Cajun1977

rapala hardbaits zoom, and some other local products for plastics spinnerbaits have to be heavycover, best value out there jigs would have to be pepperhawgs

ice fish.... play with different rods , reels, and lures

probably 300 plus

its a sign that you shouldnt be using nasty trout baits ;Dj/k

over here we just call the seagulls SKY CARP ;D

depending on the motor of course...yammies use seafoam and my merc is preferred to something else. i would suggest using what the manufacturer recommends.

ive had the shimano boxes and plano boxes and everything else out there....by far the falcon boxes are the best option .....i just spent around 200 dollars replacing all my boxes with falcon boxes.

burley admitting it is the first step to a speedy recovery.......now go out and get a curado so youll feel better ;D

ive got one but ive never used it yet. i just dont like sitting down when fishing

why do they call it rush hour and noone is moving?

what your doing is fine (no need to worry about freezing ) only thing ill add is change out your lower unit oil right now in case there is any water in there to mfreeze other than that ....go fishing

we all know what you mean buddy ;D

Using a net would just lead to other unfortunate habits like fishing with live bait, trolling, or using spinning tackle for all your fishing. Start using a landing net and the next thing you know you'll be headed for shore lunch. It's a slippery slope. Am I the only one that saw this as sarcastic? I thought it was funny stuff. i thought it was very funny, cause im against all those things to ;D

gotta get a tivo.......just search the word fishing and choose from there.couldnt live without mine

during this time of year when i use jerks i start my dead sticking practice

sure it can. sometimes when fishing gets tougher and weather gets colder we down size baits. a three inch senko on a dropshot should work for you. saying no its just absurd theres been plenty of big fish caught on anything ranging from beetle spins to flies. so i dont see how you can tell someone that something wont work for them.just cause it hasnt worked for you.

my LSU hat feel naked out on the water with out it

i had heard of people having the issues also when they first came out, but the people i know whos had them for a month or two now claim to have no issues. so we'll see i guess. just hope mine doesnt act up

any body own one? me and the wife got one each today, and i gotta say i really like it although i gotta figure out how to set up the email. :-/

been snowing here off and on :-/

but if your a non boater youll pretty much be limited on your choices ,so that will make your decisions easier to make

depending on the weather i would try jigs with rattles ,spinnerbaits, and rattletraps

I got to agree with string on this one. Deep crankin' takes alot to learn and takes a while to build confidence. Bumping a stump with a crank in 20' of water isnt the easiest thing to do. Or threading a deep crank thru standing timber without getting hung takes way more than just chuckin' and winding. I had to commit to learning it because crankin' deep effectively takes a whole lot of confidence and back then, I just didnt have confidence doing it. I'd throw it 15-20 times and if I didnt get bit, I never threw it the rest of the day. Now I throw a deep crank on just about every trip at some point and time. And its my favorite way to catch 'em.....by far. great post...stuff like that requires skill not just will power

i keep my soft plastics in those rubbermaid totes and store them in the boat. i have them grouped as such 1. worms 2. drop shot baits 3. creature baits 4. lizards, frogs 5. grubs and tubes and flukes 6. craws 7. beavers and other look alikes 8. senkos 4inch seperated from the 5 inch 9.misc baits

nice fish