Sorry Chuck not tryin to mess up ur post here just curious?!?
WesternMd.

no problem...I've gleaned very much off this forum. I'm glad when I can contribute something. Hey western, I was born and raised on the eastern shore of Maryland. Elkton ,Maryland in Cecil County.

no problem...I've gleaned very much off this forum. I'm glad when I can contribute something. Hey western, I was born and raised on the eastern shore of Maryland. Elkton ,Maryland in Cecil County.

Yeah, its nice there ive been to rock hall to do some rock(striper) fishin a few times, i loved it! You probably grew up doing it all the time! Im still lookin for some good land down that way to go after the monster bucks!haha they dont grow up here like they do there!

When i was growing up I was surrounded by 4 dairy farms...Hunting was awesome.. I went back and all the farms are sold. We had a small gamebird farm where we raised ring necks, quail, chukars amd mallard ducks. I knew a lot of crazy people there and was glad to leaveto behonest with ya..After I got my drivers license I started trout fishing. Maryland has some nice trout streams.

Maryland has some nice trout streams...

Yeah i gotta agree with you there! Thats the plus living in western maryland not far from the true trout streams in west virginia!! They are all nice! Where did you use to trout fish in maryland?

The Cell Phone;Nothing to do with fishing and that's why its GONE.
Been posted once in Off Season.

Hooray AJ!

DO NOT use WD-40 on your baitcasters!!!!! Guys I seen this on another site and just wanted to give you a heads up. I have never used this stuff on my reels however, I have certain family member that did all the time.

Although it may be a quick fix for a squalling bearing it is going to liquefy the grease that is on your gears.

Just got done with a reel that has had a couple of heavy doses of WD-40 and although the bearings were in great shape the drive and pinion gear have so much wear on them that they will have to be replaced. This happened because the WD-40 disintegrated the grease and left the gears dry and then being brass gears it doesn't take long to wear them down

If you have a bearing making noise, spend the time to go get you some reel oil from your local parts store or BPS and cure it that way sewing machine oil or any fine oil will work and use it sparingly to prevent oil getting into the grease of your reel and removing it.

good advice - this is why my grandfathers reels ALL SUCK!