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OOPS! You'll be out of the doghouse soon enough. Lol

Glenn that was a great interview with Gary. You are correct you're not catching as many as you can if you are not using Senkos ?

I never get to sight fish as all the lakes around me gets to muddy that time of year. Would like to try it to see if I'd like it!

Little jealous there Caliyak ?, one day I do plan on moving to a lake I can fish year round. I know we needed the "moisture" this winter, but the next person that says it-is gonna get slapped ?. Looks like we are on a warming trend here for the next week or so! Polar plunge! Accident or on purpose? Besides making a lot of my own baits that bait monkey gets me too.

This winter has drug on for me... I've organized my tackle 3 different times now while staring out at the snow. Yep I might have cabin fever! I have poured and painted so many extra baits that I'll have enough to last me 3 years. Anybody else ready for fishing weather?

Welcome neighbor!

Making me pretty jealous! I still have 30" of the white crap on the ground... Very nice fish!

I like to draft or draw a design on a piece of paper, once I have that I will take a tin foil pan or some type of glass cook wear and mix up some plaster of paris. I will let that set up and then bake it in the oven at 350 for 20 minutes to complete the cure, I then grab my design and copy that unto the POP grab my dremel and grind and shape it the way I want (outside of course) ... After I finish with that I mix some water and wood glue (one part water to two parts glue, regular strength glue is a little to thick) and paint a couple layers over my new mold (helps the plastic from sticking and keeps a glossy finish to the finished baits).. This is a one part hand pour mold so you will have a flat side! Give it a try very easy and inexpensive.

Awww memories, the next great bassmasters

If you can get to that point in the Y you wont be disappointed!!!

Thanks guys for the info. I did find the one from Minn-kota and it is just to short for what I need. I also thought about useing some cord and a thermometer, but when you get down 50' or so you have to pull it back up through the water column, which will change the temp to some degree. I will do a search on the cline finder. Gary

I have been wanting to check water temps at different depths. I have been searching for a temperature probe and the only ones I can find go to about 20', in my price range ($50), I would like to find one that goes to at least 50'. Any ideas? Thanks

lmao ;D Thanks Glenn and breakyourrod ;D

Yep, with the extra 10% and the $20 rebate TW just got $176.21 from me, hope the wife isn't home when UPS delivers :-X

Ah yes, I just clicked on the coupon link and read the info . It is to good of a deal to pass up and with the extra $20 back, I'll just have to get a couple more baits with the order 8-). Gary