I've used mine for all the above. They're great.

You guys should give imgur.com a try. It's what all the kids are using these days and is pretty easy to use

500, 500S, 501.  140, 145, 146.....

1979 Alembic Epic 4 bass Guitar?

Bushy

Oh man, I'm half tempted to track down some reels.

I have a longbeach 60 and 65 that my dad gave me. I caught my first ling/saltwater fish on the 65! I would love to get my hands on a squidder or jigmaster one of these days. It's hard not to like the simplicity of an old Penn.

The new regs on petrale sole have opened up an entirely new fishery. Not only did we tie into them on the first trip out, but it's opened up a discussion on how we might catch a bag of other less-sought flatties like diamond turbot or starry flounder. I've been fishing all my life and have never caught a flounder and have only seen two caught in Humboldt County. I'll add some sanddab photos when I get a chance. I love sanddabs, hence my login name. The petrales we caught a couple weeks ago ran up to 2.5 pounds and provided some exceptional table fare. Butter sole and CA halibut make fun fish to add to your list, but sanddabs and petrale are up there with Pacific halibut in quality. Anyone out there with other flattie experience?

I've been wanting to Target sand dabs for a while. All I've heard it's they like it deep and sandy. Any other tips? I was considering trying the Monterey area because it gets fairly deep close to shore but if there are any good spots closer to the bay is appreciate the tip

Try mixing in some old bay with the batter next time and you'll have my current favorite preparation.

I'm what they call a 'never cord'. Since moving out of my dad's house I've never had a land line or cable TV. I have a cable internet connection, cell phone, a subscription to Netflix, Amazon Prime, and occasionally other providers as well.

If Netflix or Amazon don't have something I'll find it on wheretowatch.com and decide if I want to watch it enough to pay for whatever service it's on. I've never used sling.tv but it seems like it's worth trying out.

My two main notes are: your internet service price may increase due to using more data for streaming. It might be worth shopping around for a new provider.

Second, you will almost certainly have less options for what to watch, possibly including some of your favorite shows or channels, or have to do with watching them well after they air. You may also find that it's worth not having to deal with Comcast.

Welcome to the forum and to the community!