I have an iPhone and I’m not having this issue currently. Is your phone software up to date?

I just loaded up with all of the Core Tackle jigs (Hover, Tush & Ozark). Looking forward to throwing them this year. That is a good video, one of the ones that got me intrigued about their products.

I think the smallest hover rigs will be great for Crappie too, they just showed up at my house yesterday and I can get my preferred Bobby Garland 2″ baits on them.

There would not be a speed limit for the live imaging, the limiting factor would be your pole mount. You’ll be fine drifting.

PropMD replaced a skeg for me on Monday, they did great work.

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Congrats BC! I don’t post often but I enjoy seeing photos/posts of everyone’s kids enjoying the outdoors.

Mine are 17 & 15 so not a lot of time left at home. The days can be long but the years go quick, try to enjoy it.

walleyeguy1234 wrote:

Pool 4 30inch

That fish looks like how I feel after the Chinese buffet!

Flathead around 43 pounds near Everts and I can’t remember how big the musky was but it was caught on a crappie rod on the Canadian side of LOTW.

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Another vote for Ridgid, but I like most of there stuff.

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Carbs are not needed by most people but glucose is. Thankfully, your body can make its own glucose in the absence of carbohydrates through a process called gluconeogenesis.

I personally would look into the advice that Bigwerm offered. I’d add Dr. Shawn Baker, Dr. Ken Berry and Dr. Jason Fung to the list.

There is a lot of interesting research going on right now that calls into question all of the dietary guidelines of the last 75 years.

There is a professor and scientist named Dr. Ben Bikman who studies the insulin/glucose issue. It really opened my mind to the possible root cause of the so called plagues of prosperity.

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The Helix 5 is pretty easy on batteries, but this is coming from a guy that still runs normal batteries on my Marcum units. I do use lithium for the Livescope setup.

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No live bait unless you buy it in Canada.

I’d think in your scenario you would be ok with a DUI. Some guys get through border crossing with a DUI and can fish, but I personally know a guy that was forced to turn around.

With your outdoor card and Canadian license you are allowed to fish the Canadian side now without reporting as long as you never touch soil.

I believe that prohibits you from using an anchor as well.

You’ll need the outdoor card and your fishing license. I never get RABC permits but I can’t say you do not need them, it just depends on how you are getting into Canada. We use passports.

Yeah, he let us through. Fishing was fantastic!

Still can not bring any live bait across the border. I asked if he thought crawlers would ever be allowed again, he said no.

On a related note, I’ve been going to Ontario one or twice a year for the last 6 years and got asked this year if my boat has been dry for 6-8 weeks. I was honest and said no. He proceeded to tell me that is a new requirement. I asked him if he was joking because no serious fisherman would have their boat out of the water for 6-8 weeks!

Bearcat89 wrote:

Tell them when I take a survey I don’t want to have to register or log in

Agree with Bearcat. I’m interested in filling out the survey but not motivated enough by it to register or log in.

Joe Jarl wrote:

This may help.

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That was very informational and helpful, thanks for posting.

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I’d be down there all winter crappie fishing! Search Mike Baker videos, he has quite a few crappie videos for Lake of the Ozarks winter fishing.

I have family in Kansas and I go down as often as I can for winter crappie fishing in those reservoirs.

Spatchcock is the only way I do poultry now so that is what I’d suggest.

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cgvn wrote:

I am interested. Are you available today for me to look at it. I happen to be in Mound this morning helping a buddy with some work.

I’ll be out of town until Tuesday, you would be second in line to look at it. I’ll let you know.

Not necessarily, just depends on what you are wanting to see on your graph(s).

Lack of ice fishing interest and using proceeds to help rig a new boat.

Legal on border water rivers. St. Croix and Mississippi River below the confluence in Prescott.

Yeah it subdues the action of the front crankbait but it also makes it look like the back one is chasing the front one.

What Biggill is describing is exactly what you do when you are hand lining, it can be done with rod and reel to.