Very good point.
Plus she was in Florida - the Covid cess-pool of America.
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Plus she was in Florida - the Covid cess-pool of America.
it’s not going real awesome in TX either. Just remember to take a sip of bourbon right after every time you’re around her
personally, I’m not ready to be on an airplane yet. Hope your wife gets back healthy, bud.
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Hopefully it passes the House without any problems
I guess they got tired of rescuing the hikers trying to find it. Kind of sucks, but I get it.
Hopefully they display it somewhere in the wilderness that still encourages people to get their asses off their couch.
Hopefully they don't squander the funds.
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I love chinooks. I’ve had to use them on a few skyscrapers that were too tall for cranes
And by use them I mean book them and then watch cool helicopter tings
The only way it doesn't is if a group of people get together because they want to stick it to Trump, or hate public lands.
Yep
It was gonna stack another body or two every now and then if they left it
Good tourist attraction in a safer location
U flexing on us rite now?
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Saw the same showdown this morning. Mockingbirds seem to have made a nest in a nearby mahogany tree. A blue jay got too close and the mockingbird wasn't having it.
That jay hauled ass outta there faster than a hot chick in a midwestern city.
The purple rose I got for my wife has its first flower. When it came in the mail it was a bare root and some bare shoots maybe 8 inches long about a month ago.
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Baby snakeheads are the best bait
If I can get the dogs out the way
I'll update with any fish. Usually it's a bigger snakehead, bass, mudfish, catfish or gar that hit these. You can recast them a dozen times and they will not die like a shiner. Theres no wild shiners here so they are shitty bait. I catch these with a pool net on a small boat. I see the mass of babies breathing air at once and it looks like rain in a small spot. I net them and use for bait, they really are the best since they breath air from the surface. They stay on top and dont need oxygenated water while in the bucket
If I can get the dogs out the way
I'll update with any fish. Usually it's a bigger snakehead, bass, mudfish, catfish or gar that hit these. You can recast them a dozen times and they will not die like a shiner. Theres no wild shiners here so they are shitty bait. I catch these with a pool net on a small boat. I see the mass of babies breathing air at once and it looks like rain in a small spot. I net them and use for bait, they really are the best since they breath air from the surface. They stay on top and dont need oxygenated water while in the bucket
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No snook, largemouth, or peacock bass? You fishing fresh or brackish water?
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Fresh for tonight. It's a canal that runs into brackish water/intercoastal. I've had Snook in here before but they die when it gets cold.
Theres a 3 or 4 foot tarpon now but I cant get him to hit anything also there are large mouth bass but snakeheads are much more prevalent and I've only seen one small peacock. If peacock bass is your thing go to coral springs and fish the lakes around the turtle run shopping center. Its loaded with peacock. Use rattle traps or small cichlids
Everything by me is depleted you have to remember i live in the hood. Old black dudes sit at this same canal by the pompano truck stop and fish with cane poles all day. They literally eat everything they catch including pleckys (armored catfish for weekenders)
I see 4 or 5 dudes with 5 gallon buckets full of trash fish everyday when I stop for my redbull
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The flood gates off Old McNab between Lyons/31st Ave and Powerline(just past the Publix when you turn off old mcnab to go north) used to be full of largemouth, snook, and tarpon
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That's the same canal that I'm on. I use to fish there alot I could pull bass all day but the tarpon where really flaky. You can pull off by atlantic and fish there or to hit the locks go through palm aire.
You did steel work? Only time I've worked around helicopters was loading cedar shake blocks.
Too busy working to appreciate the helicopter as the turn around time was minimal.
View: https://youtu.be/Y_vEWnuv_rM
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No I did work hi-rise forming in the union but in these situations I was a PM
