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I've never seen one not hit a live croaker.

Make a few passes around the rig before you start throwing out to see if that brings any up. They are very curious fish and as stated before, they like to travel in pairs. There's not much like a double hookup on lemons.

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the employer won't pay for it?

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Current employer, not a chance.

Future employer, possibly some help, but I doubt they would pay for the whole thing.

Any recommendations on what to say when leaving one company for another?

I'm leaving my current engineering firm that does a lot of public work for one that does more private work (and pays more, but more unstable).

Is it ok to just tell current employer that it's strictly a financial decision (when that's not completely true. I like the work better at future employer)? It would not be hard to leave it at "strictly a financial decision" since I'm getting ready to pay for an MBA.

Is there anything else I should say to them to keep doors open considering there's a decent chance that I could get laid off and come crawling back? I've already left current firm for future firm once, got laid off and had to come back.

Edit: My current employer does not have much work coming in and has already had a string of layoffs. Things are not looking great for job security where I'm at now, so there's a chance that if I stayed where I am that I could get laid off here anyway.

Raised 4 Blue Marlin. One didn't get the hook, one broke off, and we released two at the boat. Picked up a few tuna on top of that.

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1. Merge onto I-10 E
About 57 mins
go 61.4 mi
total 64.6 mi

2. Take exit 220 to merge onto I-310 S toward Boutte/Houma
About 11 mins
go 11.4 mi
total 76.0 mi

3. Exit onto US-90 W toward US-90 E/Boutte/New Orleans/Houma
About 24 mins
go 17.6 mi
total 93.6 mi

4. Take exit 215B for LA-308 toward Raceland
go 0.3 mi
total 93.9 mi

5. Turn left onto LA-308 S
About 19 mins
go 15.4 mi
total 109 mi

6. Turn right at Bayou Portuguese Dr
go 377 ft
total 109 mi

7. Take the 1st left onto LA-1 S
About 3 mins
go 1.4 mi
total 111 mi

8. Turn left onto Avenue E
About 1 min
go 121 ft
total 111 mi

9. Turn left to stay on Avenue E
go 0.1 mi
total 111 mi

10. Take the 1st left onto LA-24 W
About 2 mins
go 0.3 mi
total 111 mi

11. Turn left onto LA-3235
About 25 mins
go 16.0 mi
total 127 mi

12. Continue onto LA-1 S/Hwy 1
About 39 mins
go 29.8 mi
total 157 m

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On 10E, take hwy 61 to 3213, which crosses river and dead ends at 3127. Take a left and that will take you all the way to 310.

It saves you 5-10 min and you stay off the interstate and can avoid a lot of time if there are any wrecks on the bridges.

I didn't have the worst experience with Outer Limit, but I wouldn't care to go out with him again.

New gear (2011 stuff) is coming out now. You can probably find some of the 2010 stuff pretty cheap.

I would definitely look into that first before I got used gear.

I know that City Cycles (off Sherwood) usually carries some good older stuff and lots of online places do, too.