Subject: Oz video shows how to melt away fat
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Rachaels Weight-Loss Diary
Posted: 09-18-2014 22:02:34
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I'am happy to report SUCCESS.

DocOz gave me some great advice and I lost 20lbs in 3 weeks.

A recap of my show today on daytime TV, and the results 
will speak for themselves. 


This is how I did it w/out gym time or starving

Episode Clip - http://www.fairoff.com/pics/blog/oz/rachael.html


Your Fav Daytime Chef, 
Rachael


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Okay, so I realize the premise of this question is extremely relative.  But it's been on my mind since I pulled my first PB lunker out of the water yesterday.  After weeks and weeks of fishing, finally some paydirt.  Now I'm kinda worried that I might have peaked for the season.  What I want to know: assuming an experienced bass fisher is targeting big bass, is pulling a 5lb bass out of the water every trip...?  Or once a week?  Once a month?  Once a year?  I fish by myself, so it's hard to gauge exactly how well others do in this regard.  It's already been said.  Completely relative to your location and the water your fishing.  I started fishing in 2012.  The fish in the lakes that I fished in the 2012 and 2013 seasons were on the smallish side.  Fished pretty much every other day and don't think I caught or saw anything caught over 2 lbs.  I moved this past winter and now the only lake I fish is known for its big largemouth.  I've caught at least four 5 pounders this year and everything else has been in the 3.5-4 pound range and I've seen pics of others who have been catching some that were pushing 7.  It's all about your location. The reason I ask is that a neighbor returned early today from a guided trip to a lake that I fish occasionally. It was a drop-dead beautiful day and I didn't expect his return until later in the evening.  Anyway, I asked why his early return as he is elderly and his wife isn't in the best of health.  He replied that he got ticked off when his guide pulled up to the first spot of the day and after rigging him up and a short tutorial on the spot and technique, picked up a rod and began fishing from the back of the boat.  He politely told the quide, he said,  that he wasn't paying for the guide to fish and for him to retun him to the 
I attempted to tell him that this practice is very commonplace when attempting to find not only active fish, but a presentation that works.  His reply was that I'd been snowballed on more than one occasion by that  and no way was he buying into it. He uses a charter guide on a regular basis, but has never used one for bass fishing.
Your thoughts.