fishfordollars

Suggestions are great. It was the jerk, uncalled for remark you had to deliver that was out of line.

Pull the prop and see if the dowl pin has sheared. That's what it sounds like.

6 amp is what my Lowrance take. Probably close for your unit

Guide James Caldemeyer had two clients with him and they found the big fish at the surface struggling to survive. James netted the fish and called Lake Fork Tackle that they were coming in with it. They got in and fizzed the fish, called TP&W. David Campbell came to get the fish and asked who caught it and all three stated that they did. James told David what had happened and after checking with the local game wardens the hatchery accepted the fish. If it proves to be a pure Florida they will spawn it and later release it back into Fork. Congratulations to James and both of his clients for saving this fish. It is doing well and noone seems to know why it had stressed. Good job on the saving of a trophy fish and great job for doing the right thing. It would have been easy for someone to claim catching that fish. but they did the right thing.

Not if you check it out before you buy one. Easy to check the bulb and fuel line without purchasing anything. Not one word of my post recommended that he go buy one. While we are at it you might want to take advantage of the spell check button as well as the correct usage of several words that are spelled correctly , but not used correctly. (Example: since in your first line).

You could contact his record label...LOL Bet they are too sexy for his... Sorry, I could not resist.

This is a joke...Right?

I'm sure there is a frog or guppy that the wackos will sue to protect and keep us from it.

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Your friend has no clue. Taking advice from him about fishing would be like taking an asprin for cancer.

I tow my 19' Skeeter with a 2003 Ford Sport-Trac without any problems. It has the V-6 and unless I'm up in the hills it will tow it just as fast as you want to go. Stopping would probably be the issue you would need to be concerned about. Just give yourself plenty of room and you should be fine.

Catt, strugle is not the word for my fishing. It has been a strange spring. I just cannot put my finger on my problem. The bite(For me) has been way off. Read my post about my Conroe trip Sunday afternoon. Five hours without a bite.

I know, it's going to be wild. I'll just get in amonst them and see if I can get bit.

The side imaging is worth the money. Buy the largest screen unit you can afford.

I would try to find the problem before I started just throwing money at it. Start with the primer blub and work from there.

I turn my Lowrance off each time. Just my personal preference.

Mine is fine. Do a tune up, defrag, and clean up, you should be fine.

That's impossible. They said I won it...

It's time to start paying them(Leagaly) and get on with the program. I doubt there is a college alive that has a clean program. With the money made by the atheletes they deserve a chance to attend class(sometimes), get the credits, (sometimes), and be paid enough so that they would not have to do things under the table.

Looks like you would have kicked some arse Catt.

Our club tournament. Right now we have 27 boats signed up, but it should be a little more.

If I get a hard SE wind I'll have to go elsewhere. It will ding up the water so bad I won't be able to see anything on a bed. Not to mention the 4-5' rollers that will come running through there.

Labail please disreguard Carrice Creek. I have a tournament next weekend and there are no fish there. Look for the red and silver Skeeter, stop and say hi. Jack

I voted Suffix, but it is really a tossup between it and the powerpro. Both cast great and are the easiest to handle.

Cabelas Guidewear or the BPS 100MPH suits cannot be beat. They are worth every penny and you will not regret the purchase of either.