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seeinred wrote:Thanks guys I'm still really psyched about this fish, I'll take being lucky over good any day.

Good thing your good 99.9% of the time then.

Nice job Rick. Beautiful Troutski's!

This calls for thinking outside the box fellas. I'm sure that the rails can be set at least 2 feet back from where they are or even just adding another rail at the tailgate would help allow for a longer boat. Maybe a 12'-14' but 16' might be pushing it. Since not a lot of us use 16's, it's still a g...

seeinred wrote:How do you like those TFO (that's what they look like) spinning rods?

Think I'll check them out at the Mako seminar tonight. You gonna be there Spence?

Holy Crap that's a BIGG'N!!!!!!

My g/f saw this yesterday and sent me the pics. Come to find it actually a very good rack mount idea that offers a ton of room across the rails as well as keeping the bed open to load another ton of stuff. Personally I don't have a P/U truck but thought I'd share the concept, which looks strong, cle...

"If it ain't chartreuse, what's the use?"

Sweet trout and stern light Mike.

One stud of a rojo! Great report too.

[quote="lady(fish)killer"...he sat back down at the bar, grabbed another beer and fired up a bowl...[/quote]


Very nice report. Sounds like a good place to not forget your GPS.

Great trip. Now, how do you wrap fish in bruschetta? Cut the fillets into 3-4" chunks (or whatever size to fit the Italian bacon). Roll in parmesian. You have to get the bruschetta from a place that will cut it correctly. Most cut the end (small round slices) when it should be cut lung-ways to...

Don't know just how you do it, but I'm gonna find out one day.

Nice one young-gun.

Great, entertaining report guys. Enjoyed it.

pbr wrote:I'm baaaaaack Actually I heard there is some dispute on the patent, but I have heard this one works better than the Wavespin.

Even the phenomenal drag you speak so highly of?

chincy wrote:...It clips on w/ strong connection.

If it has plastic clips they eventually break. Haven't found any that have metal or any more durable clips yet.

Evan wrote:Does anyone besides me use Hemostats instead of pliers?...

Not since I went to a pipe.

screwballl wrote:...My canoe comes in well over twice that, somewhere around 110-120 lbs would be my guess...

WTF! Is it a tree dugout?