Use a hose or take a shower with your gear, LOL. That's what I do.

I think the best rigging is already suggested utilizing 1 combo with a popping cork and another with a carolina rig.

Also, do not hesitate to ask a local bait/tackle shop employees or even customers. Some of the best advice I have ever received was from 2 older fellows drinking coffee and smoking cigs in front of the bait store.

Our favorite by far.

Remember the old days when you could cast a worm with a 1/4 ounce weight and it would lift up and arc over and down and land on a target sixty feet away with little thumb pressure needed? Why don't they make reels like that anymore? Or maybe I'm just too old and uncoordinated now. For the past few days it's been me against the rod and reel more than the fish.

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Too much wind!

Same here

Crossing the chains or cables creates a cradle effect for the coupler in the event of a disconnect/failure.

Berkley weightedwacky hooks. 1/16th. Never have trouble catching and landing fish.

About 10 years ago

Tedeschi Trucks Band
and
Marshall Tucker Band

Bump.

11 emails out before 8 am to real estate agents that dont know how to answer their phone on weekends..... Cup number 3. Gonna be one of them weeks

I think this old advice rod needs to be updated. Here's my take on when to splurge for a high end rod and when to save some money on entry level ones.

Probably the nicest guy on the elites. Well deserved. Even if he doesn't make the cut he stays until the final day and watches weigh in and congratulates the winners. Dude is a class act and gives me a little hope for the future of the sport verses all the other clowns. Glad he won.

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There really isn`t much to it. Youtube was a GREAT help to me on my install.

Thanks

If only it was as easy as social media makes it seem. I have been pretty happy this year have caught a 5+ in a couple of tournaments this year.

Amen!

You cannot live a perfect day without doing something for someone who will never be able to repay you. ~ John Wooden

In Queens, he's called an angel. Around the world, he's being hailed as a hero.

Bus driver Jorge Muñoz has selflessly been serving free meals to thousands of hungry strangers for years.

Muñoz, 45, has become a regular fixture beneath the elevated No. 7 line in Jackson Heights, where - each night for more than four years - he has doled out hot food from a mobile food pantry.

"My mother said we'd have a better future here," said Muñoz, who emigrated from Columbia in 1981 and later became a U.S. citizen. "Now I want to make sure others are fed so they can have futures."

Muñoz's home has turned into a makeshift food pantry: His living room is filled with cartons of milk and boxes of graham crackers. His basement is overflowing with food.

Each weekday, he rises at 5 a.m. and spends his mornings as a bus driver ferrying children to school.

By the afternoon, he is in his Woodhaven home slaving over the stove with his mother and sister before they pack the food into cartons and dish up at least 125 dinners each night.

And his generosity seemingly knows no bounds: He also has housed and fed a homeless man he met at church for the past two months.

"You just have to share whatever you can," said Muñoz, who spends about $150 a week of his own money on supplies and relies on donations and food handouts for the rest.

"It's a mission that I am on. God helps me on this mission."

Muñoz has been short-listed as one of 10 heroes around the world, from a pool of more than 9,000 names.

The finalists, who win $25,000 each, will be profiled on TV and online.

Muñoz says he will use his $25,000 winnings to pay his credit card bills and help pay off the Toyota Tacoma truck he uses to deliver food.

And if he wins the $100,000 prize for Hero of the Year?

"If I won it would be great because I'd have a budget to help people for at least two years," he said.

That’s a ford nine inch.

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