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Put in at 9:45. Piddled around for an hour then dropped three condos close to some known holding spots in 7.5 ft. water. Fished from 11:00 to 5:30, but had to work on trolling motor for 45 minutes. finally figured out my connection with my battery was bad. Caught 4 solid crappie (12/13) and 1 good eater bass. gave it up when it was probably the best time of the day to fish to ease back to the Rock and feed my dogs.. the wifey is out of town :biggrin
Glad you got out and that the trolling motor issues were not to bad.
Chris
A hard day on Ole Stumpy beats working!
that's for sure, but when you are retired the hardest work i do is lift my trailer to hook it up to my SUV :Rofl
thanks, finally looked at my crimps between the trolling motor wires and the wires ti the battery. one had come out of the crimped.. rigged it enough so i could fish. just got it fixed a few minutes ago with a new crimp and some black electrical tape. snuck back to where i had dropped the condos after about 2 hrs. and caught the biggest of the day soon as my jig sunk about 4 ft. :cheers2Quote:
Originally Posted by slackline
I have found those cheap crimping tools for the splices do not make good connections !!!! One way to solve that problem is to use Vice Grips and clamp again on an angle on the splice -- It will never pull out ...
Where did you says the condos are ?
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i must have read your mind. i tried to crimp it with the small crimper made for light crimping but couldn't get it to hardly bend. finally tightened it up with the ole vice grips. i bet that baby doesn't come lose at the crimp again :prayQuote:
Originally Posted by Fish on Line
they should be real easy for you to find on Lake Conway. I dropped all three right next a cypress tree :biggrinQuote:
Originally Posted by Lawnmowerman43
I know exactly where that is
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