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Tell that to the guy from the band rush!!

I’ve never hired anyone, I’m the low man on the totem pole haha

That’s where I’ve been, at a low head dam where they can’t go any further. Water temp been about 54 there

18? Nice!!!

I’ve been trying one spot that has produced well in the past, I don’t think they are there quite yet, but it can’t be long

Lenoir city is known for some big ole rockfish………. I almost went there yesterday but I didn’t . Heard tale of skipjack arrival

The rock crawler goes down deep, smallies love it. I’ve only gotten them stuck with no return while trolling , I can usually pop free casting them. They’ll go 8+ feet casting and well over 10 trolling

Even long arm that’s a non keeper……

Took a few shots for @Jigfishn10 to prove we did some work today while at the lakehouse

She’s dangerous around white bass!!! (Or fish in general)

The laughter really starts when you try to get your plug back. You better pack a lunch if you wanna wrestle one of those ! My buddy was easing his hand toward a soft shell with a pair of pliers and that thing bit a chunk of his thumb off in the blink of an eye!! I didn’t know soft shells could do that……… noted……….

That would have an effect but most people release bass. I imagine they would change the limit if everyone kept them everyday

Without this info, the story would have been “she was gonna spread her eggs” good to hear the real truth sometimes, I’ve tried to post on here many times that old grandmas don’t breed year after year but most didn’t believe it. IMO it’s more important to let the small ones go, they are the future. That’s why they only let you keep bass once they reach a certain size, by that point they have already spawned

Hahaha! No worries man I crossed the bridge of having no more upload space many years ago. Other members helped me oh yeah and nice fish

https://postimages.org this is what I use. Or if I have several I upload them to BR gallery and attach existing image

Well that is accurate based on my trial and error, wish I saw that chart 20 years ago haha

Seems like the easiest way, put it back where ya found it

A normal 12 v starts a 40 horse just fine, somewhere around 1000 cca would be more than enough. When a battery goes to zero jump it off with a car or 220 amp charger

Yep, should be easy. The Bi product of phosphate mines in Florida is fluorosilicic acid . Expensive to dispose of, of course they turn it to fluoride and sell it to municipalities to treat drinking water . Turn problem into profit

They are all 50 feet tall and right next to each other too haha. Makes maintenance a tad tricky

Congratulations!

They said those houses were ordered out of the sears catalog in the 1940s

St croix! (But I haven’t tried expride)

Spot man strikes again