Jerry Rapp
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Trolling motor in river Jon boat
Jerry Rapp replied to Jdecoudres's topic in Tips & Tricks, Boat Help and Product Review
win the lottery and buy Lithium batteries. -
The perfect fishing show
Jerry Rapp replied to LittleRedFisherman's topic in General Angling Discussion
thanks for posting this LRF. I enjoy the old shows. Lynn Dollar has a bunch of the old Bassmasters and FLWs on You Tube. I wish the old Virgil Ward shows were available on You Tube. -
I wonder what they did with all the "meat"? Isn't there possession limits? You can't eat ducks of goose for every meal.
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Interesting listen on today’s Bass Talk Live
Jerry Rapp replied to Sore Thumbs's topic in Table Rock Lake
but they need more funding to study it further. When I was growing up, Dad had a pond about 1 acre in size. There were several bass that I caught each year that had identifying marks so you could tell them apart. That pond sure didn't have 35% annual die offs. -
well, what did you guys talk about?
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if you really want to know, google Section 404 and Section 401 permits. EPA regulations, which the Corps is involved with. The permits have to do with discharge into public waterways and and placing material into wetlands, blah, blah, blah.
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not too awfully bad in Arcadia Valley. Bad enough. About 4 inches. Roads are apparently a mess based on fakebook chatter. Cleared off a space for little dog to pee, and opened up the bird feeders. 33 degrees at 9 a.m. I think we should survive, but we did call off golf for the weekend.
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toilet paper?
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geez, out of curiosity I googled the costs to join one of those clubs. Holy crap batman. Talk about expensive just to kill a few ducks.
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took this photo today at the golf course.
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obviously no need to stock that lake
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a guy over on the Antique Board at BBC identified it. It is a Rustler made by Wright and McGill. I found a listing for one on ebay to confirm it.
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a couple of weeks ago a discussion was going on about putting skirts on Midge-O-Orenos and such. Came across the bottom lure in this photo in one of my inherited tackle boxes, tried to find that thread with no luck so started a new thread. Dad and Pa both lived in Flat River, so I am sure one them used this lure on the Big River somewhere along the line. Anyone (Al?) have any idea what it is? The little spinner on the back is sort of intriguing, and the shredded ribbon was obviously added as an enticer.
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neat stories Bill. My partner and I won a little Grumman aluminum bass boat at Stockton in the 93 AmBASSador fish off. Jo Ann and Catfish were the supporting dealer and they treated us like we were Roland Martin and Bill Dance. Being on the other side of the state, it would have been too much hassle to buy through them, but recommended them whenever possible. They also helped support MWBT through the years. Good people.
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let's say a generation for a bass is 10 years. What will happen to the bass population in 5 or 10 generations of mixed breeding? Will every bass be a hybridized specie?
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thanks for the story
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my old tournament dip net with the extended handle would have been much easier to use, and probably would have caught it before the dog pissed.
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thanks Bo for the detailed explanation! It makes it a lot easier to visualize your techniques. There is more detailed information in your answers than in 99% of any fishing article I have ever read.
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this was an interesting read on Bass Fan this morning... http://www.bassfan.com/docktalk_article/19476/balog:-industry-winds-shifting#.XAB_nYtKjIU
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Bo - what size line do you use to help feel the lure in 60 feet of water? I assume you make about a 100 foot cast, peel off line to get it to the bottom? 160 feet of line out to begin with. 50+ yards of line. And when you get snagged, do you get directly over the bait to retrieve it? Just trying to visualize fishing that deep and maintaining contact and feel.
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Not only is Toledo Bend big, 180,000 acres, it has massive shallow areas(called flats) that are shallower than 20 feet which makes for a tremendous amount of habitat for largemouth.
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yes
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I see the number of replies, but not the view numbers.
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just curious, where do you see "views per post"?
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well, it is obvious. Stock Florida largemouth and Minnesota smallmouth.
