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.dsaavedra.

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  1. who says you have to use teeny hooks? i wacky rig with a 4/0 gamakatsu g-lock EWG worm hook...same hook i t-rig with.
  2. 5lbers are great fish no matter where on this earth you are!
  3. i clicked the "No: its too expensive" button. :-/
  4. first one is bigger, but i'd say the second one is 3.5 cuz it looks very short. congrats on your #2 best fish!
  5. that thing has a really big mouth but it looks skinny from the pic, so i'd say it would weigh 5lbs. darn good fish!!!
  6. oh man that really sucks. is there a chance the temperature might suddenly be accurate again? so far i have taken it out two times and it said -4.0° both times and it never changed.
  7. is that all there is to it? i need a new transduecer? what went wrong with the one i have? i never hit it on anything or abused it. are you sure theres no settings i can change to fix it?
  8. shimano is the only way to go
  9. haha! thats pretty ironic! reminds me of two nights ago when i was fishing with my dad... it was kinda slow at the moment and i said "i wanna catch a fish" and then not even 3 seconds later my dad hooked up with one. then later in the evening, it got slow again so we moved spots and my dad said "i wanna get a fish here" and as soon as he said that i set the hook on a bass.
  10. you are not alone :
  11. .dsaavedra. replied to T-rig's topic in Fishing Reports
    what kind of bait do you have? i've wanted to get some hairy hawgs, but they're like 11 bucks for 6. i was just wondering what kind of knockoffs are out there.
  12. for super shallow (surface wakebait) i reccomend Bandit Footloose. other than that, rapala dt fat rapala dt 4 rapala dt 6
  13. GOOFIEST SIGN I HAVE EVER SEEN!!!!!!!
  14. n.a.d.a. not a doubt about it?
  15. dont care just kidding. they aren't very big fish. they are good fish but they arent huge. they are probably 2lbs or a little under. they are strong but they are also short.
  16. ok. i dont think we have a problem with buying a trailer hitch. i just wanted to see if we could get by with towing it on the bumper.
  17. they do look strong. i would put them at 2lbs or just a little under.
  18. uni-uni. the more you pull the tighter they get.
  19. i would say fish big stuff. big spinnerbaits, big 10" worms, big buzzbaits.
  20. pretty healthy chunks!
  21. get some smoke and some junebug
  22. last time i was out, the water was in the low 80's but my little eagle cuda said that the temp was -4°????? it was providing pretty accurate depth readings, but for some reason the temperature was way off. it wasnt like this the time before last. any ideas as to why its like that?
  23. yeah that is probably true. i havent tried to see if i could take it out though. if my dad and i are really interested, we will call him and see if we can take it for a spin.
  24. the sticker on the boat said that with boat motor people and gear it should weigh no more than 1030, and there wont be any people in the boat when its being towed so it should be a little under 1000lbs. am i misinterpreting the sticker or something?
  25. Kind of flattering boss,....I never knew you had an LBH side to you ;D If a peanut hitch is for up to 150#, I wouldn't go much over 70-80# direct to the bumper. a 12' jon is only about 30lbs tongue weight though. what size boat were you thinking of pulling with it. truck: 2000 nissan fronteir, 4 cylinder, 2 wheel drive (rear) boat: 17' aluminum tracker (as described in the boat section). the boat itself might weigh 1000lbs. on the little coast guard sticker that says the weights and capacities, it said "boat, motor, persons, gear, 1030lbs."

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