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ChrisR wrote:...much easier to drop the traditional anchor in while fighting a fish than having to get the pole anchor in the ground.

I've never understood the popularity of stake out poles—PITA compared to simply slipping an anchor or weight into the water, IMO.

He is smiling.

Sorry Noles, but I'm glad this thread turned out to be something different than I thought the title was suggesting. And yes, coming from Shamus, I thought that might be possible.

Also, I agree with DvR.

I'm going to show her the likeness you've depicted. Now you're on the shit list too.

Rik wrote:He'll just tell her how it's gonna be.

Tell who?

DaveR wrote:Thanks phal!

DvR you're a phrick, but I know you can't help it so here's some more flowers for you.

Heywood wrote:I bet he didnt puke.

Just sayin.....

I'm surprised you could break away from Norm's sweet embrace long enough to check the forum.

Just sayin'.

Took my boy out for some evening fishing yesterday. We were getting the skunk and the sun had set. I was not very pleased. School night or not, I decided WTH life is short and headed for some lights that have been working lately. Didn't take long to hook up and hand the rod off. He worked that fish ...

Nice snook.

Anybody know which (sub)species that is? The slope above the head looks very pronounced. Or it may just be that it's a big ass fish.

Fatty.

You look stoked.

Key West, here we come!

John wrote:I yearn for his masculinity!!

BlueTuna wrote:I'm the King of my double wide if that counts!

Does it have polyester curtains and a redwood deck?

Question for those of you who may be in the know.

In a recent Bass Pro mailer, there's a reel (BPS Pro Qualifier) that looks an awful lot like a Daiwa. Could it be an Exceller in disguise? Same body with different/crappy gears?

Callie sure is a cutie!

Nice bass also.