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Wow. Have you thought of:

1) Contacting a Lincoln historian? You might start by calling the Lincoln Museum in Hodgenville, KY.
2) Insuring the post card.

That is a great piece of American history. What a great find.

Thanks once again Scoop.

Way to be born TC!

Hey Scoop. What are your thoughts on the "A Whale" skimmer ship?

My favorite place to put in.

Barhopr wrote:Just to get things started:

http://www.financialpost.com/story.html?id=3203808

Wow. That's maddening.

Looks like PCB just barely got touched and then the wind took it all west. They had tar balls but they were cleaned up quickly. VERY quickly. It was like an easter egg hunt at the beach. My Dad, a PC'er said the sheen was 3 miles off the coast when the wind took it west. Wow. That was close. My wife...

There you go. That looks like a good boat for what you want to do. Family friendly and fishable. That's a lot like the setup I mentioned. Mako used to make one like that as well, but have discontinued dual consoles.

That's a good combo for Kentucky. Redfish boat bass fishing. I love it. Nice fish KYTH. I've seen em have messed up tails from bedding but that one was really gettin' at it. It is pretty late for spawning as well. I was thinking the water temp would have been too high for a spawner. But, whatever......

I bought from them a lot and enjoyed doing business with them.

I have a feelin' ol' BB will be sittin on top of somethin out there in the Bay, but it won't be a yak. (He would have to clean all the oil goop off it) That's not the reason it wouldn't be a yak. Enter, one of my favorite posts of all time on this site: http://www.bigbendfishing.net/phpBB3/viewtopi...

Thanks Scoop.

That's the best!

Excellent!

I've taken a lady fish fillet and cut it up the middle about 3 inches or so from the tail end of the fillet to make "tails". Kind of like a jig trailer for bass. (the pig part of a jig and pig) Hook it through the thick end and free line it or put it under a CT. The scale side puts off a l...