dtrs5kprs
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That's a great rod.
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Prodigy is a Daiwa, made for Cabela's, I believe.
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Daiwa. Don't need to spend a lot. Their $50 twirlers are as good as the $120 ones. Drags work, and they take abuse.
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You get used to it after a decade or so. Have to push the door farther back and clamp it too, then trim the motor to vertical to get that part in. Really, if you pick one side and get it nice and tight, the other one takes care of itself.
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Good problem to have.
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Table Rock Buoy Removal and Massive Boat Wakes
dtrs5kprs replied to Browning Guy's topic in Table Rock Lake
Exactly. And some of those groups are fairly effective. If you could show harm to endangered species, water quality, etc... -
Table Rock Buoy Removal and Massive Boat Wakes
dtrs5kprs replied to Browning Guy's topic in Table Rock Lake
Shoreline erosion, and the water quality angle, are going to be a key parts of making headway with this. Perhaps even to the point of contacting some of the various, and generally not well liked, environmental groups. -
Nice report Bo. High water years do seem to throw the deep bite out of kilter.
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Hit and miss, I would say.
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Guess the MO Craw bugs me, as did their earlier attempt at a version of V38. Close, but off. Color on those baits is equally important as sound and action. Maybe more so, on a Saturday when half of SWMO is flinging them at the fish.
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Honestly, I'm just not lit up by the new spro colors. They look ok, but not like a good original or custom. If I need to fish deeper than a wart will run, I have a few other goodies to get there. And their lips won't break.
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I'm good without them.
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Exactly this. They will actually push a little better in a straight line than a single will. Mine going in the hole. Pucker Factor of 10.
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Indeed. It's pretty darn close to the mark.
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And some canyon looking stuff. Not that I'm driving through our Outback to see any of it.
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Table Rock Buoy Removal and Massive Boat Wakes
dtrs5kprs replied to Browning Guy's topic in Table Rock Lake
There are workarounds that would at least address both issues. No wake under bridges, no wake in creek arms, etc. Those would bug a lot of bass guys too, but they are in place in some other states. -
Tony worked on mine in April. That's where I would go, if possible.
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Yes, and as mentioned above, the 1/8oz used to be a killer. We threw it at Bull with the old U2 eel, a smaller version of the split tail eel. In addition to cold water, they will really catch them at night too.
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Indeed. I have very little interest in owning a dock. Just something close to a decent ramp or two.
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No doubt it's a mix of both.
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They'll eat a Ned like crazy at night. Even the regular daytime colors. Plain old TX rigged salt craw is always good too.
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Find a pre-Z 521, have the glass and interior redone, and hang new a new pusher and puller on it. It's a better hull than the Z's.
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Bunch of fargin iceholes.
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Lot of folks take them up. Dynamite on lake trout too. Don't overlook the pearl Zinkerz or Shadz up north.
