Originally Posted By: YellowMagicOriginally Posted By: Lake Fork Guide-Cody Malone This pattern will have to stay a secret for a bit as it boated 10-12 all 3.5-6# in just a few hours. It will be getting better as I hone in on this awesome bite!
Originally Posted By: CoachWhite34though i did find how to properly cook a steak in a skillet in the encyclopedia britanica. STOVE STEAK! I done learn't that down to thuh Trailer Park!
chiro with massage, insurance welcome and if the chiro does actual adjustment (not that dam little clicky thingy) then you get a massage you will bee good to go. used chiro for my sciatic nerve problem and mine got it fixed in 4 visits and now I ju
I registered my boat and trailer without insurance. After it was registered, I got liability coverage on the boat. I would hate for someone to get hurt on the boat and have to sue me to cover their bills.
Quantum Kinetic PT20ic 5.2:1 Ratio. In excellent shape with some scratches Functions as new. Rod is a new 6' medium heavy Berkley Lightning Rod. This is an awesome setup! $100 for the setup. We'll work out shipping if necessary. Here is a pic of
When you are learning to fish a bait-caster put in inexpensive mono on it. Be prepared to get back lashes then cut out and learn to thumb. A longer rod with a soft tip would help. The majority of my rods 7foot or longer.
Originally Posted By: T. DubOriginally Posted By: dwmoore Eric you a better man than me I couldn't agree more Paw Paw. Besides, I like fishing with guys that wear shoes when they work the trolling motor anyway... Dang Darrell....should I tell T-d
Agree Fork is the obvious choice. I think Ray Bob is a bit underrated. You can catch some decent fish there and dont have to compete as much for water.
