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In larger baits, like craws, green pumpkin, white, and chartreuse. For worms, black, watermelon, and a purple of some sort. I try and travel light, being in the canoe, and don't take but a couple colors other then these.

This is the 1st time for me. As stated above I keep all my credit bureau accounts locked, but I guess I'll call Visa in the am and see about changing cards, bummer.

Yes, it tells me to lock my credit files, which are always locked in my case. I also have notifications of purchases set on the card. "Tackle Warehouse, LLC (“Tackle Warehouse”) recently experienced a data security incident that may have involved some of your personal information. We are writing to notify you of this incident and inform you about steps you can take to protect your personal information. As a result of this incident, we have partnered with IDX to provide you this notification."

Did you replace the existing cables with heavier?

Hi folks, looking for advise on running a trolling motor with lithium batteries on the Bass Raider 10E. The boat is new, need to decide on a motor and the batteries. For weight reasons as I age I'm thinking of going Lithium. I know I can't run full out on the motor with lithium, which is fine with me, I don't go far, the biggest pond I fish is 130 acres. All pf the ponds end up very weedy come summer, at which time I can swap back to a canoe. I currently fish from a canoe, where I spend most of my time anchored, only moving a 100' or so at a time, maybe going around the pond once, usually not. I go for roughly 6 hrs at a shot. So my questions are, is it worth getting the 55lb motor as opposed to a 45 or 50? The price difference doesn't matter, more run time and weight. I'm also trying to decide between a 50/54Ah and a 100Ah battery. I'm figuring I can add another 50/54 if need be. What do you folks use, size wise. Coming from an RV background, I had always heard to NOT run down an SLA battery more then 50%, as opposed to the Lithium's that can go down to 85% or so, aking a 100Ah SLA equal to a 50Ah Lithium. Does this sound right?