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Just found an article about it. https://outsider.com/outdoors/photo-minnesota-angler-shatters-64-year-old-record-muskie/

When I had my 20' Lund, I had some interference on the bow graph. A ferrite ring cleared it up some but it wasn't perfect. That graph was connected to the starting battery as was the graph at the console. The TM graph was getting interference, not from utilizing the same battery but from the transducer cable run alongside of the power cable. Fast forward, that boat is gone. I have a little 14 footer now. Have a Garmin imaging unit. It came with a ferrite ring which I installed. The graph and the TM are powered from the same battery. Cables are not run parallel to each other. Lots of interference. Going to invest in a second battery just for the graph next year.

Should be able to find one at your local Menards

2 bills...? You can get a tractor/lawn mower battery for $50 You're only running a fishfinder.

You can mount a transducer to anything. then you can mount anything to the boat. As far as the battery, get a separate one. I have a Garmin SI unit in my rig and the TM throws interference. Going to get a separate 12v power source for next year.

Batter deep frying is good, baking is good, smoking is good, cedar plank on the grill is good... @gimruis Stop being closed minded. Nothing wrong with batter frying.

Get rid of the Lund?

Tis the season

Sorry, I was too busy chasing girls

I didn't see bottle rocket or roman candle wars listed.

I'd rather keep fish alive in a livewell. I don't know about the sweet aroma you speak of, but have you ever had deep fried perch roe? It's like eating fish dumplings.

Too early for this. No ice in IL as of yet. Below freezing at night and above freezing during the day.

This guy loves to fish

I just finished up the last of the walleye from my Memorial Day trip to Erie. All that's left in the freezer is bluegills myself and my grandson caught.

BR has to be worth 3X that in today's money

Anyone still have a MySpace acct...LOL

It doesn't cost the bank, it costs us, in fees and interest rates, and it costs the retailer. If I accept a fraudulent card at my store and the CC company won't pay, we're out the merchandise. Company policy is any CC transaction over $5,000, from an unknown buyer, needs to go thru accounting before we can run the card. While some might think that's a lot, I have regular customers that spend tens of thousands of dollars annually with credit cards because the cash back or points are well worth it to them. I have one customer that the cash back benefits from the CC pay for his employees health insurance. I've had cards compromised a few times. My credit union has taken care of all of it except for the inconvenience.

If you google buster brown suede a shoe called a Wallabee come up. We used to call them booger shoes because you could pick off the rubber soles and it looked like boogers. I wore those thru ought the 70's and 80's

Where is this?

Came in the mail today just in time for the sale that started on the 22nd. 60% of the flyer is clothes and 2 pages dedicated to fishing.

You could always cancel her plane ticket.

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Trying a new one tonight

You don't have to gut it, just throw it on ice