Siebert Outdoors

Exactly!

After this ordeal I'm going to also. My motor has about 4 different sizes of line too.

Congrats to you all!!

Last fishing excursion my outboard starting to act up and not pump constant fuel. So I started the whole process of elimination of checking the primer bulb and hoses. Those were aging so I replaced them even though they were not the main problem. I kept looking and found this little guy hiding under one of the carburetors. The hose has a slit about 1" long in it. Simple fix luckily, but one of those things we deal with owning a boat. I'm in the process of replacing all the fuel line in the motor that shows any wear so this doesnt happen on a big lake.

Not sure how many you want but these would be the tops: Extreme Shaky head + Rage Menace Dredge Jig 1/2 brush Black blue +Rage Bluebug trailer Pointer 78 AM Shad Black/Chart SOS squarebill

Nice Mark, I was thinking the Black album.

Thanks Glenn,

How is the hook holding up over time?

How long does the snow last down there 24 hrs max?

Awesome outting!! Congrats.

I use the overhead throw a lot with traps and jerkbaits. Fishing in the northern lakes its about the only cast I use. Side arm doesn't get the bait out as far for me.

I had the opportunity to fish with Beckie also on this years road trip. Great times!!!

Nicely done!!

Looks like this but I wouldnt buy one just to weigh the weights. They are fairly expensive. http://shop.rcbs.com/Products/Powder-Measures-and-Scales/Scales/Mechanical/5-0-5-Scale.aspx

I'll order both! Thanks for the help!!

You guys are right. I'll build them. What size hook do you guys like. I'm thinking 10's

I've been walleye fishing more and more in the rivers with 3/4-1oz jig heads with a 4-4.5" trailer. This is working great for me but the problem I'm running into is crappy stinger hooks. What brand stingers do you all use and what size hook do you like? I'm having a lot of issues with the hooks breaking on fish and need something better. I'm really considering building my own with some owner Stingers.

I use a reloading scale.

I'm in!! Sending PM

For that cold of weather I'd use a good neoprene wader. Probably something centered around duck hunting. That is what I use. Most of them have a nylon outside that will hold up better to the ice and sticks then just a neoprene outside. They are not cheap.

I agree with all above. Pouring lead in your place is not a good idea.

Going to here soon!!

And main lake points!!

Build jigs, figure out how to make lures better. Hunt!!

Awesome Smallies A-Jay