is it too early to think about what yours is for the up coming season???:D

1.fish more often (but thats every year,,,,:rolleyes: )
2. more bucktails....:D (had fun with them last year and want to build on that)
3.get my act together when it comes to organizing my stuff....:rolleyes:
4.force myself NOT to become victim of my own lazy fishing habits.....(not changing leaders etc. after a few blues...stuff like that...)
5. not listen to any fish stories or "this works" that works...blah blah bull####.....I know I fall for it too easy...and last year i stopped trying so hard and I ended having a better season!!!!


well thats a start anyway...(i am sure there are more to come!!)

how bout you guys??

following you %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%5

:laughs: :laughs: :laughs: :laughs:

with that bright yellow truck should be pretty easy to follow !

why would you wanna follow me???:confused:

...er...chris...if you followin that yeller truck yer goin the wrong way bud!;) we got something that blends in now!!!!:D

After giving up to soon last year I'm going to try and be more persistent to catch eels and keep a holding pot stocked.

Chris she classed to a Toyota///////////////////////

1. Fish more/new locations, instead of sticking with my old standbys even when they're not producing
2. Fish more EELS
3. Upgrade from mono to Fireline

Retire & give Yo/Yo lessions

:smash: :smash: :smash: :smash:

so much to try, so much to learn.
I will start by upgrading my equipment a notch or two.
Tossing some of the junk

1. Learn how to fish Balston Beach

2. fish more wood

3. sell my boat

4. buy a new boat

5. catch a 50

6. catch a 60 and fish for a living

7. catch a 70 and write a book

8. catch an 80

9. retire