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After 2 months of not having access to the net and no F.M.,I finally got a new computer and have got everything hooked up.Because of address change my new username is harvey lee instead of lee harvey.Almost went into withdrawel without the F.M. page.

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Matt-Ill probably stop by the booth tommorrow and we can talk about the summer event for the Sout Central Forum next year.T.O. and I thought we could pick a good dogfish lake or carp lake and add that into the prize list for you.

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I see you're back to your usually self already grin.gif

I won't be in any particular booth tomorrow, I'll be walking the floor with my dad and brother. I'll be in the Thorne Bros booth on Saturday and Sunday though...

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How can we ever get that out of harvey's head, Matt? I've got it...maybe we can give him some grief for not catching any fish at the last get-together.

Harvey, I'm quite certain dogfish tastes better than humble pie! grin.gifgrin.gif

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You guys outfished me,thats for sure,and I will eat a little humble pie only once,so look out,next year im not going to do any pre-fishing so I wont be on the wrong spot.

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Matt, Is there any lure that you have a liking to that catches those dogfish or will anything work?? grin.gifgrin.gif

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Ken,

It was called the "stupid rig" grin.gif That big boy ate a pegged float-jig and crawler...

Although they do like buzzbaits and spinnerbaits too, especially during tournies when you think you just hooked into a monster largemouth mad.gif

I'll tell ya what, next time we meet we can go over some productive dogfish techniques grin.gif

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And the dogfish saga lives on...

Matt, we'll have enough information on dogfish pulled together for a seminar real soon. grin.gif

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