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You get what you pay for. Good rain gear ain't cheap.

I fog the cylinders in Michigan.

Nice!

Perhaps the worst iPhone photo...ever!

Golffnutt. Sell your boat and start fishing from shore. Less headaches, for everybody.

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Who's gets high marks?

Tie on a small quality snap swivel. Attach a 1/4 oz sinker. Throw it out there leaving the bail open. Troll around a bit and reel in. Line twist gone. Do this a couple times a day.

Enjoy your first bass boat!

http://www.deepblueyachtsupply.com/propellers/boat-propellers Go to propellers and select. New menu opens and go to Props by Engine.

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You'll have less rated capacity with stainless.

When asked why I needed 250 HP, I said "I'm over here and this fish are way over there." Seriously, going fast is nice but I normally cruise in the 40-45 MPH range.

I've found with square bills that slapping them on top of the water to remove weeds will occasionally break the bill.

Walmart is your friend.

You could use a mono leader with the braid.

Potential drag issue.

Don't call me Shirley.

A friend of mine did well using Little Cleos near the Monroe County Library.

Generic boat covers are not for all occasions. Find a good canvas shop in your town. Tell them where your boat spends most of its time. They should direct you to the best option.

Where is this River Rasin located?

Another side bar to this is, if you see what you want now buy it. Wait till spring, and it might be on back order.

Very nice.

The Fish Grip. http://www.thefishgrip.net/#!store/c23d3

Popper.