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Whats the best thing to put in your boat to keep the mice out during storage?

Thanks fellas!

Does anyone know what happened to their web site. I haven't been able to access it for quit a while. Is it just me?

Basswagoner, I would really like to see some pics of how you do that, I'm a little confused :-/. Does that produce full round baits?

Hey Ball-Coach, you just spent 10 hrs on a boat Sunday that has that prop. MINE!! You never mentioned it. I put it on at the end of last year and I dont like it. Vibrates like hell and sucks in the weeds. I'll have it off before our next tournament

It's one of my favorite lures

This illegal in my state as it falls under the hunter harassment law.

The store I get mine at only has one kind so I really can't be of any help or even tell you what it is other than Mog- Pog

You can get it at any craft store

Hey Nick, I use Mog-Pog on mine. Let it dry very well and you'll be good to go.

Just my opinion, but if your spending that kind of money I would consider fiberglass.

I've used tire weights for making my decoy anchors and that lead sucks. way to many impurities. They made very brittle anchors and I needed soft weights. But if they will work for you, I melt my lead on a coleman stove in a soup pan, been doing it for years on the same stove. The older ones had heavier grates that will support the pot even when red hot. Once the weights melt all the impurities will float to the top and can be skimmed off no problem. If you need a softer finished product the best lead I've found has been the sheet lead thats used on flat roofs, also the lead out of x-ray machines is great stuff. be careful that there isnt any moisture in or on the lead, if you put it in the pot after some lead is already melted there's going to be fireworks

Iwas surprized to see Ohio 20th. Where Ohio maybe different than alot of states is that you will most likely NEVER see a state record fish come out of public waters. The next state or world record smallie may come from our part of Erie but other than that our biggest fish come from farm ponds. We have a ODNR that concentrates more on stocking fish that EAT bass fry than producing bass. I wish our bass fishing community would voice their opinion about this more than they do. The bass fisher men in this state out number muskie, walleye and steelhead fishermen probably 20 to 1, but, there is no stocking programs for bass and millions spent stocking other fish.

CJBasswacker, you never fail to make me laugh ;D

Avid, now thats funny!