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bsegg04 wrote:I picked up a pair with 580's for $89 on Sunday evening. They have a pair with 400's a few times a day, but the 580's do get listed every so often.

Wow, that's a great deal. I already have a pair w/ the 580s but for $89 I might buy another.

There is another nice pair of Costas up right now... Swordfish glasses w/ 400 lenses for $69.99

edit: the title says 400 lenses, the description says CR-39...

http://www.steepandcheap.com/

I just got a call from a co-worker who is down at the Port of Tampa. He said he was looking at about 60-100 snook that all appeared to be alive and well. He also said that there were quite a few big ones (he said 30lbs) in the mix. I know we lost an enormous mount of fish over the last several days,...

http://paddle-fishing-forum.com/viewtopic.php?t=31094

Pretty cool nonetheless.

I was out in the bay yesterday and saw about a dozen dead catfish floating. Also, there were a lot of greenbacks swimming in circles on top... the birds were having a field day.

Most of the State Parks have some sort of body of water that you can kayak/fish on. I have been to the Hillsborough River, the Alafia River and the Myakka River state parks and have enjoyed them all. http://www.floridastateparks.org/ You can also order a free copy of the SWFWMD recreation guide here...

chincy wrote:

Rik wrote:http://www.steepandcheap.com

what a crazy site, they just had some costas for $40
Thanks for sharing

More Costas on SteepandCheap right now... says they have "glass" lenses in the description, but then says that they have the CR-39 lens on the little side bar.

Evan wrote:@ Todd

If this "bet" is going to be the subject of a public forum, I think someone had better explain exactly what the terms were? And maybe how it came to be...

Read THIS

I have the Harpoon frames w/ 580 Amber lenses and I love them. I think that several others on this site have mentioned that they liked the amber lenses for inshore fishing as well. They do a good job of eliminating glare and help you to see through the water. You could probably do a search on this s...

I was out there on Sat. morning and, like TCS said, it was VERY shallow. I have used the canoe/kayak launch before, but it can be difficult if the tide is out. On Saturday I parked at the south end of the parking lot and just carried my kayak to the beach. It is MUCH closer than hauling it all the w...

Here you go: http://www.kenrockwell.com/nikon/d3000.htm The title pretty much sums it up. If I were looking to buy an inexpensive DSLR right now I would probably buy THIS (please note this is the D40, not the D40X) Last week Adorama had some refurbished D40s with the 18-55 lens for $375... that was ...

Very Nice!

That really is a nice area to paddle if you put in at the park on Riverhills and go north (against the current). When you get past the park and around the bend, it is completely undeveloped and natural. A great place for paddling around and checking out the local wildlife (quite a few gators out the...

Not sure what Cook has, but you might be able to use this rack from Harbor Freight:

http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/ctaf/d ... mber=66187

Take US-19 about 3 miles north of Homosassa Springs to Ozello Trail. Turn left (west) onto Ozello Trail and take it to the end, it ends at Sanddollar lane. Take a right and go about 100 yards, the kayak launch will be on your left. If you can figure out which direction you are facing at this point.....

The trick to snapper fishing is never have any slack in the line and have a quick tip rod to set the hook, those bastards are quick. Bingo. I do agree that smaller whitebait work very well. I just find it easier to stop by the bait shop on the way to the bridge. I have found that if you use small s...