Quarry Man

Really trying to up my grass game this season. I want to try fishing the Bubba Shot/Power Shot. I am fairly proficient at normal drop shot fishing, but this is the other end of the spectrum. I am wondering what plastics would be best for this technique. I am looking for specific lures. will be thrown on a 7'2" MH Mod-Fast or 7'1" MH Fast, Tatula SV with 20 lb floro and 1/2 oz skinny ds weight.

im not ACTUALLY gonna sue you... that is how I do it and it works for me, to each their own

I like that color combo a lot, they should match the paint heads too.

which rods do you have?

looking for a new swim jig rod. Will be paired with a tattle sv 8.1:1 with 20 lb floro. Will be fishing 1/4, 3/8, and 1/2 oz swim jigs in grass, around docks, and around letdowns primarily. I live in PA so the fish aren't giants. how do you think this rod would work?

looks like we are all going fishing sometime together!

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too much weight even with angle and flatbar?

10 min from my lake house and I've never been. gonna be my new go to for tournament baits up there. I remember hearing about the m before now that I think of it.

I am using angle and flat bar, 1/8" thick 1.5" width

Looking at new transducers. I will be running two Garmin ECHOMAP 94SV units with a freshwater card. I am selling the two gt51m-tm transducers because they weigh almost as much as my boat and I do not need 1600' of fish finding capability. I was told the gt52 is a good freshwater option. im now hearing of the gt30?. planning ion only running one transducer. might add a cheap one on the trolling motor down the road but im not. sure yet. what transducer do I want?

what do you want for the envy and the Sierra?

looks like im driving to sc

link to website or contact info?

I have watched almost every single video at least twice, and im serious too. In order for everything to be flush I will join the two pieces together at the same level and attach em with a piece of flat bar underneath and som angle on the side where need be. Will add vertical support where necessary. the plan is to use the totes inside the hatches as vertical support, and if that isn't strong enough, ill use metal supports

lol lol also

that is what I was going to buy, I was told 60 amp. I will be running one battery for the 12v bow mount only, another for all the electronics. I will not use two motors on the same battery, will either get a new one or I will figure something else out down the road.

Some Goodies (more on the way): https://imgur.com/a/mxAXJ8C Includes: six open concept 3700 double deep - for soft plastics in junction with a 17 gal HDX tote two Abu Garcia Revo MGX 20 - new drop shot reels paired with 13 fishing muse black 6'10" ml and the white braid one Garmin ECHOMAP Plus 93SV - for the new boat, another on the way one Cabela's Arachnid TWS 6.3:1 - for chatter baits, one of my favorite reels besides the old Zillion TWS and Stradic FA one 300 yd spool Sufix 832 ghost - for new drop shot/finesse rods, black and white looks slick *if anyone wants to buy a GT51-TM 12-Pin transom mount transducer I have two of them that I don't need

thank you

guess ill run the transom tm to the electronics battery. I don't plan on using a battery box

I will be running two batteries in my new v hull build, one for the trolling motor only, and one for the electronics, Livewell, and bilge. Now that I am thinking, I have another trolling motor to put on the back when im not using the outboard. This motor will get a bit of use actually. Is it possible to wire two motors to the same battery for short term use like trolling across the lake? also, I was told to use circuit breakers for my wiring. can someone point me in the direction of a decent circuit breaker for this application, wiring electronics and trolling motor? thanks

yeah, noticed you were in Maryland, im in pa, not too much north of you so I figured. My parents make fun of me when I get a new rod and go cast in the snow to practice and "play" https://www.wideopenspaces.com/icebreaker-bass-breaks-through-the-ice-to-hit-topwater-lure/ ya never know

I live outside of philly. That would be amazing to work with other people. its why I joined the community in the first place, help others and get help too. I am aware, but the carpet will be wood will be covered in plywood so it will be fine.

your build is very similar to what my mental picture is. I had the idea of joining the angle together with flatbar underneath to keep it flush. I wasn't planning in using any vertical supports, as the flush mounted bins would rest on top of the subfloor, so they would essentially be the vertical support, I can always add some support if need be. Think it will be strong enough? im now planning on using a hybrid angle and flatbar deck jointed by flatbar and angle. https://imgur.com/a/WUfG2vm great build btw thats what I thought, I was confused a week ago and came to the conclusion that they were the same but I wasn't positive. I will be drilling out the benches so I will need to use sealed rivets on the exterior part of the hull

y'all already throwing frogs and I haven't even been able to fish yet this year...