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Congratulations to you and your wife, David.

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Lawrence –

Andrew knows all the terminology; he is a former home contractor who really does build skyscrapers for a living.  I’m working on two summers of rough framing buildings and building swimming pools, so my knowledge is decidedly more limited.

Zach

I was just busting your chops a wee bit 😉

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Sounds like success to me.

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That looks good.  Boat work is fun.  

For the record: that is OSB you’re using, not plywood.  😉

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Howdy!

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That looks like you had a blast.

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I am not a fishing guide.

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I’m praying for y’all.

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Wow.

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Mike Exl,
Thanks for the report.  It sounds like they have produced another good line.  The carp around here, at least the ones I see, are in gin clear water.  Some of the ponds and lakes I fish also provide some good largmouth fishing in very clear skinny water.  It sounds like it might serve well for that purpose as well.

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Welcome, Terry.

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We have good friends who live outside of Townsend.

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Allan,
Thanks for the information.

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I’m sorry about the loss of your Dixie.

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Zach and Mike are right.

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I know they take a lot of work; more than most people know.

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Sweet!

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No… you’ll have to excuse my ignorance (I’m new to this) what weight would I be looking for? I’m assuming this has something to do with either the ability to cast it or it’s sink rate?

Weight kills the casting.

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Welcome, from one newbie to another.

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Alright, now you did it.

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