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Nick_Barr

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  1. Tohatsu's are VERY reliable and easy to work on, if you have a service center close by, I would prefer it over the Mercury four-stroke. They are GREAT little motors. I would prefer the biggest motor you can get, If you were looking at your best price to power ratio, the Tohatsu 18 HP would probably be your best best.
  2. Welcome fellow WA Bass fisherman, I fish alot of Silver Lake also. GREAT LAKE and Fun to fish. WELCOME ABOARD!!!!!!!!!
  3. For 12K you can get the new FIBERGLASS STRATOS 176XT. OR if you get any $12K Brand New Boat GET AN XPRESS!!!!!!!!! Way better than any Aluminium brand out there.
  4. SAMMY LESS CHANCE OF LOSING IT!!!!! ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
  5. I just go with Quickdrops Dropshot sinkers, and double loop the line around the pincher.
  6. direct Light waves get absorbed by dark objects and than hold that radiated heat/energy, then dispersing it. I am thinking that to the extent of how deep and how long rock is exposed to sunlight determines wether they hold an extensive amount heat or not, Therefore drawing fish to warmer water.
  7. ETEC BABY!!!!!!! But the 300 Opti is your best bet, if E-rude made a 300, I would get it. I have always never liked Motorguide, MN has always been the smoothest, most durable there is. I would alwsays go with the LOWRANCE, Even though the H-Bird is catching up with the Matrix, it still dont compare. But I would personall get the 332-LMS, but for the guys with some bad vision I guess ya'll could get by with another Windshield that has a screen on it.
  8. I believe but I am not sure that it is a John Storie Hull Design, he designed GREAT BOATS, but he wasnt a great business man. hE DESIGNED THE OLDER Champions, Fisher fiberglass, and Hawk Boats. I have ridden in a legend LE21 with a 225 Pro XS, it is a better bass boat than anything I have ridden in. It is Fast, handles well, fishes AWESOME, and the Fit and Finish is the best of the best.
  9. TOP 5: -KGM Slinky -Ghost Baits DS Goby -Sniper Lures Snub -RI Smallie Beaver/ Ghost Baits ET BugZ -Roboworm FX Sculpin -ALL in a Mottled Bronze, Sand, or Cinnamon Sometimes for LM in heavy cover, I drop shot a tiny Brush Hog
  10. AWESOME JOB, one of the best Tin Boat Rebuilds I have seen. Good Luck on your rebuild Senko77
  11. I did, he was there at the award ceremony, He is probably going to do a story on me in the next upcoming month.
  12. I just wanted to Inform You all, that I have won the Kids Fishing All American Scholarship www.kids-fishing.com IT includes a $5,000 Savings Bond, Wal-Mart Ceremony, And Guests of Honor at the Kids Fishing All-American Challenge in Tulsa, OK next Spring. I couldnt have done it without the help of my family and friends, especially BassResource.com which has helped me in all aspects of my fishing and really got me hooked on bass fishing. THANK YOU
  13. Good Job Ben!!! GO GET EM IN ALABAMA!!!!!
  14. Under 10= More Aggresive Over 10= Dominant I believe the smaller ones are aggresive due to trying to survive. The big ones are not as aggresive I believe, they just wait for bigger prey to come by.
  15. Graphite Lamiglas's for everything besides CRANKING. I use a LAmiglas Competitor 685 which is a Composite rod made of a Graphite butt section blended into a fiberglass upper half for a lighter and more sensitive rod while still maintaining the soft action.
  16. I have made an agreement with myself that If the Gal Dont Fish or is not interested in fishing or at not comfortable with it...NADA GOOD BYE......Back of the line..LOL
  17. Same as Senko77, Inside Line and FLW are Great. Bassmaster is OK. BASSIN IS AN INFOMERCIAL ON PAPER BassWest Magazine is great also.
  18. Is it the gunwhale or the transom???? If it the transom, replace with a Treated 2 by 6 and your good to go, if its the gunwhale I have no idea.....except that recyling aluminium prices are very high now.
  19. MAKE SURE YOU CHECK THE TRANSOM: Dont Buy if: -Transom Flexes under weight on motor -Mounting Bolts sunken into transom -Black Streaks running down transom, mean water If the transom and floors are intact, I say that is one heck of a price.
  20. One of the best rough water boats I have ridden in are in this order: 1. RANGER 521 VS 2. CHAMPION 213 or 203? 3. Skeeter ZX 300 4. (SURPRISINGLY) Bullet 22XD ALL BIG WATERS when it gets bad are not suitable for small craft. But I would suggest looking at buying a RANGER or CHAMPION in your price range. AS LONG AS IT MECHANICALLY WORKS AND IS SAFE, It is fishable and it will keep you as safe as you can get in a bass boat. Dont worry about colors, gel coat, carpet, cosmetics, that is your last consideration when you are in 8 footers.
  21. I first on all my jigs, cut down the weedguard. About 1/8 above the hookpoint when bent down. Then on jig hookset, I belive in a hard "SNAP" Hookset, where you leave a littlw slack line and then you set the hook as hard as you can. I believ you get a better and harder hookset doing that with weedless jigs. Also, you can thin your weedgaurd to soften it up.
  22. I Would go with a deep cycle. Get an Optima if you can afford it, if not I have a Duralast Starting battery from autozone and it works great.
  23. LBH, if you want to go with the bass boat in half Idea. I would check out if there are some other bass boats in the area and ask the people if you could please make a template of their hull or at least a picture, then interview them on the fishability when up on front, then start from there. COOL IDEA!!!!
  24. HOW FAST YOU GO IN THAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! My Advise, depending on your state: Touchy, feely and have strict laws: 20 hp ETEC Dont Care States: THE LIGHTEST 30 HP you can find, you can always beef up the transom if needed, I ahev a couple buds that have done that and there little aluminiums fly.
  25. One of my fav's in weedy lakes with sunfish in it!!!! I throw a Black HART Spinnerbait with a colorado Blade over the tops of weed Flats and weedlines in about 6-10 feet of water.
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