Ham

Bret Palmer is the man to ask about Go Pro stuff. He has a ton of hours under his belt playing with it. He'll see this and chime in. (I hope).

I'll send a pm/text. I was on the lake Thursday and Friday. We caught em. Life got in the way or I would be there today.

They are still biting on Bull

FWIW, Academy has gallons of Merc Quicksilver Premium Plus oil for $19.99. I have been told that it qualifies for free shipping if you spend more than $25.00. So buy 2 gallons and get free shipping. I had a buddy pick up four gallons for me so I'm good for a year.

Might be ok for side guide ons.

Most excellent

Can't seem to enter chat room on my I pad. Awks

Yeah, The White River finally got back to normal and now they'll be running a crap tonne of water out of BSL again.

Man, I wonder where all the water will go?

No problem, we just to take it down to 80 foot low and leave it there for a month or two. JK

Nice looking boat. Seems like a fair price, but I know nada about the blue book value.

Hey John, I see big Brown Demon trout and can not get them to play. The Bows will definitely light you up though. Ham

I had Justin take me up to Hammond Camp and I floated back to his place. That fish came about 1 mike or so above Sunburst. I caught one bigger than that the trip there before that, but I could not access my phone and I had no net. I took a quick measurement while drifting towards trouble. I wanted to get the fish back in the water. I think that one was around 23 inches. I catch a lot less fish than on the White, but the average size is WAY better.

21 plus inches of NFOW Rainbow

Same deal. I think that was a wise choice on your part.

I think I learn more on the days I struggle, but I like the days I fall into a big pile of them a lot more. I can definitely say its better to work hard and catch them late than it is to catch a big bunch first thing and then go STONE COLD for the rest of the day.

I've had flats and even true blow outs, but I've never had a tire come all to pieces like that one did. I do hope that this is a one and done experience for me.

"couldn't keep the white's off my lure" That is a GOOD problem to have. Jelly.

Having ZM in BSL is definitely going to cost me dozens of extra jigheads and/or lures a year. No doubt about that.

Hey Justin, Is there going to be any chance that NFOW will not get blown out by this rain event? I've got a buddy flying in that I need to show my fishing world to.

I've got a friend flying in Wednesday. I'm going to do my best to put him on SOME fish Thurs, Friday, and Sat.

TFR, we'll get together and learn from each other one of these days.

As I mentioned previously, I had a trailer tire disintegrate on the way home the last time I used my boat. I was unaware that trailer tires have about a 5 year lifespan. Mine were garage kept and were made months (not years) before they were put on the trailer. You can determine the age of your tires by checking The 4 digit code following DOT on the side walk of your tire. First two digits indicate week made/ next two indicate year made). My tires had been on the boat just over 7 years. I talked to cajunangler after tirepocolypse and he advised me to replace all four tires. Looking online confirmed this course of action. My local tire shop was not at all surprised by my tale of woe. They said swap them out at about 4 years of use. upon inspection I had another tire that was starting to seperate. It would likely have broken apart very soon. i got lucky in that my delaminating tire did not affect the other tire nor did it damage my trailer fender or boat. It being a tandem trailer gave me time to get to a safe location to put my spare tire on the trailer. My sincere advice is to check your tires and change them when needed at a time and place of your choosing.

Good stuff TFR.

I'll be every bit as interested in the Non Bass chats as i am the Bass chats AND I'm very interested in the Bass Chats.