Priority1

Good advice.

What a mess. It is good that no one was hurt.

Lookin good.

GJ Jay.

Way to get after them Dan.

Brom, I'm glad your having a good time. Hurry back home before you melt.

Mine is kept in the garage.

Bob, Welcome to the site. If you get a chance introduce yourself in the welcome forum.

Tyler, Good job on those early fish.

I just got through with income tax returns, and now it's property tax, and B.O.R. After tomorrow I'll be working a couple hrs a day on the boat.

I see this is your first post. Welcome aboard. I hope someone will be able to help you find that chart.

Mike, Nice pics. One of those guys resembles me.

Cheap Brake Fluid will do the job. I know this may be considered a chemical, but I don't think it's as bad as the paint strippers.

GJ Tyler.

I had some pink Ande spooled on some of my reels. It's a VG line, and the fish sure didn't object. I even have some harnesses tied with 20# Pink Ande. On bulk spools you always seem to have a hundred or so feet left, that is too short to spool. I tie harnesses, make sliders, and other leaders with the short stuff.

I just bit the bullet and ordered a Panasonic Toughbook. It is a Refurbished model CF-29. This meets military specs and is able to handle rough use, including water being dumped on the keyboard. This has a 13.3 inch touch screen, and CDROM drive. It is viewable in direct sunlight. The size and sunlight viewing was important to me. The Priority1 and it's "Over The Hill Gang Crew", needs all the help it can get. Getting by without a chartplotter all this time had to hinder my shallow water program. Fair warning to Saginaw Bay Walleye," Watch Out Now". We can even play tunes while viewing the plotter. Heck!!! I just gotta burn the Fish On Song. I'm going to add a Garmin Color FF also. Gotta make a call to a friend on a demonstrator. My LMS 350 Lowrance Will either come off or move to a less prominent spot. It served me well. We always had a tough time seeing it untill the sun got high enough. Once the sun was high in the sky, the hardtop shaded it. I just built a new PC for my bride. Her 10 yo P3 was a lil slow. Ya have to do a few things on the home front to be able to get away with more on the boat.

GJ Rick, get better Nick.

Rich, Beautiful Fish. Thanks for sharing the pics.

Ralph, A warm welcome to you. You will like it here.

Is that a 16 foot Sea Nymph?? If so, I used to own one. I gave it to my son. "Sea Me Now", is my entry for name the boat.

I run them without issues. I bend the fins on my out and downs also. There is no in between with Pancake weights, ya love them or hate em.

Good one Jim.

The site has been fast for several months. I had a few problems awhile back. You're right on top of it.

If the rod is new, why not take it back? Replacing a tip is no big deal.