Low_Budget_Hooker

yea, but if you fill the bucket w/ 6 inches of water, it's now a crapper too, can you crap in the bag ? I use the bucket primarily in salt water where the boat is bigger and the water much deeper. Just pointing out a money saver but great points.

gotta love outboards,.....

great price

Save your cash and use a 5 gallon bucket. Works great for small boats.

Been talking to argyl a bit and I would say go for it. If I can help, let me know. This is the boat I just did. http://bassresource.com/cgi-bin/bass_fish/YaBB.pl?board=boating_ID;action=display;num=1119359773

alloymike,..remember when these were just outside of snug harbor?? Those were the days! PS- you have a pm.

Someone else--fish fishburne peferably Wilma Flintstone or Betty Rubble? (we do this on the boat all the time, give it a try, you really start stretching for stuff when it's just the two of you)

nick, I hope it wasn't me that offended you. I have enjoyed your posts and are one of the few who's opinion really made me think a bit. I think we both just stated our opinions which aren't the same but that's a forum, right? I may not agree or disagree with you but your opinion is always welcome and respected in my eyes.

a bass' smell is 10,00 times stronger than ours. Same as a dog. The molecules from a scent disperse into the water so the water closest to the source will saturate more. Same thing as putting out a block of frozen chum/blood to attract a shark.

well put

Add stripers and bluefish to the list!

I'd have to see it but it's probably 4,6 or 8 gauge w/ my money on 6

I was a member yrs ago. I used to really look forward to reading the articles, espesially the seasonal stuff but since the net has come along, with sites like this one,..I don't bother anymore. Most mags are just a compilation of ads.

all of the above plus put your time in. Don't get mad if you don't see a monster the first day out. (or the 100th day for that matter)

you've echoed all of us!

Dry rot tires. Easy one. Next time you pull a rotted or old tire off your trailer, keep it. Make sure you give it some terminal damage before storing in your truck. You are about to have a trailer blowout on youir way HOME from fishing. Very important not to say it happened on the way TOfishing because then you could have fixed it and come home. Luckily enough, some friendly redneck named Cletus is going to happen to have a tire at his house that you can borrow to get home. He lives 5,10 or up to 25 miles away depending on how much time you need. DOUBLE BENEFIT- After returning the tire to your newfound friend, you will need to withdraw $50 from the checking account to get another one at your local boating store. This money can now be used to pay for somthing you've been wanting for your boat. Be sure not to get the great idea of getting a spare tire on this trip to the store. This will null and void the use of this whopper in the future with the next girlfriend. Good luck. There are 457 more where that came from. I have them categorized by season on my computer. File will be for sale @ www.bassproshops.com in late November. Makes a great gift for any fishing partner , father, brother , or in-law. Book comes with a false cover titled "How to treat your woman better" retail $24.99

Got anyone you don't like? Soak a rag with scent and leave in car during a hot day,...practical jokes are non-stop between UPS drivers and this one never fails,...I like to tuck it up under the heater box,lol

Nice rig! I'm not a big bass boat afficionado, so without offending you, is that an old boat? It looks (style-wise) to be a bit older and if so,...that thing is immaculate!

http://www.myjonboat.com/gerry.htm

I use a single switchable/tiltable headlamp. $13.99

senko77,......... We'll see,...Sun, 3am, be ready! Lookin' forward to learnin' from a 9!!!

Sure would

Tell her you were fishing. Tell her you love her too much to make up some lie. She'll never see it coming and in her confusion, will not know which reaction to spit at you therefor leaving her to ponder and you to escape.

I agree with Brad. In our lake , we start the night off fishing all humps that have 4-6' of water on them. The deeper the nearby water, they better these places hold fish. Our lake offers lots of these so we are lucky. Also,.If a small grass island or island has a "tongue" coming off one side, those are also awesome spots. Once in a while however, a biggin' can be picked up cruising the banks and weed edges in shallower water. Fun stuff!

After reading earthworms post, I have re-thought this and he is absolutely right. Changing my rank to a 6.