Wind Sock

Chains are the only way to go!!!!! My opinion

They each have their place

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Originally Posted by feeshrman

They each have their place

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X2. If you use the drift socks in open water, that's the way to go. You don't disturb the bottom in shallow water by muddying it up. In the timber, it's time for the chains.

How are you guys fishing that you need to drag chains. Never seen anyone doing this. They for slowing down or something. I long line and usually can go slow enough when needed.

slo trolling minners at .2 to .5 MPH

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Originally Posted by gofish

I'm coming down tomorrow from Missouri, if you guys will allow me to, and fish either Sardis, Grenada or enid and I don't own a wind sock. Is there a good place close to buy a couple. Feel like if I'm going to fish in your state I should support the local business owners there. I'm bringing my camper any suggestions where to rent a site at. Thanks in advance Rodney.

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If your coming down 55 stop a Grizzly jig in Hayti Mo. They gonna have any thing you need but chain. And they may even have some of that. If getting socks get at least 1 65 or 77. If you don't need them at home then what the guys said about chain is yor best deal.

Just don't forget to pull your chains in before you head back to the boat ramp.

Don't go to Hayti for G.Jigs....they be in Caruthersville. Goin south on I-55 go LEFT to get to Caruthersville, RIGHT takes you to Hayti. No, No, No.....

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Originally Posted by martyrm

Just don't forget to pull your chains in before you head back to the boat ramp.

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Details?? Don't put em out front of boat either huh?!?...

Learned about the front at Washington and luckily didn't catch on anything at Grenada going about 23 mph