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Tip-up, please don't be disruptive.

Buzzer wrote:Should I be trying something else?

Peas.

Andy doesn't have to move it. You caught fish, thats not only an outing, but it's a big event!

Congrats on your walleye, looked like some tough characters out there for competition.

Tuber, have you been out for cats and crappie yet?

SkeeterJohn wrote:8 to 9... the dash was supposed to be in the middle

Oh.

I remember when I caught my first 3lb smallie. I was pretty excited too.

Congrats on your new personal best.

Handsome fella. Should be a sticky.

SkeeterJohn wrote: we've got about 89-boats registered currently but many just show up on the day.

89 boats! That's huge! The bass will be spanked at this event. Nice payout.

Browns are one fish that I'd like to see more of in the perth area. I'm not of a fan of float rods though, they seem like more bling than a tool. Our annual spring trips to the Ganny were always productive for trout. Heavy line on a thick 6 foot pole always landed more fish than those young fella's ...

Like wolfe said, if you don't like the content of a thread, just close it.

No need for derailing a good thread Suave.

2008.

Manufactures warentees are really good these days. With a reciept, they'll pretty much take anything back. Except at Lebarons.

I broke a rod myself this spring. When I pushed in the tractor clutch, it snapped my Zebco Quantum tour edition spinning rod. Crack - garbage.

I would have sent it in under warentee, but it was my own stupidity. All my gear goes in the tractors front end loader now.

Joco, what's your take on this?

This is one lake the crappie are easy to catch year round. I do however struggle with summer walleye there. If I don't catch one this fall, I may have to attend one of ET's seminars.

Markus wrote:Big-O, at the risk of being ridiculed....I do eat sheephead!

This made me laugh! Yum!

Anyone else eat these creatures??