Should the OC have a Guns/Hunting/Fishing Forum

I think it would be a good idea what are some other worthy forums you like to see?


Justin additional revenue market. Demographic

Belly35;954655 wrote:Should the OC have a Guns/Hunting/Fishing Forum

I think it would be a good idea what are some other worthy forums you like to see?


Justin additional revenue market. Demographic

Although I don't partake in said activities, it's not a bad idea.

I would think if there were interest we would see a few posts on these topics in the serious business forum first. If there was enough interest, then Justin would think we needed additional categories.

mofo forum

FatHobbit;954661 wrote:I would think if there were interest we would see a few posts on these topics in the serious business forum first. If there was enough interest, then Justin would think we needed additional categories.

If you build it they will come....

gorocks99;954666 wrote:mofo forum

Where the grammar police are banned?

GoChiefs;954672 wrote:Where the grammar police are banned?

Not just banned, but ender'd

gorocks99;954666 wrote:mofo forum

Great idea:

What would the forum format be?


I have some idea but share yours... mofo

gorocks99;954679 wrote:Not just banned, but ender'd

OH ! Mofo you guys are on to something now bro
Where poor grammar, spell and ebonic is the word ... shit mofo I'm in

hunting and fishing forum is a good idea....

Belly should be moderator...mofo


additionally, nude female twins forum could probably be a success...perhaps a thread would suffice

This would have to come after the "student/teacher hookup" forum.

Belly...when you fish for Tarpon do you prefer pin crab or jack shiners as live bait? I usually go with a 2.0 hook and pin crab on 80 lb. snubber line with a Bimini Twist to reduce pull - outs.

Tiernan;954705 wrote:Belly...when you fish for Tarpon do you prefer pin crab or jack shiners as live bait? I usually go with a 2.0 hook and pin crab on 80 lb. snubber line with a Bimini Twist to reduce pull - outs.

I never pull out.

Hope this helps.

justincredible;954709 wrote:I never pull out.

Hope this helps.

Me either...

Hope this helps as well

I asked about one back when the site first started, but never heard anything more, It would be nice to have an outdoorsman forum

Tiernan;954705 wrote:Belly...when you fish for Tarpon do you prefer pin crab or jack shiners as live bait? I usually go with a 2.0 hook and pin crab on 80 lb. snubber line with a Bimini Twist to reduce pull - outs.

Live bait tarpon fishing and use crabs, shrimp, pinfish and mullet. </SPAN>Their favorite food is the palolo worm, which hatches every year in the water of the southern Keys on low falling tides on a new moon. The basic live bait technique is to anchor our boat and free line a lively bait down current to areas we know hold tarpon. Sometimes the bait is weighted to get it near the bottom. Weights very with the speed of the tidal current. Heavy weights can cause hooks to pull out. To correct this we use light copper wire to attach the weights to our line so they will easily drop off and not be a hazard when we fight the tarpon. Sometimes a small piece of Styrofoam is rigged as a breakaway float to suspend the bait. Tarpon are powerful and have hard rough mouths, sharp gill plates, and abrasive scales. For tarpon fishing leaders we use about 6 to 12 feet of heavy monofiliment or fluorocarbon line from 60 to 125 LB test. Tarpon fishing hooks will vary with the size of the bait and hook brand. A 6/0 live bait hook to an 11/0 circle hook is what we like best. It's important to rig the live baits in the most natural way possible. For tarpon fishing with live bait you should hook a crab in the corner of the shell, pinfish and mullet are hooked through the mouth either vertically or horizontally. When you are fishing with shrimp a good trick is to head or tail hook the shrimp on a hook up jig so it won't spin in the current. In the old days and even today some guides only take a dozen mullet for bait on a tarpon fishing charter. We catch lots of tarpon on crabs and pinfish. We like to have plenty of choices because tarpon are difficult fish to catch. Some days tarpon will only eat small pinfish and other days tarpon eat only crabs. The speed of the tidal current plays a big part in tarpon fishing success. When the current is running fast a mullet will be the best choice for a bait because it won't spin as much in the current.</SPAN>

If I can't find bait I use my Sig P220 .45
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justincredible;954709 wrote:I never pull out.

Hope this helps.

Only when they are ugly :laugh: mofo

I assumed someone was asking for a gay/homo/*** Forum.

Ow! My Balls!;954818 wrote:I assumed someone was asking for a gay/homo/*** Forum.

Ouch! Only you have mention it ...:laugh:

Mofo you are new to the OC with only 19 post .... avoid the gay, homo and racist question

Belly35;954738 wrote:Live bait tarpon fishing and use crabs, shrimp, pinfish and mullet. Their favorite food is the palolo worm, which hatches every year in the water of the southern Keys on low falling tides on a new moon. The basic live bait technique is to anchor our boat and free line a lively bait down current to areas we know hold tarpon. Sometimes the bait is weighted to get it near the bottom. Weights very with the speed of the tidal current. Heavy weights can cause hooks to pull out. To correct this we use light copper wire to attach the weights to our line so they will easily drop off and not be a hazard when we fight the tarpon. Sometimes a small piece of Styrofoam is rigged as a breakaway float to suspend the bait. Tarpon are powerful and have hard rough mouths, sharp gill plates, and abrasive scales. For tarpon fishing leaders we use about 6 to 12 feet of heavy monofiliment or fluorocarbon line from 60 to 125 LB test. Tarpon fishing hooks will vary with the size of the bait and hook brand. A 6/0 live bait hook to an 11/0 circle hook is what we like best. It's important to rig the live baits in the most natural way possible. For tarpon fishing with live bait you should hook a crab in the corner of the shell, pinfish and mullet are hooked through the mouth either vertically or horizontally. When you are fishing with shrimp a good trick is to head or tail hook the shrimp on a hook up jig so it won't spin in the current. In the old days and even today some guides only take a dozen mullet for bait on a tarpon fishing charter. We catch lots of tarpon on crabs and pinfish. We like to have plenty of choices because tarpon are difficult fish to catch. Some days tarpon will only eat small pinfish and other days tarpon eat only crabs. The speed of the tidal current plays a big part in tarpon fishing success. When the current is running fast a mullet will be the best choice for a bait because it won't spin as much in the current.

If I can't find bait I use my Sig P220 .45

Spelling, grammar and puncuation are too legit for this to be a true Belly post...this looks to be plagiarism.

Well, since the subject of guns came up, I am looking to buy a handgun for carry purposes. I am leaning towards getting a Ruger SR9 C. Does anyone have this model or another one they would recommend for carrying?

Belly35;954830 wrote:Ouch! Only you have mention it ...:laugh:

Mofo you are new to the OC with only 19 post .... avoid the gay, homo and racist question

Trust me, I'm not new. I actually thought the Gay, Homo, *** Forum would have been suggested by ETB or CCrunner.

1_beast;954845 wrote:Spelling, grammar and puncuation are too legit for this to be a true Belly post...this looks to be plagiarism.

Hey! mofo I have 148 Reps so my spell and grammar is better .......
I have no idea about fishing so a little cut and paste was used .... I did spend the time to research to be helpful

Belly35;954911 wrote:Hey! mofo I have 148 Reps so my spell and grammar is better .......
I have no idea about fishing so a little cut and paste was used .... I did spend the time to research to be helpful

AHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAHAH lol SWEEEEET!!!!

Fred Garvin;954848 wrote:Well, since the subject of guns came up, I am looking to buy a handgun for carry purposes. I am leaning towards getting a Ruger SR9 C. Does anyone have this model or another one they would recommend for carrying?

This is a good site to do some comparing of pistol and rifles. http://www.gundirectory.com/

I carry a Sig P220 .45
I also want to get a Sig P228 9mm for the range and the wife.

I'm a fan of Sig weapons and never have had a problem ..