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Worms under a bobber or on the bottom.

That would be the Carlink Ranch owned and operated by Andy and Stefanie Smallhouse. I saw a TV show which highlited them a while back and the came across as genuinely nice people.

Tell the captain what brand of work boots you have. Some want boots that won't marr the deck.

Exactly. I grew up in New York, specifically on Long Island and hunting only happened 3X while I was growing up. Dad always had a second job to make ends meet with five kids so we never had money to go hunting on a lease. In the 60's it still cost $15 a day to hunt State land. But we fished the heck out of the beaches and the marsh.

Costa because I have a small head and they fit well but I only use them when I fish in the gulf as I wear prescription glasses.

My son has one and it shoots anything really well.

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You probably have to wrestle the dishwasher for it.

That would be a nice gesture but the kind of people who leave some trash in the smoldering fire pit would probably just steal it. I had some hunters on a spring turkey hunt leave a bunch of stuff in a hot fire pit a few years ago, 15 feet from a creek full of water.

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Check with Big Browns

Always nice to have fellow New Yawker move here.

Good Price

A $50 welding blanket would probably work as well for the one or two times it will ever get used.

I read the reviews and most were about grainy daytime pictures and even worse at night.

I don't think advertising on this site is free. Pretty sure they just became sponsors.

Ask the charter captain would be a start (Lucky Dog).

Landlocked Record. http://wrec.igfa.org/WRecordsList.aspx?lc=AllTackle&cn=Bass,%20striped%20(landlocked)

Current record. http://wrec.igfa.org/WRecordsList.aspx?lc=AllTackle&cn=Bass,%20striped

40lbs Stripers are fairly common on the Hudson River... Since the AZ state record is only 29lbs, good luck catching this class of fish in AZ... 67lber Pretty sure it was the all tackle world record when it was caught wasn't it? There was a 72 pounder caught off a pier in New Jersey back around 1970.

I keep one in my GPS case. I really only use the GPS to mark camp of things I find while hiking. It has a topo map but the screen is tiny and doesn't do me much good and it can only zoom in so far.

http://www.cabelas.com/product/Cabelas-Outfitter-Series-Window-Mount/734217.uts?productVariantId=1716146&WT.tsrc=PPC&WT.mc_id=GoogleProductAds&WT.z_mc_id1=02881853&rid=20&gclid=CK_7sdDq6tMCFUtNfgodQ0gE6Q&gclsrc=aw.ds https://www.eagleoptics.com/collections/car-window-mounts I have not used one but here are a few to look at.

Good to hear about the whisker biscuit. I just bought my son's bow from him and saw it had one on it and I was wondering about that. He can't really shoot it anymore so it just was sitting there so he wanted me to put it on here and sell it for him but I just decided to keep it since my bow is almost 30 years old. I just need to get it setup for my since he is a lot taller than I am.

I watched Big Browns better half put the smack down like a pro on a nice Coues last year with his 6.5. I think it was like 289 yards and the buck went maybe 20 feet.

Yup, I did that the second time out with it. I think I have the 8' hose.