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spoonfed-1

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  1. Sticks off the riggers will take fish. Next time you get an idea just try it. I 've saved many days just trying stuff thats off the wall. Glen
  2. Can't comment on those sticks as I don't run them. Mostly Rapalas for me and I can usually get something going by changing models for different actions. As far as colors it all depends on the conditions that day or even that hour. Black and silver, black and gold, firetiger, perch, chartuse , orange or red. They all take fish. I will usually run a spread that I have had success with under the current conditions but usually have one rod with something different out there and see what happens. Then make adjustments accordingly. Glen
  3. Scotty booms are VERY strong. Anything lighter than a truck you should be OK. LOL I believe Scottys are rated for 20 Lbs. Glen
  4. Happy birthday Tom. Hope it is a good one. Glen
  5. Glad I read your post before I wished you a happy Bday. LOL Glen
  6. I'd really like the Saints to take it for the 1st time there. I think with 5 1/2 points, it's a pretty good bet. Glen
  7. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your mom Ray. Glen and Kelly
  8. My crew smells bad enough. Don't need it. Glen
  9. Soon as you can get the boat in is the best time to start. Spoons and stickbaits right along the shoreline. Light line and slow trolling when the water is cold. Glen
  10. Otter Boats. Just plain run good and handle bumpy water very well. Glen
  11. Sorry for your loss Tom. Thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. Glen and Kelly
  12. Just for starters I would think the weight factor would be the 1st thing to consider on an 18 foot aluminum. You got to look at what you already have on there for main power and how the boat will ride with the additional weight of the kicker plus a couple guys standing back there playing and netting fish. I know guys that push 21+ ft glass boats with the yami 8's. Next thing that I would look at is the charging capability of the kicker. What do you need to keep the batterys (battery) going. That will help you make a decision on your kicker selection. If you can get away with the 8 over the 6 then thats what I would go with as I've never heard of anybody complain about being overpowered when the wind kicks up and wants to blow the boat all over the lake. I know quite a few guys running the Yamis and there a good motor. I run a Honda and I am happy with it as well but it's nice to have a matched set on the back of the boat. Can't help you with the prop question. Good luck with your decision. Glen
  13. Thanks Greg. I will sure mention this to my tax guy and see what he says. Glen
  14. I run 7's for jointed and 9's and 11's are straight. glen
  15. OK Greg, Let me know what you find out.
  16. Post corrected Jeff. I heard on the news we are paying 500 million a day now..... All interest. Glen
  17. I doubt fuel prices will come down in the future. I would guess theres alot better chance of them going up. You got to decide if it's worth it to buy that boat or not. As far as alternative fuels, when we get to that point there will always be the option to repower. When I bought my first computer I kept putting it off because technology in that field was growing by leaps and bounds. I ended up going 2 or 3 years without a computer and when I did buy one it was old technology in about a year anyway. LOL Who knows were we will be in a decade. Might be spending Yuan unless this Government wises up. Good luck with your decision. Glen
  18. "Were you told you could not deduct things like entry fees, dockage, and gas against your winnings?" That is correct. I was told they are entertainment expendetures and could not claim them. After being told that, I double checked with the accountant at work and was told the same thing. It's like if you go to a casino in Vegas and win a few bucks. You get to pay taxes on your winnings but the cost of the flight and Hotel fees and stuff like that your on your own. Glen
  19. Little side note to that video I just watched. It stated to pack the bearings with grease. Shimano recommends ONE drop of very light oil for each bearing set. Any more than that and it could effect your drags operation. Guess you got to make that call. I went with the oil. Glen
  20. I don't beleive you can claim those expenses incured to keep or maintain the boat unless you are using it for a business. Thats what I was told buy my tax guy a few years ago anyway. Also couldn't claim any expenses incured fishing the proams as an amature fishermen because they for entertainment. Just the winnings over $600.00 I had to claim Glen
  21. Tom you never cease to amaze me with your ability for this type of thing. Glad you are on our side. Glen
  22. Yes it's still available. Call Fred at 315- 298- 6000 if you want to see it or for more information. Glen
  23. Sounds like I'll have to call my boss and tell him I'll be out for a couple weeks researching and preparing a petition for the 3 rod rule. LOL Thanks for your feedback. Glen
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