slonezp

Just mount a Cisco rail and use there accessories

My car keys. Thank God I landed the fish or I would have had to walk home.

Sent you a PM

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Just going to throw this out there. I've been reading elsewhere about how delicious perch roe is. Deep fried some for the first time this evening in Zataran's. Not what I expected. It was pretty good. Consistency was a little weird but good nonetheless. I've got a lot of it. Not sure that it will keep though.

A perchin we will go

Headed out again today. Another cold start. Fish were in 22-26fow. Dragging crawlers and minnows behind a split shot. Water temp was 42 at best. Did a little bass fishing with no takers. Maybe next week...

Sounds like you broke it.

Fact is all of the "Legendary " is still unproven in the real world. I hope its a successful brand. If all the claims are true, it will force the competition to step up their games and get away from the cookie cutter boats they are putting out.

Chances are they won't stop you for incorrect #'s. It's another fine they can add on if the CPO is having a bad day. My letters are a custom font.

The base is about 4k under the Lund 1875 base and higher than everybody else. Also..."What color is your boat?" "Apricot!" ""

There's nothing competitive about this hype and it sure doesn't sound inexpensive. https://vexusboats.com/advantages/home/

I think you're dead wrong. They are marketing this as "Legendary" It's not "Legendary" at a <$30K price point. Something that is "Legendary" commands more money.

If it's a straight shot, I'm about 90% accurate with zero adjustments. I line up the outside of the frame/inside of the fenders with the mirrors. If it's not a straight shot, I'm about 50/50.

Mirrors.

That's my ringtone

I would change my name

9 One of the few Metallica songs I like that came out after the Ride the Lightning and Kill em All albums.

A lot of guys cut the gills to bleed them and throw them on ice.

Plenty of people eat them. Me, not so much

As promised @12poundbass Nothing special but was good to get out. A bit nipply this morning and the Lund was covered in frost. Met my dad at the ramp at 8 he was there when I arrived and was already drowning minnows. He had already cleared the ramp of debris that had floated up during the heavy rains we had a couple weeks ago. Apparently we were the first boat to launch this season. Unfortunately they are still lowering water levels back to winter pool and the water was low and flowing. Started heading to a spot I wanted to start at. Drove about a mile and was met with ice. Was about 1/2" thick. Probably went about another 1/4 mile breaking ice before I decided it wise I turn around because the ice was getting thicker. Headed back towards the launch to fish a creek channel. Didn't get very far before I turned around because of ice. Headed to fish a bridge which is normally a good walleye spot. Spent an hour or so there jogging back and forth thru the current catching nothing but snags. Decided to head north. Got about 3/4 of a mile and was met with ice again. Instead of screwing around I headed back south again to another creek channel that I knew was open. Started fishing docks. Nothing.... It was now around 11:00 and I figured we weren't going to get anything because all the fish had been eaten by sharks. About another 1/2 hour goes by with nothing. We come to a 3 way fork in the creek channel. 2 go into a marina and the 3rd continues up the creek channel. Dad wanted to head up the creek. I've never caught a fish further up the creek so I took us into the marina which I had never fished before. Kept casting dock pilings until Blammo!!!! First fish of the season. A little rock bass. We fished this dock for another couple hours catching crappies, perch, LMB (dad lost a nice one because I told him to flip it in) rock bass an bluegill...and then it died. Another boat showed up and parked at a dock right behind us and caught quite a few crappies but they said all were small. The bite died and we headed back out to the middle of the fork which was more marina. Hitting dock after dock after dock until we hit the motherload. Mind you, sizes were small but action was there. This guy recently escaped a pike or musky We kept enough fish for dinner and thru back about 50 fish. Most of them bluegills Dad caught the biggest fish of the day and also lost the biggest. Nice rock bass currently digesting in my stomach. .

You should be able to look up the torque specs in the Mercury owners manual

A tease right out of the pictures files on my computer. Notice the dates.

No ice means I'm fishing every weekend, weather permitting, until ice up. Exactly one year ago I was out fishing with my dad. It was 16*, sunny, and calm winds. Tomorrow will be a heat wave compared to that,