tkoglin

Why not try Dog Food on a hook? ;D

You need a bigger boat... Nice Fish!

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I'm looking for a screensaver that either shows pictures of Bass or has Bass swimming around on the screen. Anyone know where to get one?

I'm playing In-fisherman "Freshwater trophies". It's ok but I'm looking for something better. Any suggestions?

so you mean to tell me that they would rather switch hands after every cast instead of learning to turn a handle with their left hand? :

I've been watching a lot of Bass fishing DVD's lately and the one thing I notice that most of the pro's use a RH baitcaster but they have to switch hands after casting to retrieve. Why don't they just use a LH baitcaster? : Is there something I'm missing? With all the casts these guys make, it would seem to me that switching hands after every cast would get old.

http://www.fieldandstream.com/fieldstream/photogallery/article/0,13355,1179845_0,00.html Pretty neat article with pictures and details of each lure.

"1) A) You can......but why??" I'll be mounting this trolling motor on the front of a pontoon boat and was thinking of mounting the battery inside the rear benchseat for less clutter up front and it would keep the battery out of the way of anyone sitting the front swivel seat. Judging by the cost, I'll probably just go the battery box route and just take the battery off the boat when we use the pontoon for swimming or leisure.

I just picked up a good used Minn Kota powerdrive trolling motor and since this is my first TM I have a couple of questions. 1. Is there a limit on how long the battery wires can be to run the TM? Can I mount the TM on the bow and connect it to a battery in the back of the boat that's 15' away, and if I can, What size wire should I use? 2. Are the electronics for trolling motors waterproof? My boat stays in the water all Summer long and I was wondering if it would harm the TM to leave it on the the boat or will the Summer rains eventually harm it? Thanks

I too am starting to research what batteries I need for a new trolling motor and to replace my boat battery. I found this article quite helpful: http://gerry.vanagon.com/files/technical/how-to/select-the-right-battery.txt I noticed you mentioned that you were looking for a "Sealed Battery". Here's a cut and paste from the above article about sealed batteries: "Sealed non-gel batteries - typically don't withstand deep-cycling quite as well and don't recharge as easily as conventional wet-cell batteries." Just a heads up for ya...

I'll probably end up making one myself. I was hoping to either purchase an inexpensive steering link or get a a few ideas on making one.

That looks pretty neat. If they didn't cost $500 I would get one. :'(

I need to replace the battery for my 25hp outboard and get a new battery for a MotorGuide 47# thrust 12v trolling motor that I'm getting. The current boat battery is a deep cycle marine battery. Do I need to replace it with a deep cycle marine battery since the outboard has an alternator? Is there anything special I have to look for when getting a deep cycle marine battery for a trolling motor? Thanks

Does anyone know if they make a link that connects your outboard to an electric transom mounted trolling motor? I've seen steering links setup for a gas kicker motor but not for an electric trolling motor. I'd like to mount a trolling motor next to my outboard on the back of a pontoon boat and be able to turn the trolling motor with the steering wheel.