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Correct, weigh, record the weight, put the corresponding float on the fish and in the livewell it goes. Whole process generally takes no more than a minute and you are fishing again.
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Here is what I made for culling fish. The counter from Accu Cull is about as simple as you can get. Not shown in my photo is the individual colored floats with stringer hooks like this one from Bass Pro... http://www.basspro.com/Bass-Pro-Shops-Cull-System/product/74111/?hvarAID=shopping_googleproductextensions I used a sharpie to number each one of the floats to correspond to the numbers on the Accu Cull counter. Even lucked out as the colors on the floats matched the colors on the counter. I bought a cutting board from Walmart and mounted all of the items to it and mounted the board on the underside of my rod locker lid. I just leave the floats loose in the bottom of the rod locker. Easy Peasy!!
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Stop by and chat with the guys at Soddy Custom Tackle. I was just down there 2 weeks ago for the first time and these guys were very helpful for me. As the name implies, they make many type of lures. They are north of Chester Frost a few miles.
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Nice find!
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They do sell it by the gallon. I get a few buddies together and we buy one. For the price of one small bottle you can have several times that on a gallon buy.
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Sounds like dry eyes to me. I will have the same problem occasionally, no watering just dry and a very mild irritation.
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+2 if you can, THANKS!
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Sometimes a change in color will get you better hookups.
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From what you have posted it sounds like you have a problem with the new axle. Can you describe the wear? Is it on both tires?
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Spro popper in white is my current go to
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I believe those are UTM coordinates, google it, it is a simplier way than degrees, minutes and seconds IMHO. You can also find a converter on the net to convert to your prefered coordinate system.
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Thanks Rusty!!
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Hey all, I am heading up to LSC for the first time this week for a few days of smallie heaven!! How is everyone generally rigging and using their tubes for St Clair? I have fished Erie and done the drag but I am understanding that LSC is shallow fishing with weeds so I was wondering if a standard exposed hook tube jig is the norm. Any other pointers for the trip much appreciated!! We will be staying around Selfridge.
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I do recall a time or two that BASS had articles in their mags about operating a boat in different conditions but it has been a few years.
