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That is a mighty fine looking boat
Thank you. I try to take good care of it. I think it’s pretty nice for 30 yrs old.
You have done a good job taking care of it. Looks good for 30 years old
Looks great! I have a couple coming for my Tracker.
if you aint got a colt series panfish special , trust me you need one , at that price for that quality EVERYONE should have one that is a serious crappie ketcher my friend , just saying
and KABOOM is the word :highfive
Nice, thanks for sharing. Crappie.com rocks.
that dear sir is an terribly gross understatement ,positive for sure and that aint no fish tale :RoflQuote:
Originally Posted by Slab
It is a great place to discuss crappie fishing with the friendliest bunch of folks on the internet
the generosity that abounds in here is mind boggling , there ain't a place like it cept maybe church :highfiveQuote:
Originally Posted by DockShootinJack
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Originally Posted by Ketchn
I don’t have any colt series but I’ve slowly replaced other brands with dobyns. The fury’s have sensitivity that rivals other brands costing 50% more and I use them for moving baits. The next series up the sierras have even better sensitivity and the greatest increase of it percentage wise. I use them for bottom bumping lures like plastics or jigs. The higher grade series are more sensitive to a smaller percentage but the price increases a good bit. Some say Dobyns rates the power heavier than they are but they really aren’t. They just have a slightly softer tip than others and that make them cast more accurately. I’m casting a fury 702sf now. (7’ med light spinning) It casts a crappie jig fine but if I get another I’ll look at the panfish ones you suggest. They do make good rods.