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    the older guys on the C.com website. This thread uses old sayings, jokes. techniques and "twists" yours or another's way of maybe improving it(eg- quicker/cheaper/longer-lasting etc.) Creative-minds(Think-tank folks) effortlessly do this every waking minute, because that is a trait that starts at an early age and progresses sometimes into lucrative invention monies. So "Shout" out some of yours. Example- I have self-made/cut/watched it being cut by Pros, pizza all my life while using knives, cleavers, pizza wheels etc. I just pulled one out of the oven to cut it(I like mine edge-crispy), and NOW realized that by starting the wheel AWAY from the edge and cutting TOWARDS the crispy-edge was easy-peasy, extra-cheese pleasey! Hey Mikey, try it you'll LIKE IT! Joke(modification)-Why doesn't he just trade her in for a newer(younger) model...I tried that and the Judge awarded her THAT too! - You know, they say that Silence is Golden so how did my reputation get so tarnished if people were keepin' their mouths SHUT...somebody MUSTA said somethin to my ex-!! (True story)Someone had the NERVE to tell me many years ago that "If I had to take a walk inside your brain, I'd be lost in 30 seconds. Comeback kid(return serve) states "Thanks GOD you don't have THAT to worry about/Why's that?(he ponders)/You FIRST have to GET one!! I can STILL SEE his tail dragging as he limped away!!

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    A rod tip repair kit can save a day of fishing should you break the end off of yours

    A lighter can be used to melt a torn plastic bait back together. If you are down to your last one it can keep you on the fish
    The love for fishing is one of the best gifts you can pass along
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    Whittled piece of stick and some electrical tape makes a decent boat plug when yours has somehow vanished and you are at the launch.

    A set of jumper cables can jump from your trolling battery to your starting battery to get you cranked up
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    Wet boots dry out pretty quick in front of the refrigerator. Lots of warm air comes out of the bottom
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    A drink bottle makes a pretty good improvised funnel
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    A good knife, flashlight and a lighter can be great to have when needed
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    Fuses can save the day on the water

    always wear a life jacket/preserver

    i carry a starter pack in case my battery goes down or like I did once left my key on for hours

    i carry towels for hot seats and drying, paper towels and TP.

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    Most of us don't have this problem, there was a time when I only had one rod and reel, if it messed up it was the end of the trip.
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    Years ago(37!), trying to impress a 1st-date on a fishing trip, she insisted on bringing our lunch. Using my freshly caught crawfish for bedding LM, I was getting "famous". Catching fish typically builds a novice's confidence, so now, after boatin' a few, SHE'S confident that she can effortlessly pitch the weightless crawdad on the #2. I found her a beautiful pb(5 #'r) to "show me what you can do!?":rolleyes: It was a little tight w/a couple small overhanging branches, so it was low percentage for a newbie. Absolutely sweet cast... except for the one, small branch. I anticipated her gamey frustration, and knew she was going to hopefully try a snatch/try again attempt. I almost yelled "STOP! just leave it hang there!(Ever try dangling a live fly on a string/in front of a Frog?) I think you know what happens WITHIN 5 "Mississippi's"! With the Crayfish "making waves" in the LM's lair, MRS. Greenback claimed residency and decided to pop a quick snack...Nope the line did NOT break because I highly recommended opening the bail. While I electric motor positioned us for the 12# mono "pre-photo op" Yessir, KODAK moment for sure. Now that made the Guide hungry, now anticipating HER idea of our lunch! Cool deal!! Almost! Two corned Beef/rye (1 man-sized for yours truly) w/Swiss, kosher pickles and my fav coarse deli Mustard. Problem was the Swiss-cheese was still in a block...she forgot the slicer. In between her apologies, it took me 5 seconds to grab HER rod, with hook still attached, used the 12# mono to cut through "like melted butter"(No, silly, we released the Spawner after she ran out of film) ...WAY BEFORE we even knew how to spell cell-phones! Sorry for the long read, but it definitely fits into this thread's purpose ="re-inventing" the wheel/joke/way is FUN and rewarding ESPECIALLY when it works!
    OK...who cut the cheez??!
    Almost forgot to mention the bad trailer-bearing fiasco/turned sweet that happened on the way on this SAME TRIP!! Luckily, I had EVERYTHING(including already greased bearings) Zip-locked, ready to go 20 minutes later(still dark, 1 1/2 hour drive yet) We're still long-distance friends(1000 miles).

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    I've had mono slice into my finger deep trying to break it. Certainly cheese did not offer much resistance. Good story
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