Cujo

next time those waverunners come that close showing off their lame skills. tie on the biggest crank bait you have and fire it at them. it will get their attention

awesome! congratulations!

here in tennessee some places make you pay $4 to launch your boat. the money goes to maintaining the lakes so its not a bad idea. although if you search around there is usually a ramp nearby where you can launch for free. they sort of give the option. you would be surprised how many trucks are in the pay section.

well mr. zoonker i would say your first rod should be your bread and butter (what you have the most confindence in) the other two rig up different from the rest. exp. i would have a senko on one, a spook on the other and a spinnerbait on the other. its all up to you.

i have the old garmin 160 and its great. has alot of options that the more expensive ones have. i like it alot.

Bill Dance. because he has the knowledge and experience and because he is bill dance!

check your local wal mart sometimes they have maps of popular lakes in the state. if you have a bass pro or cabelas near by go there. you can also go to google and type in hydrogarphic map or contour map, hit enter and after that go to the bottom of the page and click on search within the results and then type the name of the lake in and hope for the best.

i have had both motors. one motorguide that is probably 20 years old and still works fine. i have been through two minn kota motors, both times the griphite shaft broke. decided that was it and went back to motorguide and have been pleased ever since.

thats awesome mudpuppy. if you have a picture of that i would love to see it. i started out with a 10ft. jon. now i have 14ft. norris craft tri-hull 20hp motor and casting deck.

im a bartender while i finish school. after that i will be a fisheries biologist. cool huh. being bartender i get to fish alot its great.

look at those pond prowlers on cabelas or bass pro shops. they are plastic pontoon boats 8 to 12 ft. long. great for small ponds and are very stable

i use to have a jon boat that leaked in the rear seat. i got fed up with it and ripped the entire seat out along with all the rivets. i reparied the holes with JB weld (can be found at walmart or any hardware store) then sealed them with marine sealant. that was three years ago and my uncle has the boat now and still hasnt had a problem. as for the missing seat i put ply-wood down then put a pedastal seat in. gave me alot more leg room. good luck

No BOBD i dont know. im looking for something similar. i live in middle Tn near cordell hull and im also looking for a bass club. if you find a good one let me know.