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OK then, when you try them and they don't work, send the bucket of useless hyped up plastic minnows my way. \ Don't sass me buddy. If you had the choice of taking 20 Gulp shiners or 20 live shiners out for a 1 day trip... what would you take buddy? Be honest now buddy... Don't "buddy" me ...

Why? Why would you want Gulp vs the live ones for use right away?

They're the best live bait alternative but why take them if you can have the live bait?

Live shiners have their time and place, but live shiners turn into dead shiner, which turn into rotten shiners... With Gulp Alive you can store a container in your boat for months ... where is sits and waits for it's call to action! cheers, LK Really?! :roll: Well thanks for the tip! But if you had...

fatluke wrote:OK then, when you try them and they don't work, send the bucket of useless hyped up plastic minnows my way.

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Don't sass me buddy.

If you had the choice of taking 20 Gulp shiners or 20 live shiners out for a 1 day trip... what would you take buddy? Be honest now buddy...

So everyone is saying they're way better than live or dead minnows? Hard to believer really... It is hard to believe.... but I've seen it happen on more than one occasion. Yeah right man... whatever. I got my doubts. They look like shoddy minnows and scent isn't the be all and end all. All hype.....

So... if you had the choice of a dozen live shiners vs a dozen Gulp shiners... what would you go with?

fatluke wrote:

WallyPro wrote:
And I 100% do not believe that they`re better than live bait or even dead shiners.

Hopefully I`ll be proved wrong!

Bring me and my bucket of gulp and I'll prove you wrong.

No you won't...

So everyone is saying they're way better than live or dead minnows? Hard to believer really...

Well...going out today... got a tub o`Gulp shiners and have no faith at all in them.

I`m a big fan of plastics but for the price I`m seriously doubtful that they`ll play out.

And I 100% do not believe that they`re better than live bait or even dead shiners.

Hopefully I`ll be proved wrong!

My grandpa is 82, was a bridge officer and captain of a huge destroyer type boat. We have an inland Newfoundland cabin that takes miles of boating to get there. He is not going to get a boating license and I respect that. A man that is a seasoned sailor and war veteran does not need to get a boating...

"Am I wrong... (I know I am for my approach!! My head is hung low... I hate blowing a gasket... and you never know who you are going to pop on.. kung-fu master or gun packing crazy person...) " The Kung-Fu Master is trained to avoid using his skills... he may laugh at your anger though... ...

[quote="FishingIsHealing"]I'll be getting mine at Manotick Bait........I just went there to talk to the owner and they give the test there. It's 50$ The problem with that website boaterexam.com or whatever, is that you need to have a person register to be a guarantor or whatever it is........

I've got some Flambeau fishing storage gear and a few gun cases... haven't had a problem yet. I have a Plano box too... no problems yet. Both seem to be decent for storage.

Terry_F`s suggestion is a good one... nice to fish that stretch of river. So is fishin`Bogie! Easy to access and solid choices anyways for a day trip.

This isn't just about the taking off and time to plane is it? Does this translate to overall fuel economy and performance? Time till plane is basically irrelevant... why do you care? If you're looking at the sky then you're motor isn't trimmed properly. Trimming adjstments while you're taking off ar...