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Wow! Nice catch. Thanks for sharing the SlabSauce report and pictures.
Keep it up Ketchen
Ketchn,
Just how big is that barge? Sounds like a floating dock in the middle of a frozen lake?
Waiting on Part 2 report!
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We used Slab Sauce down here in Fl. I would say it worked more times than not. I would like to try it on Walleye when we get back to Michigan.
I guess around 20 by 60 on the opening on the water area on the inside and then a surrounding outside deck that's the same as the inside area to stand along with the same railings minus the bait platforms on the rails . probably about 80 foot long and 40 or so wide total not counting the wide ramp going down to it . the lake wasn't frozen though and I don't think it ever does down here .Quote:
Originally Posted by Yonder
5 dollars to hang around 24 hours and 3 for seniors ,2 rods max and no cast nets or set lines and no smoking and this particular fishing barge like many of the in Texas has been there for ever from what I have heard .
I looked up the old ice house crappie barge but came up with nothing, what barge is this? I am in DFW area and looking for a good barge that doesn’t cost an arm and a leg! Thanks
Nice set up! State ran I suppose.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ketchn
Good for Texas!
Slab sauce works