Jig Man

The only ones I use are the elaztech worms and I use them year round.

I have one or two of them. They were made by the original owner of Ark Rods in Harrison AR. I have no idea how you can get your hands on them.

I’ve been keeping one for years, with data similar to Tackleholic. I keep mine in Excel.

Okay now I am ready for a 3peat. I just hope they can hang on to the key players.

Nope not me. Everyday is a new adventure and I can’t wait to see what happens. I’ve never looked back on an event or job, but I am not one who seeks relationships with others.

Depends on the time of year. Pre spawn lmb. Post spawn smb

That boundary is probably going to limit you to a 17’ boat with a swing away tongue with the motor down. If you can park it diagonally you can gain some more room.

When I used a lot of screw locks, I heated a small drill bit to burn the hole. I did several in advance in the garage so they’d be ready any time.

Mine is built in 55 gallons, thus 36 volt trolling motor with 3 strong batteries.

That is why...?

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I had mine professionally done last year. The shop used treated lumber and covered them with the same carpet that is in my boat.

Hooked together they often cause interference.

Someone supposedly bought the stuff from Bo’s but it hasn’t returned to the market yet.

You definitely need to post a pic.

I have one for my Z20 but I don’t have any idea of what you mean. Are you referring to the one that goes under the motor? Maybe they have changed as mine just has male and female ends and tightens with the ratchet.

She and her tribe have generated an additional $331,000,000 for NFL sales in the last few months. Go Chiefs.

You would need to decide on the trolling motor and see what the draw amps are then you can approximate the run time.

Straight fluorocarbon for me on jigs.

What you have in the pic is a lion collar jig. You can wire tie them with a little practice. You can get more flair if you make a channel in the lead close to the head and put your wire in it. If you have trouble with the wire you can use thread to get everything positioned then put the wire on. I sometimes do that when I have several different colors to put on. If you can, don’t put the weed guard in until last. That will make everything much easier.

A long time ago a local spook expert showed a friend and I 5 ways to work a spook. He said he could work it 17 different ways and would show us 5 more after we mastered the first 5. I could only get 4 of them so I never got any more lessons. The closest to what you mentioned is to get it pointed at yourself and with the rod pointed down give it a snap. If done correctly the bait will do a little dive and back up.

All I can say is Go Chiefs.

Generator or big lithiums is all I can come up with.

No I don’t. Historically he switched companies regularly. That is why I asked. They may have come from the same plant.

Do you know which company made the Johnny Morris reel?