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Here is the question of the week (for me at least). I think I am pretty good at figuring things out. The one situation that has always stumped me is suspended fish. E.G. You can see them suspended at about 20 feet in 40 plus feet of water. While I have crankbaits that can go down deep, it's when the...

Spence Scout wrote:I........ Or plain and simple ban SENKOS!! hahaha

As far as it being painful to not use senkos, I think the exact opposite. Its painful to have to use senkos!

yeah means you haven't figured out the pattern

After reading all the articles Smitty55 posted, (a lot of log-rolling in there) the take away for me is that this problem is really a trout anglers issue. Seems to me it trout that are affected by this. But seriously of the 12 articles, only 3 actually were of scientific studies (papers published). ...

Brian, I know a fella that has a jackplate for sale, 150$, would solve your issue. All you'd need to make sure is your transom is solid and you've got enough length in your throttle cable that you can move the outboard 6" back. With a Jackplate you'll be able to move it up and down wherever yo...

Porpoising is caused by the prop losing his grip, failing to keep the bow higher. First start with playing with the engine height. How's your AV plate in relation to the bottom of the keel (both being measured level)? A good starting point is to have the AV plate 1.5 inch higher than the bottom of t...

Man oh Man does this burn my arse. Is there even a solution? Several incidents reported to police over 2-3 years, still an issue. Yes there is. Stop fishing there. Let all the Mayor know know that you won't be fishing in Arnprior, and won't be spending any money there, and if any one asks about Cla...

bl8ant wrote:I have been told Canasten Creme works well for this. Apply a liberal amount to the affected area and you should see a reduction in stickyness within a few days.

Who knew that a yeast infection crème would also help with sticky skirts?

What next Prep H to reduce line twist?

Great story. One time we launched at echolands went all the way upriver to the "falls" looking for bass. What we found was a school of suckers - Big ones being herded by a very long musky. She kept circling the school keeping them in a certain spot. we thtew the kitchen sink at this musky ...

I wonder what the licensing rules are to prompt a response like that.

lape0019 wrote:Nice! Would love to go for some stripers one day!

I gotta read slower. I thought you wrote strippers.

try long island marine. located in kars

I have been crappie fishing and caught many pike on 4lb braid no leader. never got bitten off. When I do fish for pike on heavier tackle, I use a heavier flouro leader (25lbs) Most of the time the pike do not inhale the bait completely

Read on facebook that Ben Woo was shaking 5lbers off at the boat......." quote " we caught so many NICKELS we couldn't count them all :shock: :shock: :shock: It's on the internet so it must be true..... :lol: RJ Not only the internet but it was a post by Ben Woo so it must be doubly true....

Nick D bass wrote:I'm not an expert and may be wrong but the males tend to be long and thin females are fatter and not as long

Not sure most females would like to ne know as short and fat. Not sure if most males want be categorized as long and thin.

Anyway I always check for lipstick as a sign.

You should look into a lithium battery. prices have gone down for 12v