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I have been a bit slow on posting reviews of the last couple of Strike King, but it is time to catch up
who is the little child that Harry Potter met in King Cross with Dumbledore after he was Strike King struck by Voldemort?
who is the little child that Harry Potter met in King Cross with Dumbledore after he was struck by Voldemort in Deathly Hallows? Thank you.
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December 15th, 2010 at 6:07 am
King Mackerel and Summer Time Just Seem to Go TogetherThe summer months have been cruel to the day time fisherman. Hot has become a relative term on the water during the past few weeks. But for the Eastern Coast of the United States, hot weather means kingfish. More accurately called a king mackerel, the little ones we call snakes, and the big ones are smokers. These open water bullets can be caught all summer with a method that I just love, the “slow troll”. Its easy to spot a boat trolling for kings. They are barely moving at times and at other times moving at a very slow speed. A downrigger is usually visible, along with a couple of freelined rods in the rod holders. Its just a nice, easy, slow troll with the radio or CD playing some favorite music and the Bimini top providing shade. My last trip for kings was out of Mayport, Florida, and went something like this: The first thing in the morning, with the sun cracking dawn, we headed out the inlet and immediately went to the beach looking for bait.Just outside the breakers, schools of menhaden shad (we call them pogies) can be found flipping around on top of the water. Several boats were there with us, each one with a bow ornament silhouetted against the dim sky. That ornament happened to be a fisherman with a cast net in his hands looking for bait. Each boat idled around until one them found a school of fish and began throwing their net. Then each of the other boats converged on the school and began throwing their nets. Once caught, these menhaden must be kept in a super aerated live bait tank, preferably circular in design (keeps the bait from running into the corners). The best live tanks pump fresh sea water into the tank with an overflow ported over the stern. Menhaden are extremely flimsy and will not live very long in hot, non aerated water. If you’re good, or lucky, or both, it only takes one good cast to have enough bait to last all day. If you’re like me, it takes a number of casts, several of them resembling a banana when they hit the water, and a resulting sore back before you have enough bait. Nonetheless we caught enough bait for a good days trolling, about fifty, nine inch long menhaden, and we headed offshore. One thing you need to know is that kings move in and out with the bait. They can be caught off the beach fishing piers at some times, and they can be 30 miles offshore at others. Every year there are a few kings caught right up in the surf. Today, they kings were reported to be about 15 miles off the beach, running over the artificial reefs and wrecks east of Jacksonville. We began at “Nine Mile” reef and set our baits out. One bait went on a downrigger about 30 feet below the surface. The other downrigger was rigged at 70 feet, and a lively pogie was on the end of the line. On the surface we put two freelined pogies out, one on each side of the boat. And with the baits out we began our slow troll over the structure we were marking on our recorder. The rigs we use have a six foot heavy monofilament leader attached to a nine inch wire leader. The wire is there because of the razor sharp teeth on a kingfish. Wired to the 6/0 circle hook is a small treble hook we call a “stinger”. The pogie is hook through the eyes with the circle hook, and the stinger is hooked back by the bait’s tail. You would be surprised at the number of short striking kings that are caught on that stinger hook! The rest is all easy! A little Jimmy Buffett, some munchies, a cold drink or two, and some relaxing conversation pass time until a fish is on. Some days we catch a lot and have little time to relax. Other days we don’t even get a strike, and simply lounge around all day. Today we caught three, two snakes about 7 pounds each and one almost smoker that weighed in at 22 pounds. But I would have been just as happy with one fish. Sometimes just being there is worth the effort!
December 15th, 2010 at 6:48 pm
if you can get a seat… I heard on the news that there is one other play still running thru the end of next week… but right this second I can’t remember the name…
December 16th, 2010 at 6:39 am
It’s Voldemort’s horocrux that was inside Harry. His brief death separated the piece of Voldemort’s soul from him…it’s now dead. Harry returns to life without it. That’s how the horocrux inside Harry was destroyed without killing Harry.
December 16th, 2010 at 6:40 pm
I am like you. The Yamamoto lures are just too dang expensive to fish with.But after reading the answers to the questions I will try the Strike King Zero lure next. But I love to fish the senko type lures rigged texas style and weightless. I have found that lures even ones made by the same company will have different degrees of limpness for some reason. And the ones that are more limp have a much better action that produce more fish. So as I look at the senko type lures in the stores, I take one out of each bag and check it out for limpness.I lay one across my finger and the ones that droop the most on each side of my finger always have a fantastic action in the water and on the fall of the bait, and seem to produce more strikes.
December 17th, 2010 at 6:10 am
No, it will sink. I fish them at times.
December 17th, 2010 at 7:03 pm
I heard someone mention it. I haven’t seen it but they guys I talked to said it was a pretty hot lure. Let me know if you find it. Good luck and tight lines!
December 18th, 2010 at 6:11 am
King is a loser.
December 18th, 2010 at 6:57 pm
They can work, just like anything else. I get a lot of Strike King products for free through a buddy of mine, and I have tried the entire line of coffee baits. Yes, the tubes will catch fish, but I have found that they catch no more fish than my Yum, Chompers, or regular Strike King tubes. So to answer your question, I have seen no evidence of fish attacking the coffee tubes with more frequency than a regular tube. I do think the very natural and earthy colors that the coffee tubes come in are a big plus. I’m not saying it’s a gimmick, I just see no difference in my catch rate as compared to others. I do however, recommend the new Caffeine Shad if you like to fish flukes. The action on these baits is incredible, and I do think coffee works well as an attractant and “odor masker”.
December 19th, 2010 at 7:03 am
They need a new GM. Krivsky is an idiot. He traded away Lopez and Kearns, gave Milton a 3-year, $25M contract, and bloated the roster with aging multi-million dollar veterans like Weathers, Stanton, Conine, and Hatteberg. Even if he manages to unload Dunn for prospects, the team is dead in the water because it has very little upside. Homer Bailey doesn’t wear a cape with his uni.Rebuild and start over, especially in the competitive NL central. The Brewers are a good example of buying a few KEY veterans and developing a lot of young talent. Heck, these .500 teams all have smaller payrolls: Arizona, San Diego, Cleveland.To the genius Cleveland fan, .500 teams = ALL teams at or over .500. Also, dumping Griffey would be a PR mistake and no teams are interested anyway.
December 19th, 2010 at 6:29 pm
Daily handling dude, daily handling. Just keep working on it, the same thing is going on with my leopard gecko. She still is really spunky but she will come through soon. Same for you.
December 20th, 2010 at 6:27 am
Sexy shad (color was designed by Kevin VanDam, he quickly won a BASS tournament with it and Mark Zona and others began talking it up! It quickly became one of Strike Kings top sellers.
December 20th, 2010 at 6:19 pm
I love King Lear. My absolute favourite Shakespeare play. It’s so human and some of the lines!! Also, the images that Shakespeare paints: especially the one where he’s leaning over Cordelia at the end and trying to determine whether or not she’s alive. And then the “Howl, howl, howl, howl”…sends shivers up my spine.Also, how can you not love a play where someone’s eyeballs get poked out on stage? It also explores that whole notion of wanting to give up power, but still wanting to keep it. And, of course, what is love? duty? family obligation?Why do you like it?