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Hilarious! Thank you.

Since you have access from behind, I'd use some 1/4-20 bolts, large washers and lock nuts.

People in America have been convinced that the President has the authority and responsibility to do everything. All things, from the economy to jaywalking is placed in his wheel house. The problem...

I have a Springfield Armory, XD45. I like it.

Here's the problem with the original question: the casual use of the word "ban."

When we agree to give people 'assistance,' we must agree to do just that - give.
When you place conditions on it...

They are good eating, I can tell you that. Lake Lobster - well,,, maybe not so much! LOL

This same account was mentioned in January's SC Sportsman magazine. It is probably true. I believe the article said Bud Hall is now passed, too... so we cant ask him.

Ive heard yellow perch called "coon tails," "raccoon perch" and "Eisenhowers." Other names they are known by are "lake perch," "river perch," "striped perch," "ringed perch," and "American perch." ...

I use Trilene XL, Vicious and Berkley Ice.

Cute. 'Bout right.

Nice

Have you considered that wondrous tool of punctuation known as the "period?"

This is for all the pretentious, do-gooder, controlling types:

"Of all tyrannies, a tyranny sincerely exercised for...

I gotta confess to being something of a white perch fan. I'd as soon catch them as nothing and they arent bad in the pan. Consider they are a fish with no limits in most places - you can catch all...

It works with all kinds of spoons, too. Luhr-Jensen 'Krocodile' w/double hook and spot-dots painted on.
You don't catch a lot this way, but it is worth a laugh when you do.

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I just make them myself. You'll need:

1. Poured jig heads in chosen weight and style
2. Tiny swivels (#14)
3. Tiny split rings 2.5 or 5mm
4. #O or #OO spinner blades (Colorado or Willow Leaf)...

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Im also interested in the Berkley Gulp products. Ive yet to use any of them.
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Its a pretty safe bet that the larger bluegill are in deeper water. Fishing on or near the bottom, in 6-14 feet is the thing to do in the warmer seasons, say, late in the spawn and into summer (even...

To clarify, as I understand it, the "bolt rig" allows the fish to feel the un-natural resistance of the weight. It then tries to spit out the rig and "bolt" off - thus the name. Doing this causes the...

Carp seem to be adaptable fish, unlike many of the so-called "sport fish" we prize. These latter are often one trick ponies. But I think of carp as the "Hogs of the Water."
This is most likely why...

Ive been led to believe that you want to purge them before eating. You keep them in a tank of clear water and feed them rice or bread for several days; you could add an aerator like "hnd" suggests...

Classic old joke. My dad used to use the same one with mudhens, cooked on a wooden board in the oven. Keep the bird Basted and seasoned for four or five hours, then eat the board....

Oh, I'm convinced - I'm not prejudiced.
Ive caught them on the big side, too. I consider all fish to be "game fish"... you just have to learn new rules for each one's game.
I'll fish for gar,...

That is the plan - Ive got twenty of them on the way, right now.



Hmmmm, it could be. The City of Aiken, where I live, has some large carp (koi) in their Hopeland Gardens park... although I'd...

I used to fish for carp as a kid in Wisconsin, years ago. It was invariably done with rod and reel - mostly because that is what we had. The fish were considered a nuisance and we removed them from...

Aint that how it goes - Ive never saw much rod and reel stuff in Europe, back when I was there. Only on the coast of Spain did I see people casting much. Usually it was some clever kind of wicked...

That is brilliant - what a rod! It always fascinates me the way the Brits eschew the use of reels in this match angling stuff. Being a Yank and brought up on "sport fishing," it is hard for me to...

Probably a poor choice of words. I might have been better spoken to say he is attempting to bring them more into the mainstream.
Thanks for the correction.

I recently ordered some coarse 'wagglers' from ebay, and there is a guy on BigBluegill who will soon be bringing the Euro types to these shores.
My main interest is in what Im going to call hybrid...

It is a great idea! I had wondered about that today. This is the small "toothpick" float, right - what were calling an ice float here?