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Nice job Mike.

Nice job Roger.

Nice job Ken!

Great job out there. NOAA does not always have the most accurate forecast.

There is a link to the lssu fish cam on the webcam page here.

Nice job John!

Yeah that!

Great job guys!

Nice job Mark!

Nice job Jimmy!

Great job Jim!

I just reread it. Maybe they offer diving charters to it.

This boat has been sold.

I "should" have all of the products to be tested in my hands on Wednesday. Hopefully the mail man has a package for me. Who's testing what? Nobody knows! The following people will be testing JP Slammers. Hotdog71 Line Dancin nailer anthonyyost The following people will be testing Mike's Eyeflies. Just Hook'n johnmarvin jimcr jimbobber EVERYONE HAS TO WRITE A REVIEW WITHIN 3 WEEKS OF RECEIVING THE PRODUCT! Please see the reviews that have been written from previous field testers for a guide. Try to take quality pictures, and try to show the product in the fishes mouth. PLEASE POST YOUR REVIEW IN A NEW THREAD IN THIS SECTION SO I CAN REVIEW IT. After I review them, I will move them to the Field Testers Review section. I am suppose to meet with Jimmy(Jimbobber) tomorrow. Jimmy is heading to Ludington this weekend. If you will be in Ludington this weekend, I would like to send your package up with Jimmy. I can meet up with the everyone else(except jimcr) and get them their package. Send me your mailing address in a pm jimcr, and I will get it mailed to you. If you have any questions, please ask.

Someone would be keel hauled!

Fisherman loses $900,000 marlin to a technicality. A North Carolina fisherman who caught a record setting marlin in a fishing tournament off the coast lost his fish - to a $5 fishing license. Boat owner Michael Topp says his crewmembers all told him they were licensed, but one of them actually was not. And that cost the whole team the record win at the Big Rock Blue Marlin Fishing Tournament on June 14. The fish? The big blue marlin weighed in at 883 pounds. A post-contest lie detector test routed out the lout. Below is a video clip of the big win being weighed, before they found out that their extra crew-hand had lost them the contest. It takes no less than three men to lift their haul to be weighed. Amazing! zhKRaCZqWME

"The entire process, including the cost of the ship, ran about $20,000 and was paid for largely by donations from local divers and dive shops, said Gentile, who also runs Windy City Diving. His company is among a handful in Chicago that can take divers out to the boat for a fee." Hmmmmm.....since when does someone have to pay a fee to visit a shipwreck on the bottom of the lake???

Nice job Josh!

Nice job Scott! Looks like you were into some quality eyes.

Nice job Bob!

Nice job Ray!

I will let everyone know tonight who will be testing what.

I will let everyone know tonight who will be testing what.

See this post.

If your downrigger cable is going to fray, it will happen at the crimp.