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I have a toyota tacoma v6 and pull our 18 ft fish and ski with a 175 with it just fine. I have mud tires which makes the gas mileage absolutely horendous when pulling it (9-10mpg) but it pulls and stops it just fine.

West fork should have some good current tomorrow.

Were you on priest again? If so, what part of the lake were you on?

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Do not go for the orra sx. Your best bet is the citica for the price and then if you don't choose it, the revo s. The orras have a bad problem with the anti reverse failing on them. I have had about three break on me and I can tell that another is about to go. You may get lucky and it not happen but I wish now that I had just spend the extra thirty bucks to not have this problem only a year later.

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Spring creek is gonna be one of the places to be here after this week of warm weather. It was already 54 degrees saturday so it is probably pushing 55 to 56 right now. When your in there right now, make sure you know exactly where your at. Five feet one way or the other in certain spots and your boat is not going to be a boat anymore. Also watch the first cut to the right out of fate sanders. There is a stump there that I have never seen before and I nearly crushed it the other day had my friend not said something.

Priest is a tough lake period. When the west fork and east fork of the stones have current, try that with a jig or some kind of flipping lure. The spots that seem to do the best for me are where there are huge pieces of chunk rock. I like spring creek the best in the spring and fall. Pick up the tn fishing map that has the contour lines and it tells what lures are known to produce well on priest. Anything that resembles a gizzard shad color or crawfish color works. Overall, priest is just tough because it is fished so much. During the summer, there are tournaments just about every night and normally atleast two tournaments on saturday and one every sunday.

are you fishing percy priest?

This rig doesn't make bass fishing a "no brainer". I went out today and threw it for probably three hours and never had one even hit it. I tried shallow all the way to seeing them on my graph on ledges suspended and still did not catch them. Before i used it, I thought it made it way easier but it still is not a sure fire way of catching them. It is very neat looking in the water and just another lure to use to try and catch some bass.

Id be using a single or double colorado blade spinnerbait in that dirty water and forget the jerkbait. Keep using the crankbaits though.

One lure you can take that will keep you from taking a bunch of tackle is a jig. You can fish that from top to bottom and in a variety of ways.

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I like p-line cxx in 12 and 15 ib test. It seems to work for pretty much everything. It is not the best when it comes to memory but it certainly makes up for it when it comes to abrasian resistance and strength. In flouro, I have used seagaur invisx and trilene 100 percent in 12 and 20 ib test and did not have any problems with either of them.

I flip and pitch with 20 ib flourocarbon. I fish a very rocky lake so I didn't want to take the chance of the rocks cutting the braid.

1/2 or 3/4 oz cylinder weight that bass pro sells.

Where do yall choose to fish when there are baitfish from the main lake all the way to the very backs of the creeks? Do you just start at the main lake and work your way back till you find which area is holding the most fish?

lipless crankbait

1. Jig 2. Rat l trap, Super spot, or Redeye Shad 3. Spinnerbait 4. Zara spook or h2o knockoff lucky craft topwater 5. Number 5 or 7 shallow shad rap

Blacklights are meant to be used with flourescent line so you can see your line, not the shore. correct me if im wrong someone.

I catch fish on them from spring to fall. I duck hunt so dont do much fishing in the winter but I know they work then. I had two threes within about ten casts just the other day with water temps in the 90s. They are a great bait to use anytime.

Slow down like everyone else has been saying. I started catching a lot more fish on a spinnerbait when I let it sink down to the bottom and then start slow rolling it along with adding some pops in it.