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Ymmot, what specifications on the stainless steel?
You, this morning, tied my lifetime bass count!Score: Large Mouths 3-Warrior Cat 2. They win the day. Caught two but hooked 5, 3 got away. Tomorrow I will hold my mouth different.
Got to clean up now and take my daughter out to lunch. Maybe we will get some fish.![[pfftt]](https://ct.yimg.com/mr/uploads/891/1682173.gif "Pfffttt [pfftt]")
Rooster's team view
- Nick Richards - Surrounded by alpha dogs, I suspect he'll become a feared big man. The most room for improvement of his game is attitude and want to. He has talent and skill. I love the fact that he pushes back. Culture will cure his ills. Unlike some, I don't see Cauley-Stein, maybe Magloire.
- EJ Montgomery - Lots of upside. An immature talent with a great skill set. As a player will improve every game this year. Dominant big men developed slower than smaller ones, but eventually they rule the court. Love the fact that comparisons are being made to AD. I doubt he's here long enough to see that but you never know. Nice addition to the team.
- Reid Travis - Mature power forward, a hoss in the yard kind of player. Relentless fury in his game, brings a lunch pail, then eats yours.
- PJ Washington - Athletic, alpha dog that seems to enjoy punishing his opponent. Looking forward to seeing more primal screams of dominance.
- Keldon Johnson - Another alpha dog who knows he's the best player on the court, takes the challenge personal and is going show you.
- Tyler Herro - Knows where the basket is, stalks your weakness, can easily score more points than competitors and knows this.
- Immanuel Quickley - Versatile player, runs and guns. Comparison, maybe Tony Delk.
- Ashton Hagans - Seems to have it all. Re-classification was the correct move. Wants the ball, aware of teammates, thinks on the move with skills to feed them, can finish at the rim and has an improving jump shot.
- Jemarl Baker - If he is best shot of this crew he should change his name to Curry.
- Quade Green - Every team needs an tough, talented little man and Kentucky has a great one in Quade. Leadership that can run, pass, shoot and defend.
So is your newest crazy drunken escapade going to originate from Lakeland?? You’ll go missing for days, then wind up at a Truck Stop in Oklahoma.
Some things just don't change.
Good Morning D what a day yesterday with Reid Travis becoming a UK Wildcat! Slept like a baby. Won't be long until practice starts prepping for the Bahama
trip to play 4 professional teams .Duke will be an eye opener in the big 4 !
trip to play 4 professional teams .Duke will be an eye opener in the big 4 !
Making up a train.
Cute little ship.FIFY
They were under a pound each. Not worthy of the skillet.You, this morning, tied my lifetime bass count!
It is fun when they are hitting anything that moves, even the big lures. Done that a few times.
My bud and I were fishing for LM & Crappie once and I fell out of the boat and the ordeal just knocked the **** out of me in the back. I crawled out with an embarrassed smirk and said "I've been hit harder playing football." He said "I'll bet you've never been hit that hard fishing"
Ever use big (10-12") worms?
My 'ol fishing bud and I used to go every Sunday morning to our spot (about 2 acres and fed by a creek. The channel was on the Eastside of the little lake. This one Sunday we should have bagged it because it had rained the night before and the water was very stained. Long story short ......... I was using a chrome spinner bait and caught a 16" Crappie that weighed over 3 pounds. I thought I had caught the Georgia record. The Georgia records is over 5 pounds so I did not have it. I should have released that big 'ol gal, but I filleted her and ate her. That is the biggest Crappie that I have ever caught or seen caught. It looked almost like a football.
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Yes, and that is real fun in the Spring. Unbelievable how LM will bite a jelly worm. Or were you meaning huge night-crawlers?
We had a day to talk about one time. We were using sandy colored jelly worms.
Not yet, I was using 8" stick worms and Van Dam Rodents this morning.
I had a fishing experience once that was embarrassing for me and the boss. We were not actually fishing but looking for fishing spots on the beach in Corpus Christi TX. We were in a GOV van and had time to kill so we were driving along the beach looking for future spots when we happened upon a guy fishing with four deep sea poles in the water. He was wearing a blue button up type shirt and that was it. As we drove by and I saw him that way I did a double take and ask the boss if that was what I thought I saw. He started laughing saying yep, it sure was. Confused, we kept on driving coming up on another man completely naked fishing (Those two must have been fishing for sucker fish). Still confused we drove on down the beach until we came upon a sign that read: "You are now entering a public beach area", It now dawned on us that we had actually happened upon a private beach area at first. Whew! Had us worried for a bit.
I didn't shave today. I look like one of those Arizona cacti.
My wife keeps bugging me to grow out my beard. The hair on my head is still mostly brown, but I grew a beard a couple years back while overseas and it came in snow white. I thought it looked comical and wore it home as a goof, but Mrs. Md liked it. Daddy issues?
Well, the weight of female opinion is becoming overwhelming. Maybe I'll go for it.
Both. Lunker LM like them.
Best bait I 've used . . . live shad minnows. Even better than Catalpa worms and soft craws. Just not fair. Like trolling a trailer park with Benjamins. Why I like fishing with lures, have to fool them.
Large "Rainbow trout" in Glenn Canyon of the Colorado Linky savagely attack 2/0 orange bucktail jigs.
Like spinning and want to out fish everybody else. Get hold of some Mepps Calico Cats
. Hard to find? You bet. So make your own using automotive paint and bake in the Arizona sun or oven at 120-150° using the pattern below on generic Mepps spinners. This works great, catches fish every where. Make varying sizes. You'll be glad you've got them.
Good-looking lures. LM love stuff like that.Those 2nd year LM always tickle me when they bite a lure almost as big as they are.Both. Lunker LM like them.
Best bait I 've used . . . live shad minnows. Even better than Catalpa worms and soft craws. Just not fair. Like trolling a trailer park with Benjamins. Why I like fishing with lures, have to fool them.Panfish on an ultralight rip on something like these #6 comet flies.
Large "Rainbow trout" in Glenn Canyon of the Colorado Linky savagely attack 2/0 orange bucktail jigs.
Like spinning and want to out fish everybody else. Get hold of some Mepps Calico Cats
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Still beat my BEST!
There are some nice Blue Gill in Harrington Lake. I used to take my little son there so he would get used to and addicted to the way those guys fight. He made a good fisherman and he taught his two sons. They are good too.
The semi-good guys.
Bert, you be careful. If you ever get a LM lunker on, you just might have a heart attack (Heaven forbid.)
you guys are confusing me with the fishing shit.
I hate to fish.
My son loves it. He had to learn on his own.
I hate to fish.
My son loves it. He had to learn on his own.
Fred & Crown made me do this, Did someone I order Heron on the rocks?
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I thought that unclear was you. We have missed you. How you doin', son? Are you still down South on the beach? Good to see you.Fred & Crown made me do this, Did someone I order Heron on the rocks?
You, this morning, tied my lifetime bass count!
How did you find my pictures?
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