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Power chair battery, that's a great idea! Which one do you use? Can you send some kind of link?

I've read that lawnmower batteries are a good choice for powering side imaging units on small boats. I've used the Cabela's small 12v, but I want something with more longevity. My questions are: 1) will this power my Garmin 73sv? 2) how do I attach my unit to the terminals? 3) any videos?

Stay home. It's dangerous. When it falls to normal pool, silver buddies and 1/8pz hair jigs around deep, rocky eddies.

I'll be there tomorrow night! What's your company?

I'm researching the technique and I'm wondering what you all do for stinger hooks on flutter spoons. I read what Ben Parker does, but I want to hear some others. Thanks!

Their hooks are sharpened by Daiichi. You're good to go!

Personally, I really like mine. You have to try it for yourself and let that be the factor.

I like my Ardents. I have a few grands and an elite. They cast as far as the Lews and Revos I've owned. For 50% off, I'd go hold one first and then buy one if you like it.

My solution: MLF rules for tournaments. My old club did this on release-only lakes.

Yes you can! And I do. You can call them direct and order cards of them. They make a great jig.

I used to live in Fort Atkinson and would frequent Dorn's on my way to fish Monona Bay. Great little shop. They have another location in east town, I believe. Gander mountain should have what you're looking for as well.

D&L Advantage Jig: $2.99 @ TW. Best jig for the money, period.

Looking for a mounting option for my new 73sv. It's going to be mounted on a portable transducer mount for my Jon. Im looking for something thing that allows me to adjust the position in several ways. What do you use?

Bass pro has/had the Garmin 73sv w/ CHIRP sonar for $550! I got one for my Jon boat! Go now!

D&L Advantage Jig! It's a sleeper!

As a lefty retriever, I often feel discouraged when trying to buy a new baitcasting reel. Only a few brands carry lefty reels with different gear ratio options. And often times, having a variety of gear ratios means buying different brands which isn't the end of the world. i just learned that Duckett's 300 Series, which only retails for $129, is now available and is available in 5.3:1, 6.4:1, and 7.1:1 in lefty and righty! I'm going to order one to try it out. Hazzah! Maybe Duckett isn't "your" brand of reel, but I'm not judging them until try it out. I'll let you know what I think.

I was fishing 3' of water. I've also caught 7lb'ers on deep cranks in Pennsylvania. Look at my avatar.

Yes. They will. I went to college in Mid-NY state and caught several 3-5lb bass on a Strike King King Shad when it first launched.

I own one, but haven't thrown it yet. That said, I caught a 4lb largie last year with a squirrel tail in its throat. Yes, it'll work... even in Michigan.

The Duckett Terex series is about $150, though I'm sure you can find them cheaper on Amazon or elsewhere. Dean Rojas designed a 7'4" H frog rod that would do everything you described and more.

Duckett Micro Magic Pro or White Ice, 7'3" Heavy-Fast. I own one and the techniques you mentioned is exactly what I use it for.

They are awesome baits.

It's a great frog.

Which are your favorites? Mine are: 1) Bassmaster 2) Bass Quest 3) FLW I'd like to hear what you prefer and why.

Just epoxy the dividers in place.