I would also say older Hot Skirts. Great Jigs!

That play virtually gave Denver 3 points. Funny how New York can pull a player from the game on a hit they may suspect an injury but don’t review an obvious hit that was AKA (college targeting) for lack of a better description. Officiating has been horrible across the league. Which adds fuel to the rumors of predetermined out comes. Not saying that’s the case but the league needs to do a better job of how everything is being handled.

I’ll always remember him knocking out Fred “The Hammer” Williamson when he tried to tackle Joe.

Don’t want to give you bad news but my original Terrova, it was pre bluetooth acted up a similar way and ended up replacing the head. That’s after a tec. suggested buying a new remote, which didn’t work. Does it have the latest software update?

fishthumper wrote:

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Thanks F-thumper

Now that you mentioned it the bite has been a bit slow this past fall and winter.

Its strange because I keep hearing how good the Sunfish fishing was last summer and Fall. Lots of nice fish being caught. I was expecting it to be a good winter there for sunfish anyway. It seems like its either good sunfish or good crappie there each year. It never seems to be both. This year it was neither for me and my buddies. We keep going there expecting the bite to get better – Just never happened. I was a little surprised to not see Osakis on the list of lakes with reduced sunfish limits – I kind of wish it was.

It is listed 10 sunfish limit.

I have shield 9, very easy, smooth shooting compact.

1oz 90 percent of the time. It’s amazing how small a fish will hit them.

The guy I fished with around Webster is from Ft Pierre and he said it has been slow there all spring. So I guess what I’m saying is to go either north or south of there. Chamberlain area sounds like it has been good, haven’t herd if anything has been happening on Oahe. Good luck!

I was out there last week and the bite was horrible. And everyone had a tough bite. Lakes are up 2-3 feet and very clear. Weather conditions were bad also. Clear skies and no wind and they had a big bug hatch. Can’t get on some lakes cause roads are under water. So to say the least I got nothing for you. But I did manage this PB Walleye,30inch 10lbs the last day.

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The water is cool enough right now to not have to sink them, but come summer munchy’s right sinking them will help alot.

Thanks Wingman I’ll check it out.

Just wondering how people are going to take the class to renew with the way things are?

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No they are either on or off low or high.

I built my own also. Just a little time and ingenuity.

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Sorry I quess I didn’t read well enough.

1 speed reverse and the rest forward? It looks like you’d need to sit on the tip of the bow. Just spin head 180.

You might want to make sure your dongle isn’t exposed. Sorry I couldn’t resist.

Take it to Actions. Had my Ulterra repaired there under warranty. Had it back the next day. Awesome service.

According to that chart My Ulterra shouldn’t work with my mka-16 but I removed my Terrova and installed my Ulterra and works just fine. I don’t always go by what a company tells me that will work, I try it myself. For instance when I bought my new 2012 GMC they told me that my tonneau cover wouldn’t work from my 98 GMC and wanted to sell me a new one. I installed it anyway and it fits perfect, so they told me don’t tell anyone. Go figure!

Had ones similar to the gander ones and changed to the ratcheting kind and won’t use anything different. Faster and more convenient. Do yourself a favor and buy the ratchets.

Last three toppers have had side flip open windows would not own another without them. Like Roger said an absolute must for gear access. To old to crawl up in box anymore.

Joe is spot on for Osakis. I have fished many times and fishing multiple holes is a must to be successful. I have had best luck with a orange #3 fiska. Red euros and if you have access freshwater shrimp can make the difference. It’s a very finicky bite. He’s also right about Minnewaska for more action. You have to sort through a lot of fish but you can also end up with some nice size fish.

Not sure it is true but I had a business customer tell me that driving with the receiver in the hitch when not hooked to a trailer was illegal. By the way my 2012 GMC
does the same thing. It’s because the middle sensors on the bumper can see the receiver. Being in the body business I can’t tell you how many repairs I have done do to receivers.

No, it can only be read from an Autochart card. I’m not sure you can copy from one card to another even if they are both autochart cards without the autochart software.

I’m not saying this is right but I fish the shiver minnow more aggressively than the jigging rap. Also it seems easier to fish the shiver in deep water and faster because of the forward weight design. But as pool2 said a swivel is needed for both or you will have line twist.

Build a second floor on top of original that raises up in front to match the ramp then lower front down once in.

This charger is about 6 years old. They may have changed there tune due to issues with that theory. I’ve always had three batteries so I never tested that theory. Does make a guy wonder though doesn’t it.

Bob, that’s strange. Right out of the Pro Mariner 20+ book it states if you only two batteries are used connect unused output cable to either of the two batteries. Pro mariner makes Cabelas pro series chargers. Must be made different.

mark-bruzek wrote:

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<div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>Hudson8907 wrote:</div>
I run an Alumacraft escape 165. With a Yamaha 50. I have a terrova up front. I have two batteries. One in back and one in front. I have been using humminbird 798 something and just bought a helix 10 gen2. I would like to run them side by side in the back.

Do I need another battery? I have never ran two units.

Last year I added a third battery and charger to my boat…Now I wish I hadn’t and I can’t use my charger unless I have three batteries. I originally wanted one for the motor, one for trolling motor, and one for finder after having some issues.

Is it possible to run double leads to one battery? Never tried, Im not sure what would happen with todays “smart chargers”. something to try maybe?

I have a three bank charger and in the manual it says if you only have two batteries run multiple leads to one of the batteries.