SausageFingers23

Speaking of the weigh in, Dave Mercer is tough to watch sometimes.

Baby rage craw. It always puts fish in the boat.

Congratulations! Im jealous - still about three weeks or so away from soft water.

Works every time for me. Though sometimes I have to downsize with a 1/16 tungsten bullet weight.

http://tackletour.com/reviewquantumsmoke.html

Not as much as you'd think. I leave a little of the old stuff on the spool as backing so Im not constantly spooling up with new line that will see limited time in the water, if at all.

I agree. They're including alot more on the water info.

They do. They're a pretty solid choice.

I've been buying tackle and reorganizing, buying and reorganizing....... Now I just need to get on the water. The ice is driving me nuts.

Top: Salsa Bottom: Autumn Pumpkin

Wow. Great deal. Only thing I've found worth while in my Walmart's clearance section is the Yum Craw Papi's at $1.96/bag. If I can find the Vicious floro, Im grabbing it.

The Space Monkey introduced me to the entire Rage Tail line. Now I can't get enough of them. My favorite is the Rage Craw but they all produce.

Baby Craw indeed.

Husky Jerk. It just seems to catch fish for me.

I don't hide anything

Yeah. That was incredibly irritating. The Classic coverage did run over as well so it all worked out in the end.

Abu Vendetta

Bluegill Blade Runner swim jig with a watermelon jelly paca chunk trailer

They are a little cumbersome to paddle. A 30 lb thrust trolling motor should be plenty to move it around. I believe Minn Kota sells them for around $100. A battery would run about $75 and the motor mount in the $25 range.

The Fish Hunter/Master is a good product. You might want to look into the Intex Mariner as well. Its pretty stout and it has a hard bottom floor that allows you to stand up.

I used a $60 Coleman, 2 person kayak a few seasons ago. It was a great purchase but I believe it has been discontinued. The ones you provided links to look very similiar in terms of the materials. One bit of advice - if you purchase one, try to store it inflated if you have the room. I stored mine uninflated over the winter, the plastic became a little brittle and it formed leaks where the plastic overlapped. Another option you may want to consider is the Sevylor Fish Hunter (or something similiar). Very durable and it can take a small trolling motor. http://www.sevylor.com/Fish-Huntertrade-4-Person-Boat-P2030C40.aspx

Great fish! You're really on them. I'm jealous. Still staring at ice. I would kill for 49 deg water temps.

Try this one. Works for my area. http://mapper.angling-technologies.com/atom/pmap.php

x2 on the pro qualifier

The SX