MNfishguy

Awesome Thanks Guys

Sounds like fun!!!

I'd like to get a fish finder that would be easily portable from one boat to another. Any suggestions? Advice from real people is better than advice from a salesman anyday.

Thanks for responding Raul. In responce to your question about "how many poles do you need to fish?" I personally have two poles that I use. That's why I use the snaps so I don't always have to retie rigs. However, I fish with friends who like to use a lot of poles. They fish with four to six poles (individually) in the boat at a time each with a different rig so they can quickly switch rigs.

I don't really worry about scent too much. I figure that no matter where you sit you will be upwind from some areas and downwind from others and you really cannot help it. Unless of course you are trying to hunt along a deer trail, food plot, etc.

Love hunting whitetail and turkey. Turkey is my favorite to hunt because you don't have to freeze in a treestand and there is more action. However, I'd never turn down a whitetail hunt!!!! Want to get into duck and upland bird hunting someday.

Heading out tomorrow for the early antlerless firearm season. We have an awesome spot to hunt and I already saw some doe when I was out scouting. Hope to come home with some meat. Good Luck to all the other early season hunters!

I like to use snap swivels when fishing because it allows me to fish with fewer poles. It seems to work fine, however I wondered what other people thought of them.