dan hufferd

Go north, look at alumiweld, kingfisher, and the like. If I can swing it I really like kingfisher, G3 has an all weld with aluminum consoles too.

Well I may have to give fluorocarbon another shot. I hate changing line all the time. I love off shore fishing as well.🤔 What size fluorocarbon do you all recommend for an all around casting set up? My spinners are going to stay with braid for sure.

Has anyone tried this ?

How was the sonar? Normal or was it a lesser version? Thanks for the real world review.

This has always been a good color for me this time of year, in size #7 blue tiger flicker shad.

It never really said anything about proof, but I guess in a small community the perpetrator was obvious? Interesting story.

Well said !

It's pretty sweet

Well did you get it ?

Yeah I'm sorry I should have been more specific, the reviews are for poor delivery times and failure to communicate with clients, not quality. You did mention a lengthy wait.

If you look up Northfork composites they have terrible reviews, some of the worst I've seen.

That might make a sweet little jet for the river, (you would have to build a transom) I sure like that gen of yamaha, I had skeeter with one of those it ran flawlessly.

I love catching suspended spots off shore, and there is another fish that I like to go after that relates to the spotted bass off shore feeding frenzy. I think they will be giving out tickets for 12 LM, I believe some people don't know the difference.

Parents dogs weight between 4.5 and 3 lb. These little ones are 10 weeks and are right at 1 lb. 2 males 2 females. This is my wife's gig so I will be referring all questions her way, let me know if you are interested.

20k # Reese and 10k # receiver I do not have the mounting tracks for the 5th wheel yet, but I believe I can get them. I am live south of Carthage Mo. I am open to reasonable offers.

I cannot blame them.

NICO Fishing LLC 417-291-1792 I know him well, you can tell him I sent you, but he might charge you more

I owned a portable welding service for over 10 yrs, building pipe fence kept my family fed, I figured my average footage per year was around 20,000 ft, so I have a little experience with property lines and the like. I recall building fence near carthage a long a water way, the client wanted the fence to cross the ditch and butt into the buttress of the bridge. The county commissioner happened to drive by, he informed me that I was not allowed to cross the right-of-way with any private fencing. There were people driving from the road along the creek and making a mess, this was an attempt to keep people out. That being said I see many people (nearly everyone) fencing all the way to a bridge, but technically the right-of-way is government property. As far as legal access I have no idea, but I know you can not cross private land to gain access to the water. Too much open ended nomenclature in the law about this.

Thank you. I may call on you for advice someday. If you see an Altec man basket and mounting hardware laying around, please let me know. I may have found one but not sure yet.

It should be handy for loafing sheds, pole barns and tree trimming.

Not really, I bought this rig and drove it 600 miles home. I'm not selling the truck but if someone needs some help with something that you think this could do let me know. It has a 42 ft reach, max lift capacity of 29k#, 18" auger, 20k# wench on the front and 4x4. If I advertise as a "crane" things get super expensive so I can't do that. I hope you are getting my drift. I am also looking for a man basket and mounting hardware, which will add to it's usefulness. If I run it bouncing of the governor springs it gets about 7 mpg. It lives in Carthage Mo. so keep that in mind.

Beautiful pictures !

You don't need as many of those to make a meal.

Not only that you should see how many bass get netted from the streams and river around Carthage. There are folks from Southern countries netting bass with reckless abandon and keeping everything. The local authorities know about it, but cannot stop them. It's crazy over here !

I was not there when it happened, but I suppose limits were imposed based on the impact fishing/hunting had on the population of what game you are going for. At some point there were no regs' on anything, and I would assume populations got decimated. (I have a talent for stating the obvious) I bet we are better at reacting to improved harvest methods than we were 100yrs ago. Example: In my area you can hunt varmints with thermal imaging, and a rifle after dark. My neighbor has a 22-250 with a can and thermal (really nice set up) he put serval coyotes and bobcats to sleep last year after dark. He probably has 8K in that set up. I remember a day not too long ago when there was none of that allowed. I wonder how long it will be before there are no bobcats or coyotes? Then the varmint regs' will tighten Anywho, I feel like we are doing the same with sport fishing but I reckon we are reacting fairly quickly. I think hunting deer with armed drones is probably next, probably at night from the comfort of the truck or living room, probably just paint balls or something, "shoot and release" kinda thing, it will be too much work to drag it out of the woods and process it. Sorry for getting off the path. We used to catch fish because we like to eat them, we are way away from that now. Don't taste that good anyway😜