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Justin you owe it to yourself to get a few Boogle Bugs. They hold up great. Get a couple of #10's and # 8's.

I think Darren needs a nap.

None of the above. I use 6 lb Nanofil with a leader. I usually use 6 lb P Line CX Premium as my leader. I catch my share of trout.

It's awesome. Function, durable, easy to do, and inexpensive. Brilliant !

. You can see a little bit of the rod tray in this photo. My understanding is that it is a section of vinyl gutter, but consider this a sneak peek before better photos and a better explanation comes along

I wish I was off and could go get after them. It would be a great day for Brown trout.

You and me both Griz

I enjoyed your old ride the other day. You and Richard both did some interesting mods on the Lowe. 27 MPH doesn't seem like much, but 27 to zero in a hurry will get your attention Happy for you both. Enjoy the boat.

$30'if it really worked wouldn't be too bad. You can apparently buy as much as you want for lures. Several multi hundred dollar lures on the market now.

You wii TFR you will

I'm awful fond of the BoogleBug poppers. Kinda spendy but they hold up great.

I really hate that I have to change the rod angle as I wind the Redfin back to the boat to keep it from diving on me. I tend to like other baits better than the Redfin.

Because no one takes medications that improve their life while they are still young and/or productive.

IF and when you can get the search function to work, there's lots and lots that has already been posted about this.

well, so far I've managed to avoid divorce lawyers. Maybe one day I'll need a lawyer and you might need some medicines to keep you alive or more comfortable.

well yeah.

What should concern us more is that most of the drugs used here in the US are made overseas. They do not have the same quality regulations and there is a large amount of drug counterfiting as well. We have put ourselves in a bad spot since a nation like China can shut off supplies of vital drugs at the drop of a hat.

I don't have my phone with me to check real time data. This inspections might take minutes or months, but I wouldn't jump to any conclusions just yet.

Thank you for that information. I don't "like" it, but I appreciate it.

Wow, 100 death traps laying around. I'm not gonna feel bd about expanding to a second box for my Ned stuff anymore.

Not me. I'm really happy with my Pro XS 250. I spend the majority of my time running 45-55 MPH and 4000 or so RPM's. I try to trailer close to my fish and most trips run < 10 gallons of gas thru the big motor.

Ned and the boys have played with all sorts of options and kept crazy amts of details in their notes. I'm not about re-inventing the wheel; I'm about catching the fool out of them

You should be hoping for clouds, but not rain. You should also be hoping for cool weather so they might generate a little bit. If you really want to HOPE for something. Hope they run 1500 CFS all day. The river only runs about 4 miles before it hits the White and the last mile or so IS NOT great water. You might end up floating it twice in one day. When water comes up, you'll quickly know it. Small river. Generation quickly increases depth and flow rate. The river sounds louder and the water line along the river is quite evident. You might also end up spending significant time on sections of the White as well. Twin River Fly Shop in Norfork and Steve Daly's fly shop in Cotter are two good sources of information with lots of streamer fanatics involved.

I think Richard Cross had to have that done. His surgery was in September 2013 and he first trip after the surgery was Jan 2014. I think he could have come back a little sooner, but you should seriously expect to be down for a few months. I would assume your doctor's would have some restrictions that they would educate you about.

And now i KNOW, you can anchor on a small area and fish it for hours without running out of fish IF it is the right spot.