Why are you selling it? Would you be interested in a terrova 101 with the link?

Got to keep all my bases covered I’ve got a lead on a boat, so we’ll just have to see where it goes. Thanks

To answer your question, I like naturals for certain situations, and bright colors or others. With the water clarity you’re describing I’d go more bright. I would also just twitch it more as apposed to ripping it, sometimes less is more. So twitch, twitch, pause, maybe count 5 – 10 in between. Also vary it up a bit to twitch, twitch, twitch, pause ( you get the point). I really like Phantom jerk baits. They have a very nice side to side walk-the-dog gliding action ( better worked from a boat or a dock). They’re great in either highly pressured lakes, to give the fish something different that not everybody is throwing. But they work really well in cold water, or cold front situations.

Nice Ski!!

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Kiss it, then let it go…

Yup, I agree :-*

Nice Fish Guys!! Those are some real fattys Tim!!

DON’T come home with something you can’t get rid of without an antibiotic. A very wise man gave me those words of wisdom

That’s a bummer

Finally!! I feel like I’ve been going through some sort of ido withdraw

Sounds like a great start to the trip

I was always told if you’re gonna do something do it right, and buy the Very best you can afford

Remember quality doesn’t cost, it pays

I love my St. Croix LT Muskie Rods, best sticks on the market next to a predator

If you don’t want to pay retail, there are online forums where you can pick up a very nice used one at a great discount

As far as reels go, I had a Tranx and I hated it. The handle caused the reel to engage on the cast, so I started stripping out gears My go to reels are my Shimano Calcutta 400TE’s and Abu Revo Toro Winch’s

Thank You!!

Yeah, she put up a great fight

That’s a healthy looking gator you have in your avatar

How big was that one?

That’s cute

Very Cool

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That wasn’t the quicky I was hoping for!

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No kidding, I feel like there was a little bit of a bait and switch there

Thank You Sir

Good Luck out there

I love ebay, and use it frequently to buy anything and everything

It’s a great place to find that hard to find thing

I’d see if someone could appraise the various pieces of the collection so you know what you have, then maybe try selling them at flea markets

Thank You

Here’s the first fish of 2014. A nice low 40″er I caught the other day

That’s a beauty

Nice Fish Joel

It looks like you’ve really got’em dialed in

Nice Fish Guys

Nice Crappies Guys

Nice fish Mike

P2 looks pretty flooded, you can’t even see St. Paul in the background

I took the GF to Two Harbors on a romantic getaway during spring break in March, and we stopped in Duluth to have dinner with one of her friends at Grandmas Saloon and Grill

That place was awesome, great food and great atmosphere

Can’t beat that

You saved $2000 and got a motor upgrade

That’s cool

Are you one of the guides in the Leech Lake Co-op? You fish with Al Maas don’t you

Yeah, I’d be ok with it

As long as the motor was new and unused just sitting in a crate, there’s no problem

Nowadays they use the date of registration. So if you buy a motor in 2014 that happened to be built in 2012, but wasn’t registered until 2014 they call it a 2014

The warranty doesn’t start until the motor is registered, so you still get the full 3 years

Great Report

Do you fish the Muskies out there?