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Crappie.com member Foxtrot offered to take me trolling for crappie for my first time. We arrived at the Lake with no name around 3:00pm. We fished until dark and managed one small striper and two good Crappie.
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Many thanks Foxtrot, for showing me a different way of crappie fishing. l hope to get to experience this again in he near future.
Good catch.
Now to get your boat spider rigged.
I know that spot.
Yep! Let's see, 8 trolling rods @65= $520, 4 spyder loks @120= $480, 1 ipilot @$1200, minner buckets, bubblers, hooks, lines, etc $400 That ought to get you started, Millenium seats later. Crank baits later. :biggrin
Boat bottom is right on. That is accurate estimate
You also will need a good umbrella for summer trolling. Lots of deep cycle batteries, Bandit Lures, line reader reels, top of the line fish finder's. Taxes will be a pretty lick on all that stuff. Wow after thinking about all that money I have spent on fishing myself...it hurts a little. Oh well we have to pay the fiddler when we dance and have a good time...Good luck to you.Quote:
Originally Posted by Boatbottom
I figure he can weasel his way to get all that at a lot better price.
Wow! Nice catch.
Our biggest crappie that day was 3.3 lbs... Foxtrot is the Crappie Master!
Amount fun and friendship PRICELESS !!!!Quote:
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let's Not forget the $600 dollar IPhone I lost today when opening my cooler as she flipped off the top into the blue abyss...Quote:
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Ouch
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The phone can stay in the truck unless in a holster on the belt turned off. The radio can stay in the truck too. Turned off in the tackle bag.
I put mine on a lanyard attached to my belt, and stuffed into my pocket. Never know when you'll need a camera for a 3+ pounder.
Takeum lost his phone, when a 3# crappie in his cooler flopped and knocked his phone over the boat. Sad but true. Funny things happen at Sardis. LOL :Doh: