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I saw you comment on another vid about casting distance (the host said he usually catches his fish within 15 ft from shore). Since he said that, I did not want to comment on that video and start a debate. I shore fish, and I am successful at it (check out my vids). I CAN cast around the 50 yard mark when I need to and when using the right equipment. I finally had a buddy who wanted to measure my casts because he was so impressed with the distance. He measured the furthest one at 52 yards. Simply put, EVERYTHING goes into casting distance. Take one thing away, and you knock off some footage from your casts. Here's what I was using with my buddy: A Spinning reel...I don't care what anyone says, when all things are equal, a spinning reel goes further than a baitcaster. I use baitcasters when I am not casting for distance. A longer stiffer rod...I was using a 7' Falcon Jason Christie rod that day. Thinner line...I only use braided line now (except for finesse fishing, I will use flourocarbon, but I will never use mono again). I've compared different brands of braid and I've found that Power Pro is one of the thinnest when compared to the same # test line of other brands. That day I was using Power Pro Original 10 lb braid. Finally, the lure. Some lures tumble as they are thrown, others do not. The ones that tumble do not go as far. I love using chatterbaits. I have used Zman for years until I tried the Strike King Rage Blades. They fly like a javelin. I used 3/8 oz that day but I just yesterday picked up a couple of 1/2 oz. That should get me a little further. Keep in mind that I was really launching these things for distance since my buddy was measuring. On a normal cast, I can easily get 40+ yards. Anyway, sorry for writing you a book. Good luck.

I know this is a pretty old video but do you remember what fabric was used?

what did you use to hold up the lights and the tulle down the middle?

Hi do you have any contact info? Hopefully you guys still are in business and still do decorations considering how old this video is! Thank you!

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Did you have issues with limited electrical sockets?? My gym only has 6 and Im not sure if you just used a lot of extension cords??

heh deep bass rumble from the motors on my audio system. I gotta get some Phantom footage of drift mode.

What is the wieght of the gauge you used?

Well done on stringing the lights from hoop to hoop. Sweet.

Love hunting! Really getting into bowhunting. I like the idea of bear hunting, it looks really fun. I just can't get over the "death moan" though. Too much.

Hi!!! What type of wire ( where did you find it) did you run from one end of the basketball court to the other??

Great Job and so beautiful!

great shot, good kill, didn't have to go too far to get the bear.

i love hunting but hearing them crying and dying that just sad for me but any way i love hornepayne ontario man so beautiful up there but whethear sucks there it always crazzy.

The lights are just cheap christmas lights bought from Menards or Lowes. The fabric was purchased at JoAnne's Fabric, could also check Michael's or any craft/fabric store.

It was a small gauge wire ran through eyelets (like you would find on a porch swing) that were screwed into the cement. The wire ran the circumference of the room.

brother, I thought you were just observing the bear. I am deeply saddened to see the fate of the bear. Bears are important in my spiritual beliefs like every other animal. We humans need to respect the cycle of life and be part of it.

Thats some nice aiming,how big was the bear?

ur getting me pumped for ym bear hunt this spring....got my bear with the 25-06 last spring...bowhunting for the first time in 2 weeks.

Great video, man looks like a nice bear, good job, thanks for posting it!

We ended up having to wait until it melted. They did end up closing off a section of the street because the storm sewers couldn't keep up with everything melting (as well as the water main break up the street). They didn't end up removing any of it even though they had different people from the city come down to check it out. I don't think they even knew where to start.

It totally looks like you'd be able to move your cars when their FROZEN in 8 inches of ice. Also, there is nowhere else to park on this street if you here, parking on the street is your only option.

It was a water main break, nothing to do with the plowing

It was a water main break, nothing to do with the plowing

It was a water main break, nothing to do with the plowing

It was a water main break, nothing to do with the plowing

It was a water main break, nothing to do with the plowing

Buy a house with a garage

well that sucks ass. id run a hose out there, should melt all the big crap

so what ulimatly happened??? did the city come and dig out everyone or did they wait till spring??

loooks like it was plowed, but the slushed accumalated in the middle from it splashing from the tires... and plows can't go too close to cars, and they have to push it to the cars, out of the road

Actually it was taken on February 12, 2007.

Was this in 2004? Cuz I could almost swear it is.