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it's different. That, I know, is for sure. I'm not saying it's bad, but it may a couple lips to get used to. I compare it, in a way, to Cope Southern Blend. With SB, you get a natural with a slight sweet undertone. In this case, it's mint.

What are your opinions on it?

So long story short, I'm an order selector in the cooler/freezer section of a distribution center. Our freezer is kept at between 0 and -6 degrees. While our ice cream freezer is almost -20 some nights. Our work is nice enough to issue gloves, but they wear down after a week of hard use. I need a pair of gloves that give me extreme dexterity (Picking rate is everything in a distribution center after all) while keep my hands toasty warm. I've been looking at the Under Armour line of cold gear gloves, but I'm just not sure if they'd be warm enough.

Hey guys, thought I'd let you know that I've updated my sticky thread. This is a great way to help guide new visitors and just keep help current users keep some general things in mind when they are posting.

Let me know what you think!

Okay, so I'm expanding my bass fishing game to the world of finesse fishing. In my Tackle Warehouse shopping cart are some basic essentials including the Daiwa Lexa but, I'm so torn I think I want the 13 Omen Black. However, I'm not sure whether I should buy the Medium or Medium Light. I want to primarily fishing drop shots and wacky rigged senkos. Can you help a guy out?

P.S. I had a roughly 6lb smallmouth spit out my chatter bait today. Right at the edge of the kayak. I'm slightly depressed :(

Okay so it's time. This Saturday I'll venture into Field and Stream with the sole purpose of buying my first fishing kayak. My budget is limited @ $700 and I can not and will not spend a penny more. At least for now that is. I need everything. You name it, I need it. I want a yak with the most storage possible and I'm this about this one: http://www.fieldandstreamshop.com/p/perception-hook-angler-105-kayak/15ptnuhknglr105xxpsk

I need to know if this is a good buy or, after all the other expenses are added up, I have wiggle room for a nicer kayak. Any input, positive or negative, is very much appreciated. Tight lines!

It's hot here in Central PA. Like really hot. I work a rather wacky schedule (pun may have been intended) and I've only been able to get up and fish when it's around 2 p.m. and blistering hot and I can't go later (7 p.m ish) because of other responsibilities. To say the least I've been very unsuccessful. Maybe 1 or 2 dinks in the past week? So I'm wondering what is your go to when bass are also fighting these hot humid days like us?

Guys, I finally did it! I went into my Field and Stream and made my first real jump in becoming more serious about bass fishing, I decided to keep it cheap so I went with Okuma Status V and a Berkley Lightning Rod 7'. For line I went with some Seaguar Red Label Fluro. I can't wait to get out on the water and play around with this setup. Just thought I'd share my excitement with you guys!

Hey guy, so I used to be a pretty hardcore gamer. Bad Company 2, CoD, Homefront (say what you will), Infamous, Madden, NBA, and many more I can't think of right now. Well life happened and I had to focus my attention on other things. Anyway around Christmas time I bought a Xbox One and have used it for nothing but Netflix and Hulu. However, now I want to get back to playing some video games. I'm looking for something casual that I can get home from work and just sit down and play for an hour and let loose. I'm thinking about maybe starting out with a sports game (maybe FIFA?) and then maybe progressing back into shooter games.