u/haggerty05 — reddlx

ronnie/turbo german?s

a few questions, first if i understand it the top is a Ronnie and the bottom is a turbo german, correct?

second, when putting the sleeves or skrink tubing on do I want to cover up the top swivel point or just enough to close the gap on the spinner swivel? (like the top or bottom )

Lastly how'd i do? boom section is gonna be either 25lb big game i could go heavier if need be be, or omc blend coated hooklink in 25lb.

input is appreciated.

u/haggerty05 — 3 days ago

▲ 1 r/CarpFishing

Bite indicator advise.

Upgrading my bobbins and ill be honest im over thinking it. Leaning towards the sonik swingbobs and having trouble deciding to go with the slims or phats. Im also thinking about the black label mini swingers. Im kind of a tackle tart and run the sks2 alarms so I like the matching.

Currently fishing short to medium distance (90yards max) I have both rivers and still water spots i fish.

Does using a heavy bobbin at short ranges negatively affect bite indication?

What's your preference on bite indicators and why.

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u/haggerty05 — 25 days ago

▲ 3 r/Vintage_bicycles

help with year and model Id

trying to figure year and model of my wifes Le Tour. It was her uncle's bike that he gave to her for college. It hasn't been ridden in almost 20 years. She has gotten a new bike and we do not have the space to store it. Hoping to figure out a year and model so it can be priced accordingly and sold locally.

Ive looked for a serial number but cant seem to find it or any indication where it may have been painted over. Shes says its never been repainted. The only thing I can say for sure is it was made in Japan.

u/haggerty05 — 28 days ago

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Are sleep overs not a thing anymore?

My oldest child is on summer break already and already is asking if her friends can come over and play. I mentioned to the wife that maybe we could see if the grandparents could watch our younger kids so our oldest could have a friend sleep over. We have four kids age 6 and younger. The littlest ones need their nap so we dont go out for many play dates and bedtime is at 8(routine starts at 7). My thought was her getting to have a friend over and stay up a little later, watch a movie, fire and smores or fishing at the end of the street would be a nice treat for her.

The wife claimed they were no longer a thing and asked would I let our daughter sleep over at her friends house. Yes was not the answer she was looking for. I can see her point that we are still getting to know her friends parents but to think sleep overs are no longer a thing when did that stop?

The main question is Are sleep overs no longer a thing? If they are still a thing what age is acceptable to start having them or what would your "requirements" be before allowing one to happen.

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u/haggerty05 — 1 month ago

▲ 2 r/hometheater

Is qled right for me

Like everyone else the search for a new TV and what to get is kinda overwhelming and im over thinking which one to get.

waiting for the sales to come back through the local stores before we replace but it will be this summer. currently have a vizio model v555 -j01

I believe im gonna go with a qled 55-60 inch. No clue on brand so ones to stay away from would also be helpful. Budget i am thinking is right about 300 give or take.

Tv location will be in living room. I have plenty of natural lighting so overall its a bright space. Ive got 4 young kids and even though they are not planted infront of the tv for periods of time we do have a movie or something on throughout most the day. No much of a gamer but do play after kids go to bed from time to time.

Any input is appreciated.

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u/haggerty05 — 1 month ago

▲ 0 r/photoshop

Trying to find size of this fish.

Apologies if this is not the right sub. I went searching for how big is object/how to measure object and well as you may have guessed there are too many subs about "member" length and measuring. I figured photoshop was a better place to ask my question. If there is a better sub to ask please let me know

Took my kid fishing and she caught a nice brown bullhead. I didn't bring a tape measure with me. I hoping theres a way to get a measurement based off the known distance between two known points in the photo(see second pic) I have zero to extremely little editing or computer skills. If need be ill print the photo and use a compass and straight edge to find it but I figured ill ask on reddit first.

u/haggerty05 — 2 months ago