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I just looked at their schedule and if things go their way, they could win 11.

2nd round bust right there.

That is the market, you can find guys in the 7th round that will work. With the salary cap and the pass heavy offenses, running backs are not in high demand.

Pick a larger male from the salt if you can, and clean/ice it asap.

Russ is a good QB, but he suffers from delusions of grandeur. Left to his own devises he will implode. He has an established, winning coach now and should regain some of his old form. Will it be enough? Only time will tell.

On the seine boat we used to grab them by the legs with hands on either side, back up and pinchers facing away. Strike down in the middle between our hands on any hard corner breaking bottom in the middle. Turn them over, grab legs and claw on one side and twist, repeat on other side and toss...

I always use seawater, perfect amount of salt.

Different era, different kind of players. You don't see the Earl Weaver/ Lou Pinella types much anymore.

They went all in and it paid off, for one year. It will be interesting to see how Mc Viegh works the rebuild.

I think Dipoto is doing it the right way. At the start of the "rebuild", they loaded up on pitching prospects and it is paying off. Do I wish they had a couple more bats? Sure, but it's a pitcher's ballpark. I think they are trying to build something sustainable for the long haul. Mortgaging...

Because if he walks they get zero.

Jerry Wells uses a 'pink shrimp' and a purple bugger.

What are these?

Thanks Josh, very informative.

Is that set up for the rod holder yours or the guides? I have one of those Berkley rod holders.

https://globalnews.ca/news/9784151/bc-interior-2-missing-fishermen-search/

The fish seemed to be suspended, I didn't mark very many fish on the bottom in deep water. It used to be that the Canadian agents were easy peasy and the U.S. guys were pricks, seems to be the other way around now.

Yah, lots of winter kill this year. One theory I've heard is that the warm fall allowed the aquatic veg to grow late and then it turned cold and iced over. the decaying veg robbed oxygen from the lakes, especially shallower lakes. Hopefully they bounce back next year.

Strange year for the interior lakes of B.C. Lots of winter kill in the mid to lower elevation lakes, so we went to a higher elevation lake north of Kamloops. A lot of others folks had the same idea, so the Rec site was full. We know the camp host and he let us park by the launch for no charge...