Not too sure that'll fly at our particular DMV, the folks up there get off on over-complicating things.
A bill of sale from a non-dealer, and no purchase price on the MCO ...... I can already see the evil expression as they sit there laughing like Renfield. LOL
Highly personal choice. I prefer a 6'6" Med.Hvy pitchin' stick myself, but if you intend to get in closer and flip you'll want a 7'6" .
No real need for an ultra high modulus (expensive) rod, better to have a tough, we'll balanced IM6 that feels good to you, and can take some punishment.
Is the purchase price listed on the MSO then? Just trying to figure what taxes will have to be paid in order to get a title.
I may know a potential buyer but I know he'll ask about controls and the cost of getting it legal.
I'm just playing middle-man to pick up a rigging job.
This one is tits...
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And this one isn't a bad idea either. It's been really reliable for me, going on a year now...
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.globalcanofworms.android.simpleweatheralert&hl=en&referrer=utm_source%3Dgoogle%26utm_medium%3Dorganic%26utm_term%3Dsimple+weather+alert+app
I have no experience around big high profile areas like NYC or LA but I have watched in awe and disgust as a "STATE" backs up highly questionable activity by one of its Counties. It can be pretty darn scary.
I have noticed though (and maybe this is a misconception) that it is very rare for a County to back up the goof-ups or shady activity of a City. Those two branches of authority almost seem to be at odds with each other.
Shouldn't be any reason that you couldn't drive through the park with fish caught elsewhere, but I could see where you might have to defend yourself in court for doing so. Personally I'd avoid that possibility because it's just gonna cost you money.... More money than a box of Mrs. Pauls fish fillets at Price Chopper.
Yeah it's a veritable free for all in zone 4.
You mean to tell me that after all these years you haven't wondered out of the park? what's up with that?
None right now but here in about 6 weeks I'll be able to get you all the gar specimens you need, about 1 1/2 hours from Columbia. You could even witness hundreds of gar in the act of courting and spawning.
It would be really cool if you shared the nature of your studies and the findings here.
In my experience the cloudiness is not only on the surface of the gel coat but throughout the layer. At least that's the case with all Champions, Chargers, Rangers, etc. that have had their fair amount of days out in the sun.
I kinda think that it begins deep down next to the glitter (the source of the heat) and works its way up.
You can work your butt off and hide it for a short time but the cloudiness always comes back within a week or less of normal use.
How cool! So if the eggs wash into an eddy, or let's say they drift less than 10 miles and end up in the still water shallows at the upper end of a lake tributary arm (even though it is oxygenated well from wind chop or whatever) then hatching could still be possible, just substantially reduced? Or can it theoretically just not happen at all?