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JTH

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  1. I fish an old 15 foot fiberglass boat. It only has a 30lb thrust trolling motor as the main motor was long since removed. It works fine for the lake I fish which has a 10hp motor limit anyway. My question is that many time it seems the rear of the boat won't stay in line with the front and I sort of crab walk down the lake. Not so much when under full power but mostly when on and off the motor and especially if there is about a 5mph+ breeze going. Was wondering if the lack of the rear motor in the water acting like a rudder could be the issue? I notice most pros fish with the motor tilted down unless really shallow water.
  2. Wow. Never thought this would get an answer this quick. Many thanks. So has it ever caught a fish for someone here? Anyone? I have fished it before but I was like 10 yrs old and it was a lot to ask for a Zebco spin cast to pull that thing.
  3. @tom young You think? It has no writing on the blade or head. Pretty heavy. I guess the idea is the wide head gets the bait up on plane quick.
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  5. I have a lure I cannot ID. A buzz bait with the old skirt missing. (possible living rubber skirt) Pretty sure it is from about 1980.. I do not think it is an infomercial bait either. My father probably got it from Kmart or maybe Bass Pro. Any help, thanks. Trying to add a photo but having issues. Maybe email me and I can attach that way? john@everettsmith.com i was finally able to attach

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