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By leech~~ · Posted
That's a good first step. But are you ready to buy this for the ranch and save the plant more? 🤭 EGO POWER+ 56V Battery 52" Zero Turn Lawn Mower. PRICE $8,899.00 534842_main.webp -
By gimruis · Posted
I got a nice Tom in season B and posted photos in the local thread (Moose's report). -
By Wanderer · Posted
Did you have any luck? I got a bird but didn’t really do much for pics worth showing. -
By Wanderer · Posted
It depends on a lot of factors, I suppose. I hung on to my last gas auger for a few years after getting into electric but I never used it so I finally sold it. Haven’t missed it one bit. You bet it was reliable though. Still started on the second pull for the new owner. After trying several options in the electric world, I’m currently settled on a Strikemaster 40V with Liteflight bits. With 2 fully charged batteries, I fish all day in Canada, cutting 10 inch holes. What I’ll agree with is, if you search by drilling and flasher sonar, you will probably be more comfortable with the run time of a gas auger. When you start incorporating GPS mapping, forward facing sonar, and saved waypoints, you don’t need to Swiss cheese every spot you fish. I can still run through both batteries when the fishing isn’t great but I never feel like I have to count my holes. It’s more like: Did I need the second battery before the middle part of our fishing hours? If I still can’t catch fish after running out 2 batteries, it doesn’t matter cuz the fish just ain’t biting. That’s fishing on the dark side! 😉 -
By Wanderer · Posted
Thanks. Yep, iPhone. Photo mode, not portrait. No flash. -
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By Rick G · Posted
Yep, that's where I was🤪. Best fish were way up in the shallow boulders... And.....if the 3 or 4 people that read this want to fish it.... go right ahead😁😏 My bass spots are no secret....trophy panfish spots, that's another story🤪 -
By Kettle · Posted
Fish are still very shallow with water Temps near 60. Two guys tonight 19 total kept 10 -
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Fish Fry Guy
I have a 49cc Magnum III Plus auger with a Tecumsah engine & a Walbro carburator that sat all summer with gas in the tank. I am gearing up for the winter fishing season but I now have a problem getting fuel into the engine. When I try to start it up, there is no fuel going through the fuel line at all. I'm thinking that the fuel got all gummed up over the summer, any thoughts on how to fix this? I opened up the carburator but it looked clean. I didn't take it completely off, just opened up the choke flap but I did take a look at one of the gaskets and again, it all looked clean. Any suggestions? Thanks
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