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Usually 3-5 times a week. Last two months it's been once a week max.

Throw a cauliflower in the food processor. You have cauliflower rice. Great way to add bulk and fiber to a low-cal meal.

Make sure you're hitting a calorie deficit first, then worry about the carbs. Use a calorie log of some sort to keep track of your food intake. Get a food scale. Measure everything. Don't cheat yourself. I liked some variation of eggs for breakfast, a salad with meat in it for lunch, greek yogurt as a snack and a lean protein with veggies for dinner. If you're not losing weight, eat less. You can't out exercise a bad diet.

I think they all live in California though.

One thing about the 300 is it feels really wide.

That might be it. I only have tried it from the shore.

Yeah the 5" injected is garbage. It's pretty much impossible to walk.

I don't meet any of the requirements. Can I join anyway? While I haven't used the Black Market, I have an ebay account and 9 years of history in various fishing forums where I've done a bit of buying and selling.

I tried it with three 6" baits (The regular 6", not the 68). Two are gone now, and the one I have left has a tiny treble on it (2x Size 6). That setup is kind of cool because I can always bend the hook out when it gets snagged but I haven't had a fish hit that bait yet so I'm not sure how such a small hook will work out.

I leave the jig hook. I have a few 6" I tried BB rigging, but they're kind of a pain to rig. Then you have to hold them in place and sometimes they throw the bait off balance. 3:16 makes some good glue!

Such a great idea! A homemade bait might be a better choice. It would be fun to see what a one of a kind bait can do instead of a swimbait anyone can pickup on any given day online.

I ended up with an Albino, Silver Black and a Rainbow all in ROF5. I want the regular 6" Weedless back now!

I'm not a full time swimbaiter but I've been throwing them a bit this year. I'm in So Cal but stubborn and dislike crowds so I avoid the popular places and fish a windy dusty old lake most of the time. When it comes to swimbaiting, the 6" Hudd is the only thing that seems to get bit for me at that lake. I've been throwing the Jointed Claw a bit there but haven't had a bite or a follow. Cat tails are my worst enemy. I've lost quite a few baits to them. It doesn't make much sense but it has happened quite a bit. Fishing at night, from shore, can mean a lot of lost baits I guess...

The older style has to be a collectable at this point right? One thing I remember from fishing the bluegill is that it catches a lot of wind during the cast.