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By Daniel Hayes
looking to try cut bait for catfishing. Usual use nightcrawlers or stink bait, but am looking to filter the Rockbass and small cats.
I'm gunna buy a couple decoy suckers and use. But am wondering how to humanely kill and cut up? Or do I just cut umm alive while flopping like a serial killer?
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By flx
Any spots around Farmington to set up nice crayfish spots? Or any spots around here?
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By Hookmaster
The other boats I've owned had the bow roller positioned so the roller hits the keel when the boat is snubbed up, not the bow eye.
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By SkunkedAgain
I'm located in the Cities, but if anyone on the Vermilion forum (or around the metro) has one of those swim platforms that isn't being used, I am in the market.
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By Hookmaster
New 2020 1875 Pro Guide. Helix 12 Mega SI graph. Can't read bottom when up on plane. I was going to adjust the transducer and this is what I found. Isn't the first rule in transducer placement to put it where there is "clean", undisturbed water flow?? It is below the bottom of the boat, maybe too far. It's a side imaging transducer so I feel the riggers wanted it close to the center of the boat. Where have others placed a side imaging transducer and have it read bottom when up on plane? I don't think you can move it closer to the center line. If you move it to the left of it's current position, the is the power strake in the front 1/3 of the boat. Any help is appreciated!!
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By Hookmaster
New 2020 boat. Livewell is leaking into the boat. Upon further review I found the leak. It's on the white fitting of the recirculation system where the water goes back into the livewell. I'm sure the rigger broke the little nipple on the right side when he installed the fuel/water separating filter as the gray gas line is right there. My question is where does the tubing from the little nipple go? The front livewell?
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By Vlewis128
Hi all. I am currently at Rush Lake near Perham at Four Seaons Resort. We’ve been here three days and have caught basically nothing. Can anyone give me some advice on walleyes here? Where to go and good baits for this lake? I’ll take any advice on any type of fish you might experience with on this lake. Never been here before.....
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By Hookmaster
Has anybody used these Felpro washers? My kid's Corollas oem washer is coated aluminum. This Felpro is a synthetic material. I mistakenly ordered it from Rock Auto. Not a big loss if I chuck them and get the oem ones. OEM on the left. Felpro on the right.
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By Beinglis23
which Bait is best for rainbow and brown trout
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By yoppdk
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These are available for immediate pick-up in the Grand Rapids area ... or I can deliver within a 15 mile radius at no charge. Delivery beyond 15 miles of Grand Rapids is also available for a nominal charge.
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These are available as sets only. However I can build separate pieces to your order.
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By PRO-V · Posted
Fished a small lake up by Togo this weekend. Just a bit in mornings and evenings. First nights crappies but a walleye never bit. Watched a beautiful thunderstorm at sundown that just scraped us a few minutes. -
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By Daniel Hayes · Posted
looking to try cut bait for catfishing. Usual use nightcrawlers or stink bait, but am looking to filter the Rockbass and small cats. I'm gunna buy a couple decoy suckers and use. But am wondering how to humanely kill and cut up? Or do I just cut umm alive while flopping like a serial killer? -
By Rivergroup · Posted
Thanks guys, I'll keep watching. Can't wait to get there again! -
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By CaptJohnWis · Posted
I am stuck down in Texas until the Coronavirus thing gets better. Fishing poor down here my last few trips. -
By norwaybay · Posted
Fished the past weekend Norwegian bay. Friday was great with minnows on a Lindy with three nice 18 inch walleyes in 45 minutes around 9pm. Tried same spot Saturday with no marks on sonar. Water temperature 63 degrees and fished in 13-16 feet. Friday night sonar was full of marks. Speed drifting ( 0.5 mph) and a red bead were the ticket Friday but not a bite Saturday. Only difference was a nice breeze blowing in Friday. -
By Austin12345 · Posted
Lakes are not that great for catfish like JB MasterAngler Said river would be your best bet -
By Austin12345 · Posted
Hey JBMasterAngler I see you are very framilar with the St Croix I live near White Bear Lake could you recommend some shore fishing spots on the river thanks! -
By SkunkedAgain · Posted
Great. I sent you a private message through the forum
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