From Minn Kota
Minn Kota Terrova trolling motors have had Spot-Lock available since 2015. Spot-Lock is a feature of the i-Pilot system, which is a self-contained GPS system that’s controlled by a wireless remote. The i-Pilot system allows users to store up to 2,500 spot lock positions, and also includes other features like iTracks and ITrack Offset.
If you are buying one I would try to get one with a puck, They are much more accurate when on spot lock.

Smellson wrote:

I’ve tried many. Latest attempt was tetra. Although they were the best, I still couldn’t stand wearing them all day. Ive just accepted that I’ll probably have some hearing loss in exchange for my enjoyment while hunting

Speaking from experience. DONT ACCEPT LOSING YOUR HEARING. I love hunting but I hate, as a 64 year old man, not being able to hear in noisy places and wind, grand kid voices, the list goes on. Its not worth it, find some form of hearing protection when around any loud noises. I wished I had, I didn’t wear any for years.

I would also agree on Sheldon, One of if not the top marine mechanic in the state. He will treat you right!

Have a CVA Optima. Couldn’t be happier!

Switch the charger wires on your battery. If the one side is still out you know its your charger.

Onthewater wrote:

If you already have an electric knife you like, I have been using this for a while now. Hang it on your belt and and you can clean fish anywhere. Plus, you can use it for other things besides a knife. For me already having the batteries it was a much better choice. It was $99 for the bare tool at home depot when I got it

ONthewater Just curious, Do you notice any power loss or slow down from your knife using this? This seems like a good idea!

I have one on my roller trailer, well worth the money!

It’s been said many times and it’s hard to accept, but if you get a big refund back most years you need to look at your situation and change your withholdings through out the year. Don’t let the Gov. use your money all year for free. Don’t with hold so much and invest it. Just my opinion

Off Shore Tackle Tadpoles work good. Slower you go the deeper they dive.
https://www.offshoretackle.com/graphics/divecharts/dive2.jpg

drove a 8N Ford “pulling hay up in barn” Probably around 8 or 9 years old. Bought my first car in 1974 when I was 14, a 69 Camaro. Use to drive it on the back roads checking traps. Wish I had that car back!

Iowa Boy, I agree that’s what its all about!

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Chicago Cutlery

Sheldon’s Marine in Kellogg IA!

Possibly the gauge wheel on each row has an adjustment?

Feels a lot like the late 70s early 80s. Carters oil embargo, farming was going crazy, land values all time high. We paid 21 % on farm operating note. Not saying it’s going to happen again but you are suppose to learn from history. One thing I would do, if you have any variable interest loans I would get them on fixed interest!

I put raw venison, 1 beef bullion cube, fill up to almost full with water, cook for 1/12 hrs. Tender, fast meal

It should be fine

Love it, wish I would of bought sooner! I think on a scale, the older you are the more you like (need one) sorry to say I am closer to the top of that scale. I have a roller trailer, fish by myself 40% of time.

We had a rotary phone with a party line when I was growing up! Could hear the neighbors hang up after you got done talking. The receiver had a cord connected to it so you couldn’t walk around!! Had to talk with your GF while mom was in kitchen.

I was considering steps then came upon this product. http://drottoproducts.com/

I launch most of the time where there is a courteously dock. Back along side the dock where you can step off into boat. No climbing, I am almost 62, I fish by myself sometimes and love the drotto. Watch the video

Merry Christmas!!

I would second the 870

Happy Veterans Day to all the Veterans, Thanks for Serving!

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Brian Casey wrote:

#danomite @danomite

Looks like we may have the same Lund 17” boat and Shorelander roller trailer, but different Drotto latch models. I measured my roller to require the 4” Drotto — black plastic with a yellow roller at the top. Which model did you purchase?

I’m having trouble loading the boat at the dock. Any advice? Thanks!

Make sure your deep enough in the water, I put the top of fenders just out of water.
First year for it, love it! Have a roller trailer. Not only easier but safer!!

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I have the Walker Ear buds rechargeable, they help with the noise, comfortable to wear but like mentioned, the directional part throws me off. They do pick up the wind noise on a windy day but for the money I am happy with them. Use them for pheasant hunting. Like I tell the younger ones I hunt with, wear hearing protection now so you don’t have trouble later. Wish I did, no fun to not hear in a restaurant or outside in the wind when someone is talking to you.

Huntindave wrote:

IMHO one does not need to spend 10 dollars for a crankbait.
Check out the Berkely Flicker Shads $3.50 each at Fleet Farm.

X2 on this, on sale today at Mills Fleet Farm 2 for $7