nahtanojc

Following as well…
We just booked a 12 day through HAL, Vancouver up to Denali next July.

Anything worth seeing in Vancouver? I know most suggest to arrive at least a day before the cruise, but should we plan for more?

If we can fish it in a kayak, you can most certainly do it in a small skiff!
Cypremort is close and real good in the fall. West cove isn’t a far drive from laffy either. Dulac/dularge or cocodrie a little further east to give a few more options. All depends on how far you want to drive

And yet Kamala has been in the White House for the last 2 years since the roe v wade reversal… so what has been done about it?

Yet now it’s an election platform to run on…

Bring some “gotcha” lures and straw rigs and enjoy catching all the Spanish mackerel you’d ever want!

As posted above, making the drive down to Navarre may be worth it. It’s been years since I have fished either, but much preferred the pier itself in Navarre, as well as the people who generally fish it.

A sabiki rig jigged near a piling will get you all the live bait you may need. Early mornings on the end of the pier for king macks, cobia can often be caught but be prepared for 500 jigs to be thrown in the general direction of wherever one is sighted… it’s chaotic.

Have a Thule Chariot and really like it. Added benefit of being able to hook it up to a bike in addition to the jogging wheel and also taking the jogging wheel off and using it as a more compact stroller.
Haven’t tried any others, so can’t compare.

Bluetooth is only going to be helpful with the cordless tools.

Otherwise, with corded tools, any vac with “auto tool” function will work… festool, mirka, Bosch, and a slew of others- it’s not proprietary to festool

I have a festool CT15 that has that feature and it’s very nice to have.

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thats a flat out lie right there, its one or the other, never can be both

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I’m not afraid to admit that when it comes to appliance issues, I know little to nothing.

Old google tells me that a Freon leak= probable compressor replacement needed, which is what Stanton’s repair guy told me.
So what am I missing?

My son and I went on one of their walk on snapper charters last year. My thoughts:

It’s a good value if you don’t have several others willing to pay for a full charter, but if you can, there are other, more capable outfits out there.

I was not impressed with their equipment… old penn rods and reels that were 10-15 yrs old at least. Drags weren’t that smooth, although I can’t say I lost a fish due to it.
I would have much preferred to bring my own setup and although they said I could, they discouraged it.

The boat is slow and easily half that trip will be motoring out and in. I did the 12 hour and 6 hrs was traveling.

There were 25 people on my charter and that many lines in at the same time was chaotic at best! I know the overnight one takes less people, so maybe it’s a better feel, but the snapper trip felt like one of the tourist fishing trips you take in gulf shores or Destin.
After taking the snapper trip, I told my son we would save up and just book a CC charter next time.

Worked at several locations while in college… used to be one of the best casual dining places in town.

It was after the failed Mia Tavola(?) experiment that their casual themed restaurants tried to become more “upscale” (Big Lou had a large hand in this)
All the caricatures came down off the walls, the entertainment stopped being booked and the menus expanded to add various pastas and other more expensive items rather than keeping it simple with good calzones, pizzas and salads.

The franchising began and it became less of a “family” ran business and more of a corporate vibe. I left shortly thereafter around 2002 after 5 years or so… never was the same

Do it every chance I get.

Medium or MH power rod and usually always have a 1/8 or 1/4oz jig head with a chartreuse gulp curly tail that I toss out in front of them.
If it’s sunny, a gold spoon works well. If it’s overcast, go with a black spoon.

Only thing that sucks for me is that I’m colorblind and can have some difficulty spotting them against the marsh bottom. I do better when they’re tailing or pushing bait along the grass