08-10-2004, 11:58 AM
[url "javascript: addTag('cool')"][cool][/url][#0000ff]Bingo! Your last statement is really what I was trying to bring you to realize. Every time you get a new craft, it should include as many upgrades and refinements as possible. And, there are new things coming along all the time. The important thing is that you can fully appreciate all of the new horizons and the improved comfort and mobility.[/#0000ff]
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[#0000ff]The problem with us float tubers (and fishermen in general) is that we are always looking around and we always want something better. Nothing wrong with that. Just don't let lust ruin the enjoyment you find with your current "partner".[/#0000ff]
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[#0000ff]By the time you get all the bells and whistles hooked up on your new craft, you will probably giggle every time you launch. And, if you are the creative type, I suspect you will come up with some of your own wrinkles to share with the rest of us.[/#0000ff]
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[#0000ff]Last comment. I doubt there will be any problem with the acceptance of the large size fish basket. The more room for the fish, the less likely they will become cramped, stressed and damaged. It doesn't matter what size fish you catch, they will do better in a rigid basket with more room, rather than a mesh bag of any size.[/#0000ff]
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[#0000ff]The problem with us float tubers (and fishermen in general) is that we are always looking around and we always want something better. Nothing wrong with that. Just don't let lust ruin the enjoyment you find with your current "partner".[/#0000ff]
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[#0000ff]By the time you get all the bells and whistles hooked up on your new craft, you will probably giggle every time you launch. And, if you are the creative type, I suspect you will come up with some of your own wrinkles to share with the rest of us.[/#0000ff]
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[#0000ff]Last comment. I doubt there will be any problem with the acceptance of the large size fish basket. The more room for the fish, the less likely they will become cramped, stressed and damaged. It doesn't matter what size fish you catch, they will do better in a rigid basket with more room, rather than a mesh bag of any size.[/#0000ff]
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