tomustang

Sounds more like a tease

Don't want to seem like a butt, but if we the people aren't allowed why show us the rules

I think you have to show some compelling evidence to make the powers that be to kill time and make an app for you.

Without mathematics there is nothing, it's the glue that holds the universe together. Angling and math is one small chapter but can hold many outcomes when fishing. I enjoy fishing and don't make it more complicated by calculating formulas, I just fish for fun.

Far as power hook setting, we say "Gave'em the old 'Skeet Reese' hook set"

Looks like a pumpkinseed, from the photos it appears to have blue iridescent streaks near the mouth.

Nice job, those pa pigs ain't hiding this year

This is why I'm a cat person.

Berkley dough baits, inlines spinners, jerkbaits

He saw Elvis too

Yeah well, aliens are more believable than what most think, like ghosts or boogermen

It all depends how well they took care of that boat. And well you can't really go on by what the seller says just because they want to get rid of it. Around my part we have the delaware river, the depth can go from feet to inches anywhere. Most people selling their rivet boats beat them up there and sell their leak jobs without telling you there's more epoxy that rivers left. So be very careful and look over everything, try to find the history of where its been.

http://www.bassresource.com/bass-fishing-forums/topic/99979-crappie-or-crappie/?hl=+crappie

I agree with your first part

Dicks sporting goods has them, there's a couple on long island, perhaps one might have them in store to check them out.

Is there fudge that good? Is it better than cabelas?

Thanks guys. I never had the original before, been using the crawfish forumla

It depends what type. There's floating, suspending, and sinking. You can cover a lot of styles but you need the right tool for a specific job. If you're running into brush pile with a spinnerbait you can opt for a floating crank that can back out and up on a pause and continue going around it. But the downside is they aren't the best in the weeds. Cranks are a valuable asset that needs to find the right situation. You don't need them and can do without, but the same can go for spinnerbaits or even jigs.

Not only are they smiling but also crying while doing it, they have black tears

Wow 72yr old

I guess one thing to think about is the added weight you'll have with the hardware and water, and with it the stability of the canoe

For a real compact trek I use a flambeau creel bag, it has room for 4 3600 thin containers and two side mesh water bottle pockets you can store plastics in. I also use a backpack I got from walmart in the camping section, they're only $25 and still holding on strong, think the name is Outdoor Products

Call and confirm, if they say yes try to get it written down in case someone claims otherwise. If you cant get on your boat there, there's always Raystown

It's listed under the regulations. I would still call them up and ask if it would be okay to use a 17.5ft boat there http://www.cambriasomersetwater.com/Regulations.html

What lake? I haven't seen any lakes here that have a size requirement. I know a lot of the ramps are crap and too short for bass boats but I haven't heard of a restriction on length