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Merry Christmas and a Happy,Healthy, & Prosperous New Year.

Justin, Thanks for posting the nice buck pics. Recover quickly.

GJ Mike. Give em what they want.

I like the wire on my riggers. We get water fleas that get nasty on the braid. I always liked the rigger wire whine.

I'll probably go. Just holler if ya need any help. Anyone want to share a ride?

Kevin, Good job.

It looks pretty good for being submerged for 68 years.

Nick, TG Parker is OK. Kids around the two YO mark are especially vulnerable. They are so inquisitive and into everything. Thanks for sharing it may save a life.

I forgot to mention my 2WD truck has a limited slip differential.

Nice video.

Nice eyes. Way to hang in there and gitter done.

GJ Ed. Come on Spring.

Mike, Nice work.

Darl, A warm to the GLF site.

I have run glow balls with glow spoons and plugs on short leads with good results. Most of the time the Kings are not shy or spooky.

Mike, Thanks for the report. With Steel it's never about the number landed.

I run a 2WD 2008 Silverado and pull a 22 ft Starcraft Islander hardtop. Most of the time I have no trouble pulling the boat out of a launch. One time on a wet steep ramp it was a no go. I was able to pull out by seating some heavy hitters on the tailgate and angling up the ramp. I may have been able to get out just angling up but the guys were there so I added the ballast. I recently added two tow hooks to the truck and carry a pail of cat litter for traction. I also carry a recovery strap. I never have had a problem at my primary launch site, but all sites are not created equal. It's nice to have the 4WD but I don't regret not buying one. I got the tow hooks on eBay for around $30 and the 3 inch 30 ft strap cost $25. I may not ever need the hooks or strap. I hope this helps with your decision.

Congrats

Ralph, GJ on the perch and thanks for the report.

^5s to your dad.

Capt. Chris, I always enjoy your reports and pics.

A lot of nice deer.

Paul, Nice job on the eyes.

Matt, Good Job on those Erie Hogs.

A warm Chris.