I believe he prefers the term "boundary challenged".

My advice. Go park yourself in the Garrison http://www.thegarrisonlakegeorge.com and thin your blood even further.

No thanks, with the overwhelming success of the Squirminator, I now have something worth living for.

You know LU, if you tied that on a jig hook, it would ride hook point up and not get snagged on the bottom as much. Just sayin'.

Gosh, if only there were a quality video out there on how to tie one of these things.

Now why to you gotta be throwing shade like that? :shrug:

Really? Shannon's occasionally posting info about FREE tying classes that are open to anyone and everyone is "borderline"? Or maybe it was that video back in Dec. showing large trout being stocked in the South Branch for everybody to enjoy and the "Is this Bubba?" posts that followed. Either...

Most definitely Bufflehead drakes, hens have more dark brown heads and bodies with a smaller white spot on their cheeks. They are diving ducks as opposed to dippers, like mallards. They eat lots of stuff from the bottom- mussels, clams, snails and small minnows so they are not the tastiest of...

One in the same, Jeff Mancini. Prior to the soft coolers, he was hawking a striped bass video from Long Island. Wonder if he'll be there this year, maybe he can start selling Squirminators as well. Nice slow, arching pitch to Rusty.

Small stuff, bring the magnifiers.

The 'nator is always in town, I live there.

We're working on it right now and have decided to call it the "Sperminator".

Tiger Trout - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PVYxyNlpGbM