There are thieves who specialize in cutting the catalyst mufflers off of diesel trucks for the precious metals within.

I have an old Arbogast "Hocus Locust" in my collection, basically a variant of the Jitterbug ...

Fishing at night requires dark noisy baits like big Colorado blade spinner baits that beat the drum. Nonsense. While I know noisy baits will work, there's been many times I've done very well on a pearl Super Fluke or a tube. Live prey doesn't get noisy after dark and the fish find it just fine. Fish...

Xuron for the win

If it’s gelled you’re done, you’ll never ungel it. That being said, I make my own mendit using a 1:1 ratio of acetone and clear PVC pipe cement. I get the exact same results (strength, flexibility, etc) as with the real stuff. A couple of rules to remember if you’re going to go this route ... first,...

As far as safety. Generally a current sub compact is probably safer than a 2 ton sedan from the 60s or 70s. I say that without any facts at my finger tips but there is a much bigger emphasis on safety now. So that is my opinion and yours may be different. Spot on. For the longest time there was a m...

There was a fantastic documentary on PBS some years ago that told the story of the big three's fall and the rise of Japan in the automotive world. In a nutshell it told the story of how Datsun (which would become Nissan decades later) introduced it's first vehicles here in the late 1950's primarily ...

Big Black Drum have moved up and started tailing on the rock piles. I don’t normally fish for them, but sightfishing giants like this can be fun. 1/16oz jig with 3” swimbait on my 843c Conquest/Stile SS put the heat on them. It’s fun to see how many times you can turn them when they get moving :lol...

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Thu May 21, 2020 6:16 am

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Mon May 18, 2020 6:16 am

WOW! Nice pike's color!

"esox niger" ~ commonly known as a chain pickerel. Here's one of the biggest I've ever caught, 24 inches (61 cm)

Because of the unstable and unseasonably cool weather it's been a tough finding the big 'uns this season so far, so I've been doing a lot of ultralight & BFS fishing. One lake in particular I fish is an excellent lake for this because of the large variety of fish. You truly never know what will bit...

Nice

My topwater game is pretty much non existent ... It's a blast when it does work out though. I really need to work on that.

Because of the unstable and unseasonably cool weather it's been a tough finding the big 'uns this season so far, so I've been doing a lot of ultralight & BFS fishing. One lake in particular I fish is an excellent lake for this because of the large variety of fish. You truly never know what will bite...

I think this thread is going to cover all of the seven deadly sins as it plays out. I think I already commited three. Random thoughts.. 1. You would never know you were in NJ judging by those trees in your juice pan. 2. First glance at the title of the thread made me think it was authored by Golden...

Dude, that thing is a toad

Well done

Details, we need details ...

Who's up for some baby backs ? ... Baby backs with the silver skin removed. Slathered with yellow mustard (it's a good glue for the dry rub and adds a subtle vinegar tang) ... the rub is salt, pepper, garlic, chili powder, smoked paprika and ginger. Into the Weber kettle that's set up for a long low...