gotmuddy
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When I read the title I was thinking more of a list. I never get on the rivers on the weekends so I dont know how it is, but when I am out on mondays I hardly ever see anyone.
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I have a converted boat trailer that I use that I have a whopping $200 in, but I have hauled canoes in the back of my truck with the tailgate down countless times with no trouble.
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I usually carry a bag full of everything, mainly because I am trying to learn new techniques, not just use what has worked in the past. Getting stuck using one type of lure will limit your versatility. Used to, I would fish cranks exclusively, and did good. Year before last I started using jerkbaits alot and did good. Last year was the year of the plastic, and did great. This year will be the year of the finesse worm.
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He makes a good point. You can rent a boat for $80 a day.
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I have grown fond of Denali rods, mainly because they are made fairly locally and sold in mtn home. warranty replacement is easy as pie. In the Canoe I carry 4-5 rods 7' cranking rod 7' jig rod 6'6" jerkbait/spinnerbait rod 6'6" tube jig spinning rod I have no problem casting those rods on waters as small as the southfork river.
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wal mart carries trolling motor props too.
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I used to run a 50hp evinrude on a 1648 jon boat with no troubles with 3 units online at least. You have to be careful and be very mindful of hazards. Those bass trackers will run some shallow water for a big boat. My neighbor has a pro 17 and it will take off and plane in 2ft of water. what part are you planning on fishing?
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just about everywhere will be muddy right now, we had 5" of rain yesterday and another inch today.
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I have a pet snapper that loves nightcrawlers.
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they are native to this area.
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Lake norfork is sitting within 3ft of where it was last year when all this crap happened.
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I use 6-8lb on my spinning reels and 8-10lb on my baitcasters.
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I really like the 11pt, its a great river.
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I love catching pickerel. I have a spot that has always produced them...between riverton and the narrows. The biggest I have landed was 22" but I have had a couple hooked up that were bigger.
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the fishery on the 11pt is great. I like the section between riverton and the narrows.
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good report.
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I am pretty methodical I guess, I like to pick apart every nook and cranny of a 5 mile float. I am torn on the first question though. Generally I catch 20+ fish on a good day with a 18" fish in the mix.
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Have Two Brand New Coosa's For You To Try Out!
gotmuddy replied to Justin Spencer's topic in North Fork of the White River
interdasting. I will be seeing you on a upcoming monday. -
Have Two Brand New Coosa's For You To Try Out!
gotmuddy replied to Justin Spencer's topic in North Fork of the White River
If I wanted to fish bryant could I rent it then go over there to use it? -
Have Two Brand New Coosa's For You To Try Out!
gotmuddy replied to Justin Spencer's topic in North Fork of the White River
what does it cost to rent a coosa? -
it sucks that a mere technicality like that will ruin it for him and the fish. The true injustice is the fish died for naught.
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Buffalo Canoes And/or Raddison Canoes
gotmuddy replied to Jack Jones's topic in Lodging, Camping, Kayaking and Caoneing
I have a 16ft buffalo that I solo. I like it alot. I built a seat that sits right in the middle of the canoe. We have had the buffalo for 3 years or so. -
I could certainly meet up with yall for a sunday float or monday, Depending on the water levels there are a couple really good creeks nearby.
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the strawberry is one I would like to explore this year, it starts right by my house.
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thats understandable. I have floated from bakers ford to gilbert, buffalo point to rush, and rush to the white and there is definitely unmatched scenery
