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Great job Chris!

Great job Mark! Nice looking king.

Nice job on the shake down!

Nice job Ron!

Great job Paul!

One thing you may run into is the 1lb ball may tangle with your diver rods because of the sink rate of the 1lb ball while you are letting it out.

Nice fish Jay! YOU ARE FAMOUS!!! I saw you on the 6 o'clock news(Woodtv). You was taking a picture of a guy/friend who was holding his fish. He had a stringer through the gill already. There was another guy in the fore ground who was fighting a fish.

It is not crowded, and they usually have some GREAT deals. This thread is from last year, and the date is not correct.

I have a Chef'sChoice EdgeSelect 120 Diamond Hone Sharpener I use to sharpen mine with. I picked it up on ebay.

I like prochips for 8" flashers and hotchips in the 11" flashers.

What version of Windows media player are you running.

The username and password is in this post.

I will look into this tonight. Anyone else having this issue?

Don't people at the ramp see you with downriggers and ask what you are doing?

I run a 15lb ball down the chute and 15lb pancakes on the corners. I bent the tails out on the pancakes so they pull out, and I have never had an issue with them getting tangled. My boat is 27' long, 10' wide and weighs close to 10,000lbs fully loaded with gas and gear. It does not get blown around like the aluminum boats do. To me....it seems like I get a lot of blow back with the 15lb round ball.

Its a tad bit breezy here, and we just lost power. I will not make the chat tonight.

I left out that all of the fish came around 185fow.

Nice job Grant! If I have time tonight, I will make a screen caption video showing how to upload and post images.

It's your internet connection. Open the video and pause it. Let the gray bar load for a little bit, then unpause the video.

I saw Kasey Kahne drink a Budweiser after the second duel 150 this year.

http://www.fishdock.net/netlisting. Here are the net locations at Muskegon. Give Paul Jensen a call. He will know what nets are still out. He is one of two commercial fisherman at Muskegon. http://www.fishdock.net/

I have always replaced the blades when I missed(I have missed my share of deer) or got a deer. What does everyone else do? Do you sharpen, replace, or reuse them without doing anything to them?

I will look into this when I get home.