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Try the mustard power lock plus.

Have you had neck surgery?

First crocus

Wrench this may give you some relief. Lie on the floor, flat on your back, have sugarbritches lift your left leg to where it will be vertical to the floor now she should lift your hip off the floor and hold there as long as she can. This will usually take some of the pressure off the muscles and let the nerve relax. If it works you will be wanting her to do this every couple of hours. This is what I do to get some relief when mine gets to bothering me.

A topwater wearing panty hose.

One gets paid for it while the other gets ridiculed for it.

Think back to what the fish were doing before the rise. A good many of them were on beds. If they were able to spawn, do you think they would leave the beds until the fry have hatched? I don't think they will. That being said it seems logical to focus your attention on the area of the water column where most of the bass were. Whenever we get a rise during the spawn most of the better fish will be caught around the original bank line or where it was when the spawn took place.

I feel differently about a hotfoot. I don't think any bass boat capable of running 50+mph should be with out one. I know that having one kept me from spearing a houseboat wake a few years back. Teresa and I were running down the river around 55 mph, I'm looking at the riverbank as we're going along it's not rough at all, when all of a sudden I look forward and see a wall of water. This thing had to be at least 4 ft. or more I let off just before we hit it, boat goes airborne when we land all I could see was water above the front of the boat, somehow I was able to pop the nose up when I mashed the hot foot. We landed landed on the side and then back in the air again, this time we landed flat. I know that I couldn't have done this without a hotfoot. Most likely if I had of pulled back on a hand throttle that fast ,I would have put it in neutral which probably would have been more than we wanted. As we got a little further down the river we were able to see what was happening. They were making circles with the houseboat to make the waves come together for another boat that was pulling a tube. When they would hit where the waves came together the tube would bounce and go airborne and not land in the water for at least 15 ft. I don't know how the kids were staying on it.

Bow hook, been there ,done that, twice. Have no desire to ever do it again. First time was no fault of my own. Hung a water soaked log on the skeg, which stopped water from getting to prop. Wind waves where only about 1 to 1.5 ft, bow dropped and we were headed the direction we came from.Partner wasn't even holding onto anything. Somehow he ended up in my lap as if he was sitting there driving the boat. Second time was my fault. I was making a right hand turn going to put its on the trailer to go home. When I saw everyone loading their boats, I decided to fish a while longer. A pontoon hand just came by and when I turned back to the left the bow hook happened. Others have asked me if I was scared when it happened. My answer to them was no it's over before you know it happened. Luckily I wasn't thrown from the boat or anyone else either time. I tell all that ask me about driving a boat in rough water, just think of it a rough road full of potholes.It's a smoother ride at 45 mph than it is at 25 mph. At 45 mph if you hit one of those potholes wrong in the ditch you go, at 25 mph there's a good chance you can stay out of the ditch.Out on the water there's a lot more potholes and bigger ditches. They usually understand that I'm saying to slow down.

Recon it would help if we named our dog something else? Seein,s how we have the same first name.

Yep, we try to keep out of eyes.

Would those new shoulder parts be made of titanium?

This works for skunk odors on dogs. Mix 1 quart h2o2(hydrogen peroxide), 1/4 cup baking soda, and 1 teaspoon dawn dish soap. With rubber or nitrile gloves rub the mixture into the dogs fur and let sit for 5 to 10 minutes. Now rinse and then wash the dog with normal dog soap. When you have a dog like Sadie that thinks all skunks are just friendly cats you learn what works.

The one that this nice looking fella is holding in his right hand weighed 5.66. It was caught yesterday at tenkiller.