Log Catcher

Hello and welcome.

Hello and welcome to the forum.

I have learned after looking at the show your ride pictures my boat is not worth putting a picture on here.

One of our local weathermen said yesterday was the 88th day of the tear. We have only 27 days so far this year that it didn't rain or snow. Today makes 89 and it is raining.

I usually throw trick worms on spinning rod with a 1/16 oz. sinker. I have never had any luck using them on a shaky head.

For me it would be a baby brush hog, trick worm, or centipede.

I guess I really got lucky after watching the video Glenn had about trailer tires. I replaced my trailer tires last year. The ones I got rid of were only 17 years old. The replacement tires are slightly shorter than the original factory tires. I still have the original spare that matched my old tires. My question is If I had a flat and had to use the spare will it present any problems towing with two different size tires on it? This is a single axle trailer. Thanks for any info.

Hello and welcome. Your wife should consider you lucky if your only obsessed. That would be an understatement for most of us on the forum.

Pro log catcher was already taken. I may not be a pro. Once in a while I miss a log instead of catching it.

I haven't put the batteries or any equipment back in my boat yet. If it doesn't quit raining soon the ducks and frogs will be wearing life jackets.

Mine is November but I will change it to September if that is fried chicken.

Milk in the mornings. Water or ice tea the rest of the time with a Pepsi or Mountain Dew once in awhile.

I usually fish them on 2/0 or 3/0 offset round bend hook. Most of the time I fish them on the bottom and twitch them like any other worm. I have not tried them in the magnum size.

It has been raining or snowing here so much I don't think the water levels will ever settle down and get clean enough for fishing. We now have several more days of rain coming.

Yes I am referring to the article up on the website right now.

Caught in Stoner Creek in central Ky.

I have only tried the crazy legs chigger craw on a Texas rig. I only used them three or four times last year but I caught largemouth and smallmouth on them.

This is why I don't use a tackle bag. I use a Plano hard tackle box. As long a sit is closed everything stays dry. I was coming home from fishing one time and ran in to a bad rain storm. I thought I might have to pull off the road it rained so hard. This tackle box was sitting in the boat and nothing got wet in it.

I now have a better understanding of what happened to me. Back in September I caught a 22in. bass. length wise it was my PB but on my scales it weighed 3.7 pounds. Guess it was one sick fish.

I am using a DSL service so everything is wired. I always log in on the same computer. Right now they think I am in Pa.

Thanks for the info Glenn. It has partially solved the problem. I logged in on google chrome and got my log in info to hold. I went back to incognito mode and it held my info. I am still getting the e-mails I mentioned before. Do I need to try something else?

Hello and welcome.

Hello and welcome.

The remember me box has been checked but it does not hold my log in information. I am using google chrome in incognito mode. I don't know if that makes a difference or not.

I am not sure who adk for help with this. Every time I log in to Bass Resource.com they always send me an e-mail saying I have logged in on something they have never seen before. First they said I was in Ky. which is right then I was somewhere in Pa. which is wrong. To the best of my knowledge I have secured my account and done every thing I am supposed to do. If I missed anything I apologize as I only have a vague misunderstanding of how to operate a computer. What do I need to do to stop getting these e-mails? Thank you for any help you can give me.