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My enthusiastic vote goes to the Five Fish Lures Ultimate Ned Jigs. They have a good variety of weights, the hook sizes are perfect and strong, and they have a great braided wire weedguard which does not unravel and can easily be bent back into shape.

I often wonder what happened when I pass those white, road-side crosses in the middle of nowhere. That wreck would've been horrific and I'm glad you didn't have to witness it or worse, be involved.

I often wonder what happened when I pass those white, road-side crosses in the middle of nowhere. That wreck would've been horrific and I'm glad you didn't have to witness it or worse, be involved.

Nice report, Bobby. Thanks.

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but does anyone in the Table Rock area have an old, working, Lowrance HDS-8 Gen 2 laying around that they'd be willing to part with?

Doing well, Daryk. I hope all is well with you?

Not sure about the north end but you can launch at Mill Creek on the south side of the bridge.

Shorts in February? Need a dancing banana emoji. 😎

Yes sir

Saw those A-10s last year. Always gives me goosebumps. Wish they'd fly over more often. My condolences on the tough fishing, kind of. 😀

As always, a most interesting post. Curious how you can differentiate between residents and roamers? Year to year, I find it next to impossible to find concentrations of fish on prior year spots and have convinced myself that they're all roamers. 😀

If you fish alone much, spot lock or anchor mode as MG calls it, is simply fantastic. It has made my fishing so much more relaxing. I can stay on fish, retie, change baits, fool with a fish, eat lunch, nap, etc, all with impunity from the wind. I'm in the 3rd season with a MG Tour Pro and it's been very good.

Nice. I think I might know the laydown of which you speak. 🙂

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