u/lemmychillin

▲ 2 r/workout+1 crossposts

workout help

I’m 15 years old and male. I have a good diet and get a lot of protein. I use this as my weekly workout schedule: Day 1 on Sunday, Day 2 on Tuesday, and Day 3 on Thursday, with Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday being rest days. I’m really new and have only been working out for 7 months. I work out in a home gym and have all the basics — a bench, bench press, squat rack, lots of dumbbells, barbells, and all of that — but not really any machines. I also don’t have a pull-up bar. I was just wondering if anyone has any advice. Here is my routine:

DAY 1 — PUSH

☐ Bench Press — 4 × 6–8
☐ Feet-Elevated Push-Ups — 3 × 8–12
☐ Dumbbell Shoulder Press — 3 × 8–10
☐ Lateral Raises — 2 × 12–15
☐ Push-Ups — 1 × max

DAY 2 — LEGS + CORE

☐ Back Squats — 4 × 6–8
☐ Bulgarian Split Squat 2 – 10 each leg
☐ Lunges — 3 × 8–10 each leg
☐ Calf Raises — 3 × 12–20
☐ Russian Twists — 2 × 20

DAY 3 — PULL + BICEPS

☐  Dumbbell Rows — 4 × 8–12
☐ Dumbbell Pullovers — 3 × 12–15
☐ Reverse Fly — 3 × 12–15
☐ Bicep Curls — 3 × 8–10
☐ Hammer Curls — 2 × 10–12

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u/lemmychillin — 1 day ago
▲ 0 r/obx

if any of you have fished in the canals in Collington harbor, what species did you catch and are there gar in those waters thx for the help

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u/lemmychillin — 9 days ago

how do you make i fish fry in oil i tried once but the coating fell off i just uses hot sauce then into a mix of halve flour halve corn starch and the breading feel off during frying any good recipes should it go in milk like chicken thx for the help

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u/lemmychillin — 10 days ago

Hey guys, I live in Southern Maryland and I’m really new to fishing — only about 4 months in. My main goal is to catch as many different fish species as possible and build a species list.

So far I’ve caught rainbow trout, green sunfish, largemouth bass, and bluegill

Next I’m planning to go after catfish in the Potomac (blues and channels), but after that I’m not sure where to go next. I feel like I have a lot of paths I could take — smallmouth, carp, snakehead, crappie, etc.

If anyone has any suggestions of what species I should target next in the southern md area and knows where i should go my next tip thank you.

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u/lemmychillin — 12 days ago
▲ 10 r/Cooking

i want to eat chicken livers since there so cheap and so good for you but i cant get over the taste i used a lot of Cajun seasoning once and that masked it pretty good but do any of you know any good liver recipes that mask the liver flavor

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u/lemmychillin — 12 days ago

I’m going to surf fish the OBX for 1–3 foot sharks, small rays, and drum. My rod is a 10‑foot medium‑heavy and my reel is a size 7000. I’m wondering what line setup to use. I want to target all three species at once, and balancing not getting bit off by the small sharks while not spooking drum makes the leader choice kind of hard.

So far I’ve decided on:

30 lb braid main line

20 ft of 60 lb mono shock/abrasion leader

3 ft bite leader of 150 lb mono

Is this good or bad?
Would you change anything?
Will it spook the drum?
Will it get bitten off by sharks?
And will rays be fine with this setup?

Any advice is really helpful. Thanks.

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u/lemmychillin — 14 days ago

I’m going to surf fish the OBX for 1–3 foot sharks, small rays, and drum. My rod is a 10‑foot medium‑heavy and my reel is a size 7000. I’m wondering what line setup to use. I want to target all three species at once, and balancing not getting bit off by the small sharks while not spooking drum makes the leader choice kind of hard.

So far I’ve decided on:

30 lb braid main line

20 ft of 60 lb mono shock/abrasion leader

3 ft bite leader of 150 lb mono

Is this good or bad?
Would you change anything?
Will it spook the drum?
Will it get bitten off by sharks?
And will rays be fine with this setup?

Any advice is really helpful. Thanks.

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u/lemmychillin — 14 days ago

I was fishing the Port Tobacco River, which is an offshoot of the Potomac River in Maryland. It’s big and sandy. I fished for about 2 hours using a Carolina rig with a 2 oz weight and 6/0 circle hooks. I didn’t catch anything in those two hours, but there were about 20 other people fishing and each of them caught at least 2 channel cats, which is all anyone was pulling up.

I was using cut bait, but everyone else was using smaller bait, smaller hooks, and smaller weights. I couldn’t see exactly what bait they had.

Next time I’m going back with 3/4 oz weights and 4/0 circle hooks since the current really isn’t that strong. Just asking for any bait recommendations or rig recommendations.

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u/lemmychillin — 14 days ago

I’m going to surf fish the OBX for 1–3 foot sharks, small rays, and drum. My rod is a 10‑foot medium‑heavy and my reel is a size 7000. I’m wondering what line setup to use. I want to target all three species at once, and balancing not getting bit off by the small sharks while not spooking drum makes the leader choice kind of hard.

So far I’ve decided on:

30 lb braid main line

20 ft of 60 lb mono shock/abrasion leader

3 ft bite leader of 150 lb mono

Is this good or bad?
Would you change anything?
Will it spook the drum?
Will it get bitten off by sharks?
And will rays be fine with this setup?

Any advice is really helpful. Thanks.

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u/lemmychillin — 14 days ago

I’m going to surf fish the OBX for 1–3 foot sharks, small rays, and drum. My rod is a 10‑foot medium‑heavy and my reel is a size 7000. I’m wondering what line setup to use. I want to target all three species at once, and balancing not getting bit off by the small sharks while not spooking drum makes the leader choice kind of hard.

So far I’ve decided on:

30 lb braid main line

20 ft of 60 lb mono shock/abrasion leader

3 ft bite leader of 150 lb mono

Is this good or bad?
Would you change anything?
Will it spook the drum?
Will it get bitten off by sharks?
And will rays be fine with this setup?

Any advice is really helpful. Thanks.

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u/lemmychillin — 14 days ago

Not asking for for peoples special spots — just wondering if carp even exist in Southern MD. I’ve checked Fishbrain and haven’t seen any if any of you know any waters where you've caught carp or know you can catch carp that would be a big help im not trying to do a lot of carp fishing i just want o catch one to fill out carp on my species list

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u/lemmychillin — 14 days ago