy. Whatever detail is on them, is on these. Don't blame Navionics. Let's face it, Gbay is a huge body of water and to get it all charted is a tall order. I hope you have several lifetimes to autochart even that 'small' section. Autochart and the like is great for charting tiny puddles or details about spots that you like to fish.

cool pic i'm a bit of a weather nerd. that appears to be a shelf cloud.. typically pretty harmless if you see something like below (wall cloud), with hints of rotation, take cover

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yes you should be able to get that separately. propably not worth it and the float will fail a short time later anyway. get some orings to seal it up. with a 5 gal tank just lifting it an eyeballing the weight should tell you how much fuel you have.

Let us know what you think of the samyang/rokinon 12mm. Considering the micro 4/3 version of it (24mm equivalent). One of the other options for me is the Olympus 12mm prime but it's more than twice the cost of the samyang/rokinon. I figure for the intended purpose (landscape) where you'll be shooting at infinite focus a lot of the time anyway, the lack of auto focus is a very minor inconvenience and not worth 2x the cost. The trend has certainly been to ultra wide angles for landscapes last few years but it hasn't always been that way. Even a 35mm or nifty 50, whatever equivalent that is in your particular crop sensor will produce stunning shots. The real key, in mu opinion, to a good landscape lense is great sharpness corner to corner even with the aperture wide open.

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Are you hooked into Manitoba's power grid? LOL Doesn't make sense unless you have everything running on gas.

good to see the sun rose this morning. go nashville.

last time i seen one was propably 20+ years ago @ the french river bridge on 69.