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| Nice score! Congrats. Winning is fun. I'm trying to win that dang Powerball right now.  | |||
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Posts: 8866 | Congratulations!! It was one of those things, man. Like God looked down and said "this guy needs that stuff" 1. I've been trying to find printable moon charts that you don't have to pay for, the calendar solved that 2. I've been building a custom box because I didn't want to spend any more money on musky stuff this year (spent something like $2500 in the last 8 months  ), every time I fish I cram half my lures into a Plano Guide Series box and leave the rest at home. Never fails I want something I didn't bring. 3. My buddy reminded me last week that I don't own a net and need to buy one 4. I've been using two rods, and spending too much time switching lures -- bucktail on one, jerk on the other, we drift into a cove and I want to throw topwater. Crankbait on one, Jerkbait on the other, we're in slop and I want to throw a bucktail.... The whole day I was thinking "#*#*, I need a third setup, but I spent so #*^@ much money on musky stuff lately... 5. Lures -- no such thing as too many, and all 6 of them were complete contrast to what I have 6. Hat -- even the hat. I have ONE comfortable hat and it's camo, and your head bakes in the sun. A gust of wind nearly took it and I thought "#*#*, I almost lost my hat. I'd be %&^*ed if I lost that hat. I gotta get another hat!" I swear it was like somebody hand picked the stuff just for me. The funny thing is when I bought the raffle tickets I wasn't thinking "I'm gonna win that stuff" I was thinking "man, I didn't even SEE a fish today -- these guys need all the help they can get with their stocking program!" | ||
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Posts: 3242 Location: Racine, Wi | Jeff, labs are great boat dogs. You just have to let them know what they can and can't do. Mike's dog, Sandy, is an awesome boat dog. She knows what she can and can't do. I have a lab as well, and he is going to be 1 in a few weeks. He loves going in the boat, and has seen lots of slime in the past year. What I do until he is a little older, and understands the boat rules, is I keep him on his leash, and attach it to the front butt seat. That way, he can't get into any baits (they are kept in the back of the boat), and if he wants to jump in after something, he isn't getting too far. He has only gone in the drink once, but I couldn't blame him, he was hungry for a twin teaser tail.  Good job cleaning house!!!! See ya on the water. | ||
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