Jan_Z

Still have it.

Not really in the market for a bow, sounds like a nice rig though. thanks.

Have a like new PT1911-Blue, with 2, 8 round clips, has about 200 rounds through it, just don't need it any more, in the original box. pm me $475

Several years ago I had E-10 fuel problems, I cured them with a ten micron water fuel separator filter and using an enzyme based stabilizer called Star Tron. since then no problems.

How's $200.00 sound?

I have one for sale, it has a mounting plate and the 360 base plus 200-300 feet of 200 lb kevlar rather than wire. Works fine, just don't fish the ocean anymore. Make me a reasonable offer and it's yours

Just interjecting a little humor here since I don't have a dogfish or catfish in this fight How many board members does it take to change a light bulb? Answer: 422. 1 to change the light bulb and post it to the board that the bulb has been changed. 4 to respond and share similar experiences. 7 to caution about the dangers of changing light bulbs. 27 to point out spelling errors and grammatical errors in postings about changing light bulbs. 53 to flame the spell-checkers. 156 to write to the administrator to complain about the light bulb discussion and its inappropriateness to the board. 111 to defend the relevance of the light bulb discussion. 27 to post website addresses where one can see different examples of light bulbs. 14 to complain that the website addresses are incorrect and post correct ones. 12 to "leave the board forever" because they can't handle the light bulb controversy. (LOL).... +16 members who complain that the bulb wattage is too low, and the 11 who think it is too high. (Add to total number)

New Zealand mud snails, Zebra Mussels, grass carp, jumping silver carp, water plants, Kudzu ...It never ends I guess at some point there might be a benefit from these species. (I hope) At least if we end up with silver carp in Table Rock it'll slow down the jet skiers and wake boaters

On a positive side there are some folks out there that are courteous and respect others, recently I was out in the Roaring river arm and 4 jet skiers came around the bend and as usual they were flying, as soon as they saw me parked over at the edge they backed off to no wake steerage and went by. Hell I stood up and saluted them and gave a thumbs up, they did the same thing about 20 minutes later on the way out, nice folks. They're not all bad but it only takes a few dunderheads on either side of the fence to ruin for all of us... School will start soon and take off some of the pressure

I'm a firm believer in sharing the wealth, I and some others started a sportfishing board out in Northern California called Humboldt Tuna, www.humboldttuna.com Since we didn't have a local clearing house for passing the word on what's on the chew and where one of our unspoken mandates was to help the noobs when they asked for help and it still happens every day there. If you ever decide to go out there and fish this is the place to check out. We fished salmon, rockfish, lingcod, pacific halibut, california halibut (Fluke on the east coast btw), sandabs, albacore tuna and even the dreaded "Diablo rojo", better known as the humboldt squid and we also trapped dungeness crab too. We had a heck of a fishery there but the ocean was a big place and you could strike out just being a few miles off the mark. We set the standard by passing the numbers(GPS) on the vhf and made sure everyone had a good shot at finding/catching fish. So if I manage to get the catfish dialed in on TR I promise to "Pass the numbers" as well here on this board, I have the vhf on most of the time while out on the water and monitor ch 68 my call sign is Whisky Tango Foxtrot, I'm in a white 17 foot center console Triumph. Our lady anglers out there were pretty good too, here's a shot of Beverly and a real nice fish she got down at Cape Mendocino one day she caught this toad on a lime green scampi lead head using 30# string it weighed in on the official scales at 120 pounds. Quite a feat of fishing.

Thank you gentlemen, I'll keep plugging away

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Hello everybody I'm new to TR but not new to fishing I spent the last few years hammering the saltwater fish on the North coast of California Here's a bigun that didn't get away. Just an icebreaker. I've started splashing the boat at Eagle rock and have been out three times now have caught bass, perch and crappie just no love at all on the catfish been trying up in the Roaring river arm can anyone give me some whiskerfish help. I'd sure appreciate it.