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I didn't put much thought into it, the yo-yo was pre-strung with the smallest bank line. So I pulled out a handfull, made a loop, attached a foot of whatever fish line I had attached to the large-ish hook I had pre-strung. Added 3 medium crimp-on weights. And some stinky catfish bait. Caught a turtl...

My yo-yo's were already strung with the smallest bank line, so all I had to do was attach about a foot leader of line with the fairly decent hook, Catfish bait it, and go. I did attach a sinker/weight about 6" above the hook, so it would be sure to hit bottom and float around. I was wanting catfish!

I've used them in Louisiana, you attach a hook to the end, pull it out, bait it, and wait for a strike. Usually turtles or catfish.

Nice!

We just washed a few Alpaca hoodies and a shawl before Christmas. My wife used hair shampoo in the shower, and they came out nicely clean, good smelling, and slightly softer as well. Laid flat on towels to air dry, and flipped after a day or so. Took a few days, but they did dry nicely.

I'll have to investigate the hummingbird nest I found the other day, didn't seem like much mud at all, something that discouraged me from using them in the past.

Welcome! Glad to see you made it here! While we may not be as active as BCUSA, this is the place for Texas events and specific stuff.

That looks like a Red Yeti Fire Snake, he sells them on BCUSA, along with a newer dragon he's been making. I like the red eye addition!

I guess I'm still stuck then....

Merry Christmas Gentlemen! Yeah, 2020 has been rough. Hopefully we'll look back in a few years and say wow, what a CF, glad it's gone.

Happy Birthday Real_Steel!