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My life is complete now that I've seen that. I can die in my sleep tonight with no regrets

You guys are making me sick with all this Dominoes and Little Cesars talk

I have caught and fileted bass, in northern IL, with eggs in them, in November, before first ice. Does egg development start before prespawn, or are these bass in prespawn 5-6 months before the spawn? Or could these be leftover from a female that never spawned?

If you hit the Chain in early spring before the water clouds up, You will see a ton of musky sunning themselves in the shallows on Channel Lake. I've had follows of fish I'm sure are over 50"

He's just busting our balls. It is a link to the central thread where the Wisconsin reports should be.

He mentioned the same to me. I'm in

Here's some pics of my ladder install. I made the platform from a high grade 3/4 plywood, 6 coats of spar urethane, and stainless fasteners. Sealed everything up with 3M 5200 and attached outdoor carpet with stainless staples and outdoor carpet glue. I went with this style rather than an emergency ladder which normally attaches to the motor or jackplate because, to me, it looked easier for me to board with my bum shoulder.

You're right though. We shouldn't be talking about wisconsin

Someones a little jealous

The boarding ladder is a factory option. Mine was a showroom model without a ladder. I installed an aftermarket ladder on a few weeks ago. Sent you a PM

Thanks for the info cadman

Geneva is a great prespawn lake. I've never had good luck during the summer and have never fished later in the year

I used to fish Big Bucks on the Chain. AC is much better run. I'm not sure they even hit the Chain anymore since they consolidated their tourneys

We're just better than you Congrats on 100. I see you live in Crook County. Same place I live. You know there is an IL forum you can post local reports in. http://www.bassresource.com/bass-fishing-forums/topic/43640-where-are-all-the-illinois-guys/

I've tried it without success with jigs. It has worked for me with senkos

Hope your buddy's ok

I hear it's in the dirty south

Scary how much alike we are

This.

MCS said scrapple is made from deer. You guys really need to make up your minds. You're confusing me.

Leftover scraps that floated down the river from Chicago

Lund has a 3 year bow to stern, limited lifetime hull, lifetime rivets, and lifetime floor. There are a number companies offering 5 year hull warranties on tin boats and a few others offering lifetime. As far a Mercury motors, comes with a 3 year warranty. On occasion they offer a free additional 2 years that covers mechanical(no electrical), and you can buy extended warranties which cost less the sooner you buy them. I don't know about other motor manufacturers, but I'd imagine they are similar. As far as glass boats, I think most are limited lifetime. Some hull warranties are transferable and some are not.

I bought the SS version of what you have.

Yes. and Butter was nothing but a voice

Margaret "Peggy" (Wanker) Bundy was born to Ephraim and "Butter" Wanker and raised in the fictional Wanker County, Wisconsin. Peggy attended Polk High, were she met and later married Al Bundy (though it was never made clear as to how she was able to attend high school in Chicago when her parents never left Wisconsin). Though she attended high school, it was revealed that she never graduated because she failed home economics class. She later graduated by switching her final exam with Kelly's and tricking her into attend summer school. Not as dumb as I look