Chance_Taker4 Posted August 18, 2017 Posted August 18, 2017 Scent. I thought it was gimmicky until I started using it. Now I don't throw a bait unless it has scent. Quote
bagofdonuts Posted August 19, 2017 Posted August 19, 2017 The app that shows the river gauge and flow. Fishing the river is all about flow rate and know where they set up at different rates of flow. 1 Quote
Crappiebasser Posted August 19, 2017 Posted August 19, 2017 A trolling motor with spot lock. No more hiding in coves on a windy day. 2 Quote
Super User gim Posted August 19, 2017 Super User Posted August 19, 2017 Modern GPS and polarized sunglasses. The first GPS I got was 3 years after I started fishing and it changed things dramatically. I would have a hard time not using it now, especially on larger bodies of water. Quote
Bulletman20XD Posted August 25, 2017 Posted August 25, 2017 New side/down imaging, no real need to comment on it everyone that has them knows how this helps. My Old Hound Dog lure retriever that I have had for at least 25 years. There is no telling how many times it had paid for itself. New "cooling" shirt technology. Living as far south as I do, some summer days would simply be unbearable without them! I fished Falcon a month ago in 105 degrees and stayed cool all day! Quote
Sword of the Lord Posted August 26, 2017 Posted August 26, 2017 I used Power Worms until I tried Trick Worms. Also zip ties for wacky rigging. Fluoro too. 1 Quote
Al w. Posted August 27, 2017 Posted August 27, 2017 Similar to others: Navionics map card especially for unfamiliar waters and braid on spinning rods. Quote
"hamma" Posted August 27, 2017 Posted August 27, 2017 ulterra w/IPilot link! Im a cheap ole cuss!, swore up and down Id never spend that much on a electric motor. Not only am I dependant on it now. I'd put one on my crawdad if I could manage the battery space. Quote
Super User Cgolf Posted August 28, 2017 Super User Posted August 28, 2017 For me it was an 80 lb thrust Terrova with the longer shaft on a 16 ft aluminum boat. First few years with the 55 lb thrust standard shafted power drive saw the batteries barely lasting a day on the lake we vacation on and the prop coming out of the water all the time in the wind. This makes me wonder how the big bass boats do it with the 100lb thrust motors, wouldn't think it was enough. Quote
WTnPuddleJumper Posted August 29, 2017 Posted August 29, 2017 has to be Vienna sausages and ritz crackers 3 Quote
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