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no opinions?

does anyone here use them or has anyone fished out of one? what is your opinion of these boats. i have heard great things about them, especially for the price.

a lot of "composite wood is a mixture of wood pulp and plastic. it is strong and virtually weather-proof. there was a lot of talk about building docks and piers out of this stuff, but it is very expensive. an old candle company in bentonville, ar came up w/ a plan a few years ago to make the composite wood and use the plastic from old walmart bags(being so close to wally world corporate) all of the wood they made was "walmart bag" blue. this sounds like it might be the same stuff since you could mold it. i hope this helps

what do they run?

rhino lining is HEAVY. might not be what you want. check before you go this route

i have recently done some research on okuma reels and am impressed. i read a review from a prevous post saying the metaloid was the best buy for my money. since then i have found a few inpiras for just about the same price.($5 difference) has anyone used them. would you buy this reel over the metaloid? i think i am going to go with the inspira if no one can tell me otherwise.

senko weightless. watermelon/cream or a tiki stick-babybass/pearl. i would fish it in a jerk & pause motion and it should trigger a strike. if they are feeding on their young, they should like on that is dying. by the way, this is another advantage to letting bass spawn and not take fish off the beds. good luck

1. orlando wilson 2. hank parker 3. bill dance all three very close. i miss the sunday afternoon programming on tnn. it was hard to beat

i'll bring the ice

horny toads. it wouldn't even be fair. if they didn't want it, senko. watermelon cream- weightless trig

can you pour laminated or swirl senkos with the delmart mold? do any of you use a melting pot instead of a microwave? suggestions?

bucketheads

I hook my boat onto the back of my truck, I called a friend and said let's go try em up, He said I'm sorry buddy I can't go, I'm watchin' the Orlando Wilson Fishin Show! (sounds better when sang by Tom T Hall)

both of the boats that i have are welded to the side of the boat. one on the oustsides and the other on both the outsided and back. i wouldn't be able to take the corners off without cutting them, and if i did, i would not know how to get them back on. please let me know what you would do. thanks

thanks for all of your info. i will try on one of the boats and see how that goes before starting on the second. wish me luck.