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Don't leave chrome/black back at home, probably work anywhere.

This ^^^^^^. If you can't get a bite on a Ned rig, might out to think about going home.

The ole black and blue jig, my favorite color.

I would mount it on the right side of the console with a Ram mount that would allow you do so, like the one maybe in the picture that 1simpleman was showing. Let us know how it works. This is the unit I am thinking on buying.

I prefer casting better just because it just feels more natural. I use a Falcon Lowrider Med with 12# test, usually throwing a Smithwick Rogue.

7'3' H/XF Lew's Custom. Also use it for frog fishing.

Great fisherman and just a super person.

Great buy !!!! I don't think our Walmart ever has fishing tackle on sale, must be too new.

Dang that's good !!!!

Power Pro 10# test.

Lew's David Fritts Cranking Rod, $79.

Sunline Super Natural mono, cheap and some great line.

It is, I was there.

Good choice, love Sunline,

Hope you have a great time !!!!!

A little fish is better than no fish.

No doubt the Ned Rig works, it has changed my fishing. It will catch fish if you just sticks to the basic of the Ned Rig and not try to make it better.

That was an expensive fix but a great choice hope you enjoy it. Since the OP traded the boat, it is not his worry if the boat get fix, it's the dealer choice.

This ^^^^^^ I mostly fish a crawfish, or shad color. If you fish a lot of clear water, Livingston Lures has some great clear water colors.

Never heard of it either. I would say if you can find a Minn Kota or Motorguide at about the same price. I would go with one of them. If this motor is way cheaper then I would probably try it. Make sure it has a good warranty. Wally World is pretty good at taking things back. As far as the prop, either 2 or 3 blades will work OK.

Never seen nothing like that, what are they, wooly buggers?

I have used Simms and Columbia, liked both. Once you get to using them, you feel naked without them.

I use the Lew's med. for my shallow and med. cranksbaits and love it. It's a winner for $79.

That's kind of "cheesy".

I dispose most of mine on tree tops. Other than that, I don't know of any disposal of hooks.