OK, on a more pleasant note. There is a lake in the Lansing area, Lake Ovid, in Sleepy Hollow State Park (no bodies, I promise). It is a 400+ acre, no wake lake, that is a true reservoir and fishes like one. This lake has good largemouth and on a good day, it will take a 16 - 18 lb., 5 fish limit to win. One of the really productive paterns used to be to fish a big, deep diving (Norman DD22) around the various stumps and assorted structure along the old river channel. One day I was fishing in tournament, having only so-so luck on the crankbait that I was using. I had lost the last of a particularly productive color bait and was using my next best alternative. As my luck would have it, I got the last of this lure hung up. As I pulled, it came free. When I got it to the boat, I found that I had hooked some line, with a DD22 in the best color, attached to it. I cut it off the broken line, tied it to mine, and proceeded to clean the clock. I ended up culling at least 6 fish from this area for a winning weight of 17.6 lbs. Back at the weigh-in, one of my buds who was also fishing this tournament was saying how he lost the last of his "good" DD22's in the area where I had caught all my fish. I smiled when he told me the color, and that he was fishing with brown line, handed him his crankbait back, and thanked him.