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11 lbs 8 oz

This group is stacked with educated people including doctors and tons of lawyers, many from Berzerkley. They have great knowledge and obviuosly a lot of time on their hands. It may be a no win situation for the DFG since they are severly limited with anything that they can do. By no means do I suppo...

Well first off I gotta ask, do you have some mono backing behind the braid? If not that would be the cause of the slippage on your reel. If not then it sounds like your drag disks are shot and you need new ones. If thats the case contact Tony Mello(TonyM is his screen name on here) If you want to s...

Anybody know where the Mythbusters are?

Oh and by the way this also happened in the south San Jose area.

I don't live by you bassbones, but the other night I saw a car drive up on the corner of my street with only the parking lights on. I hear a door shut and then see a guy walking down my street and go into a car. At that same moment my babies start crying so I didn't see what this guy was up to. Turn...

The hooded sweatshirts or regular sweatshirts the pros are wearing? Like the red Berkley ones or any other brands.

That was awesome to see at the Classic.

I read alot about everyone quitting smoking or chewing for all the right reasons. My questions are is there ever a time or reason not to quit? Say you have a crappy job & boss, or the birth of a child, or the death of a friend or relative. Would you ever tell someone in those situations to just ...

When reels are stored for a period of time is it necessary to loosen their drags or keep them tight or does it matter?
Thanks

There was a article in the SJ Mercury News Action Line column.
The guy who runs this column said people have every right to keep what ever is sent and not pay. Obviously because they did not order it.

It was a small time tourney.

This is what the rule reads: "For each dead fish, a 10% of total weight penalty will be assessed." Now, does this mean the total weight of all 4 bass being weighed in or does it mean the weight of the dead fish. Also, is it up to the particular organization how this rule is to be interpret...

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What does one have to do (besides having a boat) to get into tournaments. I would be considered a non-boater or amateur.
Any info would be great.