Keystone Ice. Was our go-to in college. I remember their commercial (bitter beer face ha) said it had a specially lined can, and that's why it tasted so good. One time we ripped open a couple of...
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Keystone Ice. Was our go-to in college. I remember their commercial (bitter beer face ha) said it had a specially lined can, and that's why it tasted so good. One time we ripped open a couple of...
bummer
It's interesting and probably irrelevant, but the crab boat guys also run the spectrum from barely getting by to killing it. So many expenses and variables involved makes it difficult to define what...
Mega Live
Is it serviceable FFS? Yes
Is it as good or better than Garmin? No
The latest round of updates unzipped fine on my MacBook. Humminbird also has the standalone .upd files for Solix available for download.
Like those guys. Walls is also a good song.
Technology is catching up with biology.
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It's interesting. IMO bass are basically in three moods outside of the spawn. They are either hanging out and not interested in eating (more prone to avoiding foreign objects), around feeding areas...
Just about any blade can be reground and brought back to life unless it's been bent or suffered some other catastrophic damage. Tips are pretty easy to put back on, just bring it down from the spine...
Hank 2 for me. Yeah he had the name, but went his own way. That MNF theme (and the song behind it) will live forever. Countless other great songs.
With enough practice you can skip with just about any rod, but for an affordable learning option the ALX Skipper is hard to beat.
I'm not a good enough jerk bait fisherman to dive into the minutia of which makes one better than the other. I fish them several times a year, and when I do, I have a 110 tied on. When I feel the...
Good on you for putting in the extra time and finishing the job ahead of schedule. Everyone I know in the commercial marine industry would appreciate a tech with that mindset.
OP already made his decision but here's what I would recommend for anybody out there looking for a knife.
On a budget, you can't go wrong with Victornox knives. Ideally, I would recommend the 10"...
Take a look at the boat. Take a look at the owner. Have a reputable dealer run the numbers on the outboard. Should tell you all you need to know.
Budget knives will get the job done just like budget reels will get the job done. For the most part, mid-grade in both instances will get you the best bang for your buck.
If anyone is looking for a quality chef's knife that outperforms those at 2-3X the price, the Yaxell Mon 8" on Amazon (70$) is the one to get.
Good or bad, he seems genuine. I like that, and I think that resonates with most people. Sometimes you just have to find your own way, and I'm pulling for him.
I miss the foot controlled high-beam switch
I'm also having RFI issues after the update with it never being a problem before. 3 Solix unit network. ML is on the TM shaft. Not really a fan of auto anything, but I tried the auto sensitivity...
Love me a non-exploded brat with grill marks. Looks great
Worn out a few pairs. These are the best and most comfortable. Good for difficult launches where you have to get close/into the water. No problem running a trolling motor.
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Goal is top 25% on any lake I'm at. Often fall short of that, but that's the goal.
Have Anna's year-round here.
