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Re: Looking for a new fishing spot for April time frame???
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glenn57.the guy that outfished you on long. Shane's old site!!!!!!

i dropped horseradish roots at oars an mine in crosby????


Outfished me? That doesn't sound even remotely familiar.

Posted on: 2/12 16:20:59
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Re: Looking for a new fishing spot for April time frame???
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Bobb-o wrote:
April might be pushing it for open water on a lot of lakes.
hey stranger.......good to see ya still kicking!!!!!!!!!


New phone, who dis?

Posted on: 2/11 16:05:51
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Re: Looking for a new fishing spot for April time frame???
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April might be pushing it for open water on a lot of lakes.

Posted on: 2/11 13:09:59
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Re: Someone to assemble an ice rod?
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What are you looking for in a custom? Glass or Carbon? Length? Handle type?

Posted on: 2/4 14:07:33
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Re: Sunset Lodge Fishing & Ice Report - 1.8.21
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Hi Megan!

Posted on: 1/13 18:53:24
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Re: Which Vexilar?
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Marcum was clearing out all their flashers with the old lead acid batteries on their website, looks like the M5 is sold out now, but Scheels still has them for $399:
https://www.scheels.com/p/marcum-m5-flasher-system/85722400273.html?store=&gclid=Cj0KCQiAk53-BRD0ARIsAJuNhpu3V5WnBo6YqHYy63-aWYhMxSaseY3Ez5L_jPRupT2D4Mq774Luy8EaAp8TEALw_wcB

Otherwise, Marcum has some M3's for $299
https://marcumtech.com/product/m-3/

Posted on: 2020/12/2 16:49
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Re: Line counter line recommendations
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I run a mono backing with leadcore and then a a fluoro leader. Never ran it with boards, so I am not sure how much it might pull them down.

Posted on: 2020/7/28 10:18
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Marcum LX7 on Bow?
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Gonna mount my LX-7 up by the trolling motor. Already have the open water transducer kit, but trying to figure out which mount I should put it on. Anyone with this setup that could give a recommendation? Would love to just bring it into the store and get some ideas, but the closest Cabela's is over an hour away and L&M is 45 minutes, so pretty limited to online and most don't mention the LX-7.

Posted on: 2020/4/25 15:47
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Re: Hub style shelters
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I love my Otter Lodge hub. We use it year round for camping and fishing. plenty of room for two people on a queen-sized cot with room for our gear, and it stays plenty warm with the insulated fabric and the buddy heater on low.

Posted on: 2019/12/12 13:14
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Re: Navionics app
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Sonar chart is a combination of everyone that runs the chip in their boats and updates it. The Navionics setting is generally the government maps or lakes that Navionics has actually mapped. So, on smaller or less popular lakes, the sonar chart is better.

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What is more accurate in your opinions the navionics setting or the sonar setting while using the app ?

Dan

Posted on: 2019/12/11 15:10
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