Another vote for the Kahtoolas. Spendy, but work it.

I’ve worn the Baffin Titans for the past 3 seasons. Nothing but good things to say about them. They definitely are Herman Munster big and took a short time to get used to walking in, but all in all I like them a lot. I have some Frabill bibs that do zip down around them but it does take a little effort.

Thanks guys. Good info. I believe have been convinced to buy. Not that I needed a lot of convincing…

Great. Thanks for the info. Do either of you know if there are any specific cleaning instructions for all the crud that can get on the flasher? I looked at the manual but saw nothing. Is the flasher surface hardy enough to take a wiping with a micro fiber cloth and water or windex?

Dustin,

Sorry, I assumed $80 was ok without asking. Is $80 ok?

Joel

Hi Dustin,

Awesome, how would you like to work payment?

Thanks

Joel

No problem. Let me know if interested.
Thanks
Joel

When I pencil grip a rod my finger would always end up hitting the hook holder as I rest it on the rod. Annoyed the hell out of me so any rods I order I get no holder. I just use the tape holding my reel on as the hook holder.

No problem.

Hi,

Yeah, I think they might be too small. A size 10 shoe would probably be OK, but 10.5 would be too tight I think.

Reducing price to $175

Totally forgot about the camera.

Camera is sold.

Eric,

I just sent you a PM.

Joel

Justin,

Camera is still available.

Guys,

Looking for $375 or best offer for the camera.

Thanks

Rob,

Just sent you a PM.

Guys, the LX7 has sold. Just the camera is still for sale.

Yes. That would not be a problem.

I don’t think handhelds are going anywhere until a smartphone can match the runtime and accuracy of a good handheld. I am not aware of any WAAS enabled smartphone so accuracy just can’t match a WAAS enable handheld.

This will be my 3rd year wearing Baffin Boots. Couldn’t be more satisfied. Reasonable price and I think well worth the investment. For ice fishing I wear the 100% rubber exterior Huntsman series Titan boots. Keep the feet plenty warm and can stand in slush/water for hours and not leak. Pair them with some Kahtoola micro spikes and your set for pretty much anything on the ice.

I have been using the invisaswivel clear fluorocarbon swivel the past few years and it has worked as well as any other swivel I’ve used. I like that it is clear and neutrally buoyant.

Now all we need is a little help from Detroit and what a perfect end to a season it would be if Chicago and Green Bay would be playing for the division on the last day of the season. With Green Bay winning, of course.

Nice job. This will be my first winter attempting to make my own jigs. I think this year I’ll stick to the plain jigs until I get the hang of it. Keep posting. Be interested in seeing your progress throughout the winter.

I agree with the no reel seat opinion. I certainly do not begrudge anyone who wants a reel seat but I like the endless possibilities for positioning your reel that a plain handle gives you.

Agreed. Hooked up for the season. Unhooked during off season. Just remember to charge every couple months or so during off season to keep battery in top shape

Outstanding

I’ve been wearing Icebreaker Brand Merino wool socks and liners for the last few years. Very light. Very warm. Wick moisture extremely well.

Outstanding!

A little longer before really safe ice here in southern WI. I guess the only good thing is that I have one of my annual winter colds now so hopefully at ice up I’ll be ready to go.

Nice
Please send some of that ice south. Got ice fever, but we’re just a little ways away yet.