Adam Bomb

Great Job!

Fish...its whats for dinner!!!

Flexibility! Lots easier to manage IMO.

Sounds like an intersting trip. Nice job

Nice job

Thatll do!

Good work out there

Great job you guys!

Nice work...some great fish there!

Nicely done, thanks for the report

Its not hard to understand why you make the long trek out there. Quality fish every time. WTG.....and just look at that sunrise!

Great shakedown Ken!

Thats not the kinda luck you were looking for. Hopefully they get you up and running in time. Good luck in the tournament.

Nicely done.

Never heard of the condition. I hope for your sake that its the less of the two evils and that they can get the problem rectified right away. Suffering with that since Christmas is suffering for far to long. Best of luck to you.

Welcome aboard and welcome to the site. Tough fishin in that muddy water.

Gorgeous bird. I like that first "puff ball" pic the best.

Hey Bomber, you fishing Franks tourney next weekend?

No, i wanted to Steve, but have other commitments.

Welcome aboard Rich. Im sure someone on here has been fishing down there and can relate with you.

Palomar knot anytime i can use it. Id suggest you learn to tie it. An extremely tough knot. One of the very best. For line to line, i use the back to back uni knot, lead core i use the willis, copper i use the haywire twist, wire i half hitch the swivel on and then tie and overhand knot using the tag end and the mainline. Works awesome. Way better than crimps.

Good work Terry.

Thanks for the report. It sure has been a nasty spring and has our water all jacked up. Hoping itll clear up one of these days.

I used Sampo before but have been using the Dreamweaver ones lately. No issues.

I believe those are Sampo, theyre just buying, packaging and putting their name on them. Ive used them as well. I use the duolock version.

Great bird and story Ed. Sure has been a different year with this cold, wet windy weather. Makes locating and patterning birds an absolute nightmare. Theyre definitely doing things outta the norm. Great "sticktoitiveness" to git r done.

Great work!