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They are not on sale but Garmin is offering a $200 rebate

We are so blessed thank you from the bear den

come to think of it, the Sukoshi Bugs were not there. but I am not familiar with those anyway, and own way too much plastic already. So someone may get them who knows what they are doing. No worries, here, fat, dumb and happy.

Everything received check is in the mail, Thank You. Two Lots now Combined - Finess worms, hellmigranites, and Sukoshi Bugs $18 Former Lot #11 - 30 plus spinner baits and buzz baits $24

only had to swim out once, was only using a 5 No worries my friend, will have my good eye on it, but might mistake me for a big fat rock.....or an ole moss back loggerhead turtle

I was told many years ago to place a 50 or 100 dollar bill under a rock at waters edge, that way you will keep an eye on it..... I am not as cultured as you and refer to the above practice as "tea bagging" tight lines

I will take the finess worms and spinnerbait lots.

Yeah what Ronnie said, agree Thank you Al

Also use river data, do not think it works on android. Have my 33 favorites, quick easy and has the discharge and medians etc. do not have to scroll through every gauge in the state....... fast easy. used river flows when I had a droid, it was pretty good, but one of the reasons I went back to apple.

Landon is growing into a fine young man, enjoy him while you can.

At least someone showed up to the game...... Second half was better, not sure if Coach Wilks has been out of the college game too long or lack of talent or both? O simply does not click, maybe Spencer Rattler will be the next big ..... Kelly Bryant?? g

http://www.budsmotorsports.com/boat-trailers---single not sure of his current inventory

Call Brad :

Brad is out of pocket asked me to post the following: “The tournaments will start in April. Duckett fishing has recently trade marked Crappie Slayers and I am no longer able to use it. I have a new name selected and when it is legally protected will produce a tournament schedule. Thanks for your patience. “

Sold pending payment. Thanks

Best of luck. I should be in phone range Sunday evening.

Well this is a bit embarrassing on the open forum, but it appears I lack the intelligence and/or coordination to operate it properly. Guys tell me I just have to "learn" it but it has been a problem for me. I use the remote quite well. For spot lock on brush, or maintaining a 1.3 mph on points for walleye it is just wonderful. I do fish behind docks….a lot, afraid of damaging my boat or a dock have to be careful. I seemed to be learning it well but sustained a ankle injury in January 2017 that has limited my fishing time, and my ankle simply does not seem to have the control to operate the flatter pedal. Will you like it? Can not say for sure, but if I was choosing between a Terrova or a conventional foot control..... the Terrova wins easy.

Just west of Springfield, nw outside of Republic

Have a carefully used Terrova, the spot lock is a game changer for crappie and trout, I have went to a Ultrex due to an ankle injury . A New one is about $2000 so $800???It is on the boat and glad to test drive, it all works fine...at least what I am smart enough to use. Attached are pictures, the first is the worse scuff on the motor, likely could buff out. will consider shipping???? or meet in SW MO Thanks

White river.....not being a sa basically anything below 9.8 or 100 cfs is too low 9.3 50 cfs would be a carry not a float

I run both, the 20x42 glass boat will float over stuff the tin boat will not, but the 18x48 tin will run over stuff on plane the glass boat will not, (both jets) I think @Stein wood boat will float even shallower. The best argument I have heard from the white river guys is that the glass is quieter????? Drop pliers put fish down in the tin??? That said if I was limited to one, which I may be soon, will be a 2048 Alweld with a 25 Tohatsu jet (40/25 11pt legal) I think a lot of difference on the white is that everyone down there knows how to glass a boat at birth.... genetics or something.

Darn Stein, hate to see you let her go. She is a fine river craft and great to fish out of. Would be a great boat for any river person. If I were more sure of my health I would be on it. Best of Luck my friend. g

5/512 would be .0097

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