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All of them where caught out of the same hole. No bigger than 10x10
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Attachment 463088
All of them where caught out of the same hole. No bigger than 10x10
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Nice mess
Good job. Guess that is a good honey hole.
You’re dialed in sir! Congratulations and thanks for sharing.
Nice fish. Big lake or private or what, and I don’t want your spot. I fish the river close by and get one or two but that’s it.
Fish samwich!!
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Nice mess of fish there!
Thanks Cashman. I’ve got a new BnM gold twelve footer that needs some dipping practice.
All things considered, its hard to beat BnM in my opinion.Quote:
Originally Posted by skeetbum
My first Crappie rod was a 10’ BnM ultra lite that i bought in a shop at Okeechobee.
I have since bought other brands as well including ACC, BnM Sam Heatons, Pro Angler, and Okuma.
But i still use the old BnM more than the others.
I also have a couple of the 8’ ultra lites, and have recently bought a 11’ rear seat model ultra lite.
I put a Daiwa underspin reel on that, as i didnt like the looks of a regular spinning reel on it.
I have yet to try that outfit, and with the wether being as warm as it is i probably wont be for awhile.
But guess what, they did get the ramp fixed for me.
Even called me to tell me it was finished.
But of coarse i knew that before the guy who called me did. lol
But he told me something i had never thought about.
What causes the big drop off at the end of the concrete, is guys who power their boat back up onto the trailer.
The prop wash just blows a deep hole in the bottom.
Yessir, and I’m guilty of it myself. But I don’t hit it super hard like some folks do. There’s a sweet spot where every boat and trailer make the launch and recover process easy. If you don’t hit that, then there’s a lot of. Rankin or throttle to get it loaded. Mine have been easy with a little trial and error.