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By gimruis · Posted
I agree on the choices. I didn't mean to say that a battery auger was better or greener or whatever. I could care less about that. It just seems that "most" ice anglers have made a switch to a battery auger in recent years. That's all I was saying. I know about a dozen people who regularly ice fish and they all have battery augers now. I bet if you conducted a survey of all ice anglers, the majority would answer that they use a battery powered auger. -
By Kettle · Posted
Best weed eater I've ever run with great longevity is Echo, I'd check them out -
By Dash 1 · Posted
Hey government, Just give us choices. I don’t care what people use as long as as it works for you. I’m needing a new weed eater. Plan on a Stihl FS 40 easy start. I’m done with the cheaper brands. Just don’t last long enough. Probably true with the Stormy Daniels of the world as well. Cheaper don’t last long enough 🤭 -
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By CigarGuy · Posted
Quick update: Lucky 7 now has rainbows, fatheads, crappie and light pike in stock. If I remember correctly, scoop of rainbows was $8.99. Stopped at L&M in Virginia. Rainbows $6.99, fatheads and crappie minnows (scoop) $3.99. I was billed $6.99 dozen for rainbows, but was given a healthy scoop! -
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By leech~~ · Posted
I have had the same old Strikemaster augers for years, take care of them and they will last a long time. I think E-augers are nice for around home lakes or at the cabin. The thing that was a eye opener to me was being in D-Rock in New Brighton getting new blades and there were two guys that just got back from a week in Canada on a big ice fishing trip and both very pissed off at their e-augers dying! They were both buying new gas augers.
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