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TnRiver46

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  1. In TN river all the fish eat in the same places regardless of species
  2. Sometimes you can see white bubbles in Rapids on satellite images. Other times the narrower the river the faster the water will be for the most part
  3. They can find the worm in coffee water. Even if you add cream and sugar
  4. Well that’s weird! Mine does the same thing will all 3 switches
  5. I fished it 3 summers ago, I liked it a lot. I think there’s another member or two that fish it. A few of the boat ramps were high and dry due to low water at that point, I’m not sure if the lake has come back up
  6. @Sam, he’s just a freshman in high school! Let’s tackle sophomore year next..... congrats on the award!
  7. That’s a good idea, will do that. Wonder what that 3rd one is for?
  8. I’m still a ned holdout. I’ve used some that friends gave me but never bought one. I sure do throw this a lot though, a fraction of the cost and gets stuck far less
  9. I’m hoping typing this out will help others and maybe myself sometime down the road. I’ve had some power trim issues for a year or two (or maybe more?). The problem is always intermittent and always that the motor will go down but not up. One night I had launched about 6-8 miles from home and the motor wouldn’t lift. I made it home but couldn’t back up into my driveway. The plastic nut to let the pressure off the hydraulic motor was stripped out so we were back to the drawing board. There are 3 relays in a vertical arrangement under the cowling, let’s call the top one #1, middle #2, and bottom #3. I switched relay 1 and 2 and magically the trim would go up and down. But when I took it to the lake it was alarming and wouldn’t start when I turned the key. I Switched them back to original position and everything worked normally. That was maybe a year ago, I’ve had a few minimal issues with it not lifting up since but it always worked if you toggled the switch enough times. Well tonight when I got off the water it wouldn’t lift up again. I couldn’t get up into the driveway so I switched relay 1 and 2 and viola , trim works both ways. But I remembered the alarming from last time so I turned the key to on position and sure enough it was alarming again. I have a replacement relay that a fishing buddy got me while back, figured I would try it out. I tried replacing #1 with the new one and no change. Tried replacing #2 and everything works normally, but I haven’t taken it to the water yet (doesn’t alarm with key in the on position). Hopefully this means relay #2 was bad all along and that #1 is “down,” #2 is “up,” and #3 remains a mystery
  10. I am my own stylist.......... I use the numbered guards
  11. I never catch anything ripping them like that, but I do catch them with regular twitches sometimes. Watch @A-Jayfish one, he just strolls it along
  12. Sure looks like the same one to me!!!
  13. It sounded like one too
  14. What lure do I struggle with? All the ones that aren’t soft plastic
  15. That all depends on what you’re after and how much you use it. The green ones you can get at hardware stores are great for a homeowner using it 2-3 times a year. If you are trapping daily they will eventually get destroyed, especially by raccoons and/or groundhogs . We have a massive collection of broken traps. Tomahawk is my favorite brand, safeguard a close second durability would be my most important factor, maybe set the trap and spring it a few times before purchasing, see if you like how it fires off. Also the solid metal doors on cage traps like havahart don’t last long, usually the first raccoon destroys it
  16. Probably because the rightful owner of the television was chasing them with a baseball bat
  17. ‘93 Toyota pickup is my favorite you listed.......
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