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kenny1972 reacted to a post in a topic: close second to Heddon Hellcat.....?
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j m'hofski reacted to a post in a topic: 4x4 NYS Permit - No Slide Outs
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Yup! ... ditch the lugs. They act like mini shovels on sand. Hooky
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TOO - Size restrictions were "not allowed to exceed 33 inches in diameter or 12.5 in width at any point... tires must be aired down to 1/2 max rated pressure." 1 - bigger isn't better 2 - aggressive treads not required 3 - deflated tires spread out and increase footprint and float on sand 4 - regular highway treads quite acceptable and won't rumble as you drive to and from 5 - experiment with deflation pressure a few pounds up or down can make a remarkable difference Enjoy! Hooky
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A Labor Day Speed Bump for Travelers to the Cape via Sag Bridge
hook521 replied to hook521's topic in Massachusetts Fishing
Wow... what an idea. Turn the Cape into a national recreation area to protect it from everything and everyboby. -
A Labor Day Speed Bump for Travelers to the Cape via Sag Bridge
hook521 replied to hook521's topic in Massachusetts Fishing
Can't, I left the Tunnel Permit Sticker on my Bronco when it was junked. -
A Labor Day Speed Bump for Travelers to the Cape via Sag Bridge
hook521 replied to hook521's topic in Massachusetts Fishing
Best I've ever seen was a letter from a lady who lives in Truro. She was very concerned about what would happen if a Tsunami hit Pilgrim Nuclear Plant. She had no clue that she would be part of the debris that would hit the plant. -
GROUP TO PROTEST ESCAPE ROUTE FOR PILGRIM NUCLEAR PLANT Source: CAPECODONLINE.COM Date: 08-26-2014 07:57:29 Details: Those heading over the Sagamore Bridge after the Labor Day weekend will be greeted by protesters arguing there's no escape from the Cape in the case of a nuclear accident at the Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station. The group faults Entergy, Pilgrim's owner and operator; the Nuclear Regulatory Commission; the Federal Emergency Management Agency; and the Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency for not having adequate evacuation plans in place to protect Cape residents. Protesters will gather from 11 a.m. until 2 p.m. Monday at the Christmas Tree Shop parking lot at the Sagamore Bridge.Those heading over the Sagamore Bridge after the Labor Day weekend will be greeted by protesters arguing there's no escape from the Cape in the case of a nuclear accident at the Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station.
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Whats Your Favorite Snack To Keep Hunger Away While Fishing?
hook521 replied to Fish81's topic in Main Forum
Peanut Butter and Honey in side Pita Bread halves. Ziploc Bag it and carry in your wader's pocket. Hooky -
lobsterdust reacted to a post in a topic: REEL GREASE!!!!
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New Jeep extraction at Demo (Robert Moses) today
hook521 replied to J33p's topic in Long Island/NY Fishing
Ahhhh, RedJeep at least someone noticed... good catch and a heads-up to other strap users. Hooky -
Remember also folks that these people who service/maintain the equipment are volunteers who help out. Not paid employees. If you see Mr. Gray on the beach, would you stop and thank him? Hummmm... perhaps they should install coin operated units? If you're a LIBBA member you get a free roll of tokens each year when you paid your dues. Hooky
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Goog - Even Ace Hardware has connectors and hoses. The connector is a industry standard 'M' male tip with female threading for the hose. There are about a dozen manufacturers. Hooky
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Another well done job by Montauk Surfcasters. Thanks go to the folks who showed up on this brisk and blustery day and helped out. Thanks for the lunch, Willy. Hooky
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With so many positive waves, how can we fail. Hooky
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Rob - Only the surface stuff and just the surface stuff. Hooky
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<BUMP> Soooo... How many of you hale and hearty lads are going to show up and help Willy do a bit of cleaning at Cedar. Hooky