When I moved into the house I am in now I had a fun time pulling them poles out with my truck! LOL..  One more memory that I have with those besides using them as something to grab onto and swing on and getting yelled at not to do that when I was little...  My Grandma, till about the day she died a few years back, used them to dry her cloths, right along with the old Maytag wringer washer made in the "40's  (might have to research that one!) that outlasted her and is probably still working just fine.  You get a washer and dryer that's lasts 10 years now you should go buy a lotto ticket! LOL!

I tried clicking on the ( Weather Is Delayed Under The Water ) video also and that is a no go also on my end.. to let you know

Brian Latimer...  I am on my home computer.  Did not play so far.

yeah, I third that

How long was it? Wow what a fish!  NICE!

Yeah that was a banger!  The knowledge in that brain of his for fishing in the way he likes to do it is mind blowing!

One of the things that has been on my mind.. I've been hearing this phrase lately in my research of the bass fishing tournament world of a "community spot".  Mainly, one would have or it seems there are certain lakes on the circuit that have certain spots a large group of boats would gather in because it is known that's just where the winning fish or numbers of fish would be.  My question is, if you find yourself in that situation that you need to fish in that "hot zone" that everyone is going to be in, what is the proper boat edict or manors a person should abide by or follow in those tight areas? ( Distance from one another, entering that zone, leaving that zone, casting... that type of stuff )

Got on a topwater buzz bait bite Monday morning and decided to do a best 5 buy weight.  At about 5 in the morning for about an hour, IT WAS ON!  caught about 10 and had a bunch more miss it, but I had a blast!  Haven't nailed them on a buzz bait like that for a real long time.

Hope ya get feeling better, my kid was out of school all last week cause of something that's been going around.  

Hey Kevin, as a fellow Wisconsinite, my hope is that them big bass are here too.  Those southern fellers are spoiled I believe!  Hats off to em!  I am kind of attacking this concern of yours like this.  Disclaimer, the only competition I have been exposed to is scored by length.  Doing my first by weight tournament May 11th, will see how that goes, anyhow..  I have been trying to use our Wis. regulation book as a guide.  Looking at what rules are in our bodies of water here locally around me.  My best lake that I am doing very well in has this slot rule that all bass kept are under 14" and one my be kept over 18".  I don't know if there's something too this but this lake is a hoppin with some nice bass!  From what I hear, that the goal, makin a good bass lake.  Again, I haven't been weighing them, but finally pulled a real nice 20 incher out of there for the April SUF tourny.  The lakes I had fished that don't have that type of rule, ain't doing a whole lot for me.  IDK