snagged in outlet 3

I've been kicked out of most

I started fishing for smallies back in the late 60's early 70's. We used to fish primarily below Scott's Ford for trout and smallies. Since I grew up fly fishing that's what we did. Buggers and hoppers. Later when I could drive myself and went with my buddies I made a Fenwick ultralight rod. Then it was marabou jigs and trout worms like they sell at the trout parks. Although the trout worms would catch small fish they were deadly on big fish too. We never kept a fish in all those years. Once I could drive and could afford the gas my focus switched to the While and Norfork for what Gavin refers to as ditch pigs.

Pictures would be a nice touch

I could use the extra money.

Yes but senko's sink. Elastec floats and wiggles and drives them fish crazy. Watch the video the young kid did in the cooler. I love that kid. But technically the Ned doesn't work.

7' Eyecon baby!

Go past the oak tree and make a right

I followed Dave's advice but I had been using it on a med heavy spinning rod with 10 pound flouro and it worked. Now with the new setup it's deadly. But of course the ned doesn't work anyway.

Oh she's exotic all right! I saw them at the grocery store too. We've had a few of them over the years and getting one to bloom a second time is difficult. At least for us. This one is behind a 65 inch plasma TV and I think the warmth helps. She waters it with ice cubes once a week.

This. I tried a couple cheap kayaks with my daughter and I couldn't bend myself into them for more than ten minutes.

Ness got a new deck??!!! And he named it Ned?? Joe D oughta like that.

It's not a garden but it's pretty cool. My wife has a house full of plants and she has been trying to get an orchid to bloom. Viola!

Going all BBC on me eh?

Exactly

Bone fishing in Cozumel Sunday for me!!!!

Say it ain't so

The Ned doesn't work. Everybody knows that.

I'll have to give those a try this summer when I'm down there.

I don't think I'll be trying that for whatever reason. I like pickles though.

Do they have a mount for a trolling motor? I've never found one I was comfortable in but those look nice.

I can't help myself. But like Wrench did with biologist's, this will be last one. I'm gonna miss it though.

Or maybe just stick to golf. Just sayin

Word on the street is Ness. Joe D finally shamed him into it I guess.

Darn! I was gearing up to see some spring pictures of wine and cheese on the new deck.

I have a pair Hodgeman's that are at least 12 years old. I bought them from their bargain barn for like $50. Fit great no leaks yet. I do turn them inside out and take care of them only because they'll stink if you don't.