MN Fisher

Just checked the website - they don't name the guides on the Furys. Sierra Trout and Panfish and the Kadens use Sea Guide's XO Colt, Hyperlite and Maverick use Sea Guide's regular. Every other line uses Fuji.

I had long hair in High School and College - when I got to AF Basic in 1980, the T.I. looked at me, smiled and said, "I haven't seen one of you in ten years."...then he made me Dorm Cheif. After getting out in 1984, I let it grow again...still have the ponytail almost 40 years later...wife gets on me occasionally, but not really hard.

"Let's see if I can bowl over dad!"

It looks right far as I can see - wiring is a little messy. But yes, you can direct wire the graph to the battery...don't forget the fuse - as close to the battery as possible.

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Don't have to worry about voltage issues...connect everything you want that way...you'll just run the batteries down quicker. I'd balance it by having one graph connected to battery #1 and the other graph connected to battery #2...then you'll get more even draw. One thing...you might get interference on the graphs when the TM is running. I avoid this by having a smaller (35ah) deep cycle to run everything BUT the TM...TM gets it's own, dedicated battery(ies) .

Well worth it - since I'd picked up a Tatula 100 and a Supreme XT over the winter in the same (or close) gear ratio...and I didn't need 3 of that IPT class.

You can find really good covers for 'next to nothing' on Amazon. This one cost the wife $70...she got it for my birthday last fall. Trailerable, elastic rim, adjustable straps, 600 denier...top of the line, just from an 'unknown' company.

I think this one is busy too.

I traded one of my Fuego's for a box of jerkbaits...

Man, ya gatta ignore the square dude in our midst... Ponytail's a little hard to see above the PFD...but it's still there.

Dunno - haven't been in it yet...but to get there you pass by Spring Park BP which has live bait...

St Croix 6'8" M/XF Pick your price - Mojo, Victory, Legend...

^ Any reel I get that comes with oiled-felt drag gets updated to carbon-fiber...which I cut myself.

This week. Comes with getting paid sponsors - you gotta hock their stuff or they'll pull their sponsorship...just like the multiple Suzuki posts...ya, it gets repetitive and bothersome to us - but it helps Glenn pay for the server and bandwidth needed to keep BR alive.

There was just enough things that I wanted to give me free shipping after the discount. Some plastics, a reel cover, some more Owner Block Heads and some barrel weights.

Anyone out Lake Minnetonka way - a new tackle shop just opened. The little strip mall on Shoreline Drive, just before the Seton Channel...by MGM Liquor and Black Channel Brewing.

Fury 765-Flip - MH/F - heavier pitching/punching 7'0" Aird-X H/F - frogs, buzzbaits

Are you kidding? Andy has Tank chase anyone away who even looks like they're gonna map his smallie hole. (any of them)

Drop-shot - toss it out and LEAVE IT ALONE - kinda like bobber fishing...you stare at your line instead of the bobber. Ned/Finesse jig - slowly work it back...at least you're doing something besides sitting and watching. Gim is young yet...still hasn't learned patience.

For me, a finesse T-Rig is a light jig with an off-set hook and a Zoom Finesse Worm...slowly drag it along the bottom and through the weeds. Runs 3/32oz to 1/4 oz https://www.tacklewarehouse.com/Gamakatsu_Offset_Hook_Finesse_Jig_Head_4pk/descpage-GOHF.html

At least the smell doesn't overpower the cab scent.

Counts me out - my 48" shaft is more than enough. Long as they don't muck something up...I'm loving my Mojos just the way they are now.

Several reports on Omnia shows catches with drop-shots on Minnetonka. I'm planning on rigging up for it this coming week along with my Ned that's been producing for me...ya, I got two finesse rigs.

Hornpout is a nickname for bullheads Skate is a relative of the Ray (like Manta Rays) Cusk is a relative of the Cod