Backroad Angler

I recently bought a KVD elite crankbait rod and it’s pretty decent.

Hey y’all, I’m in the San Antonio/ Austin, TX area Looking for a potential bass club to become apart of.

Welcome fellow!

I have slight tendinitis in my right hand. What worked for me is I ended up searching stretching and strengthening exercises on YouTube. I follow this set of exercises mainly. https://youtu.be/bOXI-wxepmI

Welcome fellow Texan

Once a Texan always a Texan! (From a Texan) Good luck on the move and I'm sure yall will miss Texas a little bit.

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Thank you everyone for your replies, I have the money to buy a new boat, but I think I’m gonna hold onto mine for at least 2-5 years more is the goal. As of right now, I really like the size of my boat and how it handles. If I did upgrade, I would probably stay in the same size. @Scott F you nailed it with a hammer. I think the excitement I’ve had with this boat has just opened a can of worms and thinking about the latest and greatest recently

Hey y’all, I’ve been thinking about something for a while and am stuck on what to do. I’ve always come to Bassresource when I’m in a pickle with anything fishing related. I’ve owned my 2014 Bass Tracker Pro Team 175 TXW since septemberish of last year. This is my first boat I’ve owned and I did not really know much about boats before this. I’ve learned a ton already and have had many days on the water with it. I love boating and it’s definitely made fishing more enjoyable for me. In March of this year, I broke down in the water due to a faulty ignition switch, I ended up taking the boat in for it to get worked on and checked out. It’s in decent condition, everything functions as it should. Some dents, and paint damage from the last owner, but that’s about it. When I had the issue in March, I started thinking about upgrading to something newer. It’s come down to two questions for me, is it worth it to start looking for something else (probably a newer 175) or wait a few more years as I’m sure this boat still has a lot of life left. Any advice would be appreciated Thank yall.

I wear Crocs when I'm in my boat and use to go barefoot when I was in my kayak. Recently, I heard of some waterproof Heydudes, may be worth a look.

RIP

Green pumpkin and Junebug is primarily what I use. Sometimes a watermelon red

That looks like a 4.5 pounder to me! Looks like we have another Roland Martin on our hands 😂

Every time I've tied a Senko on its been weightless on a T rig or a wacky rig. My thought process with it is that its a heavy lure on its own, so I've never really saw a need to put a weight on it.

life is so short. I also thank everyone who has passed for their contributions and wealth of knowledge they shared on these forums. Rest in peace.