Born 2 fish

Lews super duty wide spool super tuned with Hedgehog bearings. 65 lb 832 on a og tatula 7’4 frog rod. It’s ridiculous how far I can throw a hollow belly frog.

I use 2 rods for t rigs one is a 7’3 tatula elite multi purpose for sparse cover. And the other is a OG tatula 7’2 heavy for heavy grass. I like a stiffer rod to snap my bait out of the thicker grass.

Thanks hopefully I’ll get out a few hours Wednesday.

Yes I bought it from Bedford sales.

No name for it yet.

Here she is can’t wait to get her broken in and a catch some fish. 2023 819 pro xp merc 200 Pro xs 4-s

I really wanted a new Suzuki on my new Phoenix but it wasn’t possible.

My ninja grass blade was on for 7 years with the 2 sided tape i put that thing through some slop and pads every trip. I sold that boat so I don’t know if it is still on. I have a new ninja grass blade sitting here that I will be putting on my new boat Saturday when I pick it up from the dealership I will use the tape again. Prep is very important

Just bought this for my new 200 4 stroke

My recommendation would be the tatula 200 in 6.3. For bigger Swimbaits that’s what I use for my bigger swimbaits and it works perfect for me.

I use the endura max 55 with the 36” shaft it’s perfect for sitting and fishing.

Good luck ?

No I think he’s referring to the trolling motor running on high spinning around holding your position. And the prop stirring up your spot.

I honestly think you need both spot lock and poles. spot lock for anything over 6 ft and poles for shallow water.?if I’m trying to flip a reed patch that’s in 4 foot my spot lock is going to wash it out trying to hold my position. That’s just me tho

Disadvantage is in the wind you will still spin with one. I would definitely get both.

Most definitely will have a keel shield before I leave the dealership. The body shop I talked to actually said it’s easier to repair then solid color gel as it would be easier to blend. I don’t know if that’s true but if it’s damaged to the point of fixing it insurance will pay for it anyways heres a close up of the one I looked at.

This is the one I seen at the dealership it looks amazing in person. https://www.bedford-sales.com/default.asp?page=xNewInventoryDetail&id=13616189&p=1&s=Year&d=D&t=new&fr=xNewInventory

No I’m referring to the bottom of the boat I seen one in person and it looked very good. So I ordered it on my Phoenix. My old Lund impact had a vapor mist paint it was a gunmetal with flake, but that was paint over aluminum. I was just looking for input from bass boat owners.

Hands down the bass pro crankin stick 7’10 mag heavy is the best budget rod for those weights . I used all last year throwing a 6” bullgill it’s loads up excellent and it’s only like 100 bucks. I have a Dobyns 795 sb I like the crankin stick better. And I can afford expensive rods but when something works why pay more.

Definitely should be early June.

Mercury. I’ll keep a eye on it thanks for the tip. Actually I’ll loctite it before I leave the dealership.

I got the sea deck cockpit. Wheel upgrade Trailer cut outs & shocks. Padded deck and cooler lid and smart craft gauge. I can’t wait to get it .

If so how was it would you have another one or would you prefer a solid gel color?

I don’t know where you are or forage in the water your fishing. But for me I would stay my morning with a 9” slammer then switch to a 6” bullgill. That bullgill caught so many big bass for me last season.

I didn’t like the sv for jerkbaits currently I’m using a lews tournament pro.