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#87747 07/19/07 01:14 PM
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Originally posted by Sunil-

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I'm with n_w_w, doesn't anyone think that's odd how the catfish looks like half a fish
...thence the request for "de-tails" of the project.

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{GROAN!}

You had to repeat that, Yolkie? I missed it the first time. :p


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I had wondered what Yolk was trying to say. Now I know.


Excerpt from Robert Crais' "The Monkey's Raincoat:"
"She took another microscopic bite of her sandwich, then pushed it away. Maybe she absorbed nutrients from her surroundings."

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BTW, she got an "A"! \:\)


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#87751 07/19/07 04:20 PM
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Congrats to your daughter, Theo! She must have gotten dad's brains. Or maybe you helped her too much, what with the fishing and all?? Maybe both. \:D


"Only after sorrow's hand has bowed your head will life become truly real to you; then you will acquire the noble spirituality which intensifies the reality of life. I go to an all-powerful God. Beyond that I have no knowledge--no fear--only faith."
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I wanted to share a find. I was in Academy looking for some small lures and came across these:
http://www.okuma.com.au/storm/prod_minnow_stick.asp
I am using a 6# test ultralight and they throw good. This is the first plug that I've used that will catch CCs to 10 lbs!(consistantly). LMG eat them alive. Several 10-11" BGs landed. 1 RES also. The black and "phantom orange" have been tested. I guess they look like a FH? I have NOT caught a HSB yet for a grandslam in the big pond.They were marked clearance $2.88 and I went back today and bought all they had. I can't wait to try the blue, it has an orange belly to match the roseys we put in Tue. evening. Hope others will try and report back.
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What's Academy?

Those are sweet looking lures, especially for the price..


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If you bought all they had, how can we try them??


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#87756 07/19/07 09:03 PM
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There are 5 or six stores in San Antonio. I cleaned out 410/Perrin B. location only...so far. I have to leave for Austin in am (davatsa's wedding weekend) but will pick you up some next week.

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Oh, you don't have to do that!

davatsa's wedding is this weekend?!?!?!

That's awesome. Where's the honeymoon? Hopefully someplace the bride and groom can get into some big largemouth.


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Grand Lido Negril Jamaica. My wife and I love it and after the pics and stories they choose it also. davatsa and I spent Tue and Wed fishing and watching the show...100 lbs of Overton's roseys being chased in 5a of water. Next time we do this it will be announced and may charge admission...lol It was quite a sight!

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Congrats to Dave ....... Does his wife-to-be like to fish?

My wife doesn't fish but we have an almost even trade-off ...... I really don't like to shop. :rolleyes:


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She'll learn with time! maybe...
G'night and best wishes to all.

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Dave, congratulations on the upcoming day.

I started my wedding day at about 9:30 AM with about ten buddies from college and high school by cracking open a Mickey's Big Mouth and chugging. Because of their shape and unique pull tab system, we treated them like grenades...once opened, you only had 10 seconds to finish.

I'm not saying I advocate that for you, but you do what you have to.

Congratulations to you too, Al. I know you are very proud.


Excerpt from Robert Crais' "The Monkey's Raincoat:"
"She took another microscopic bite of her sandwich, then pushed it away. Maybe she absorbed nutrients from her surroundings."

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Good Luck, David!

Remember, never take each other for granted.


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Good luck and I hope your marriage is a happy one.

I used to drink Mickeys but they were called wide mouth, beer was bad but in those days who cared. Did you ever shoot beer?
Jamaica, mon, the water is some of the most beautiful in the world, bring back a picture or two.


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Yes, Rad. The beer was bad. That was another major reason to finish it in 10 seconds.


Excerpt from Robert Crais' "The Monkey's Raincoat:"
"She took another microscopic bite of her sandwich, then pushed it away. Maybe she absorbed nutrients from her surroundings."

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What other reasons did you have for finishing it in 10 seconds, Sunil?

Thanks for all the encouragement, guys. I definitely found a keeper. She doesn't hunt/fish like me, but she comes from a family who does. Even though they don't participate at my obsessive level, she understands and puts up with it.

Example A) On the way to the wedding festivities in Austin later today, my brother-in-law and I will stop at Cabelas to "browse." This usually takes a few hours. That's my idea of shopping!

I'll try to take some pics in Jamaica and share. I've never been out of the country before, so it should be fun. I suppose if I get some good behavior points I can go out to the ponds when I get back...


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Davatsa,

Jamaica has some bonefish...not a lot but enough to experience one. Not trying to get you in trouble, but hey you're there might as well try it. Best Wishes!

Ahvatsa,

I have used that same lure many times myself. The "Naturistic Perch" pattern is simply outstanding in my ponds on LMB and especially on larger LMB. I don't recall ever catching a BG on one, but I'll try the other colors you mentioned....maybe they will work better on my BG, but as a LMB lure in a pond, it is one of the best I've tried.

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Originally posted by davatsa:

Thanks for all the encouragement, guys. I definitely found a keeper. She doesn't hunt/fish like me, but she comes from a family who does. Even though they don't participate at my obsessive level, she understands and puts up with it.
Dave, 56 years ago on July 29th, my bride and I were married and left a small town in Kansas in a�38 Ford, all our belonginngs in an army footlocker, and $300 between us.
I was a young geologist working on a O&G exploration crew and stayed in one town too long�met my sweetheart on a blind date � the prettiest little girl I had ever seen.

She shared my adventuresome spirit and we traveled all over the U.S. mid-continent and Rocky Mountains before we settled down in a central office location.

She�s my best buddy and can out fish me any day of the week.
Yours will be the same.

Good luck and best wishes.
George Glazener



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Congrats D and Al on the special occasion. D you know from hear on out its We not me . The correct understanding and use of pronouns is a must in a marriage. \:D
















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Congrats D and Al on the special occasion. D you know from hear on out its We not me . The correct understanding and use of pronouns is a must in a marriage. \:D
Yeah, take it from a guy who married "up". ;\)


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davatsa, no real other "true" reasons. That was one long day of drinking and celebrating.

Me and the groomsmen actually tailgated in the parking lot at the location of the ceremony. We were there to greet the guests and offer them a cold Dos Equis Amber.

All of the groomsmen and myself had flasks of Jim Beam Black. This was merely in addition to all of the other drinks. We had about five cases of beer in the limo transporting the bridal party of about 12 people.

My dad had to take my flask away from me later that evening.


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Sunil ................aren't Dads the greatest and the Best!


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