I just registered an outboard from there. We filled out a 1957, and I made sure to get the previous registration documents to back up all of the info. They took it without a hitch, had a title a week later.
I may do it more in the future, seems like anything with titles here is automatically worth double. Can run over to Arkansas or Kansas and get them cheaper.
I used Thill Pro and these. I like the latter better but I can't remember why, been a while since I used them.
https://www.lurenet.com/thill-gold-medal-supreme-stealth
I use it. I usually run about 60-75ft to stay close to the bottom in <20ft. I use a longer leader too, 20-30 feet.
I really don't like it that much. It's like fishing with steel cable, but it works. Snap weights are a little handier, but I don't use them all that often either. Most of the time I'm trolling over shallower water for walleyes.
I don't even bother with a lure retriever anymore. I'd say 3 times out of 4 a snag will free if you turn around and go the other direction. My opinion would probably change if I used more $8 Rogues and Wally Divers though.
The flu vaccine is what, 50% effective on a good year? And the flu has been around for centuries.
That's what concerns me the most. Covid isn't going away any time soon, a vaccine isn't going to be a cure-all.
Getting a lot of Americans on board with vaccines is a challenge in itself nowadays.
Do you fish jigging raps vertical or cast them?
I clip the front hook off and don't lose as many, that is when I don't forget to open the bail and send them flying into the sunset.
One caught in Caplinger a few years ago, it was posted here if I'm not mistaken, and I saw a Facebook post from someone that said they caught one in Stockton. Take that for what it's worth though.
Probably not enough in there to justify fishing them, but they're in there.
Crazy. I have the exact same boat with a DT75 Suzuki on it. Didn't think I'd ever see another of that combo.
The boats an 84-85? Motor is likely a little newer, somewhere around 89 or so?
Does the Zuke run?
Ordered and didn't end up needing, retailer won't take it back because of the virus.
It's new and unopened. This is what the Helix 5/7 SI models come with, may work with others.
$150 shipped or $140 picked up, OBO.
I think most of us that fish regularly prefer to stay off the lake during holiday weekends.
I'm not a bass fisher, but like the idea and would participate in the future.
The lake really got pounded with rain earlier today. Lots of trash and dirty water by the dam. Was actually clearer further down by Hawker.
All I caught was a couple bass. Tough. Storms were gone by 5PM and the water was real slick, 70 degrees.
Only one other rig at Crabtree. A welcome surprise.
If you are planning on getting Livescope, then I would get the capable graphs now so it is easier in the future. No need to switch and resell later.
I would also consider the new Garmin trolling motor, if you're gonna be running Garmin graphs as well. It will run on both 24 and 36, if 24 is not enough, you can just buy another battery and run it on 36.
Wish there was still some of those Echomap 93SVs still floating around for $599, that was a bargain.
The Hook series is getting pretty dated and was entry level when it was new. I'd probably opt for a Helix 8, 9, or 10 for not much more money. There are also some Echomap units in that same price range, if you're willing to skip the side imaging.
Transmission trouble? The DCT in those was pretty terrible. Not sure if they ever did figure out a permanent fix. That tech is still in infancy, most manufacturers are still trying to figure out how to make them last long term.