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not trying to promote or anything but works fine for me, lots of stuff for sale as well.

check classifields at floatfishing.net

cant wait.

i tie them right on the treble hook, however i will try some on the coil as steel'n'esox mentioned, it sound like a good idea, esp when you have to cut hooks, this way you get to keep the bucktail untouched an just attach another hook. the two spinner with big colorado blades were made by me, the parts:pack of already looped wires from ang spec i think it was pack of 50 for $5, beads, blades, clevices and trebles from bps. here are mine

use search...

get some #4 and #5 bucktails.

sometimes i leave my pc on, and if i leave OFC on opera browser it shows im singned in. Things are not as they appear

hmmm, these posts got me wondering should i return the 2 weeks ago bought new bore III 8" incher and get myself a 6".

holand river around bradford. in spring they are in the river in big numbers and if you find a shallow river part it will be more interesting for them to watch than to fish.

beautiful report, thanks for sharing.

credit to this guy and his daily ice watch reports.

fin bore III 6&8" $59 at bass pro.

thats awesome...i like how the moose licks the arrow.

in pic#3 you can see that the line is loose, but when fish strikes its creates tension and the line moves the ring away from the eyelet and the rod pops up, and yes the the board falls and the flag goes up.

saw this some time ago

awesome. i see videos are becoming popular now...good job.

steelheading- solopaddler hands down (he's the only guy that is exempt from annual report ) variety fish - moosebunk both members write fun to read reports and include lots of pictures. good to have them around.

dont know how good you know the mechanic, but ive seen mechanics who make money just because people dont have a clue about cars, parts and in your case a sled. if you can, get a second opinion. for the giggles

awsome pike, congrats... im jealous, can't wait for ice in my area.

well this year is gonna be different http://break.com/index/a-recession-christmas.html

if you really want to find them you have to look for them. alwasy use 2 rods (check regs though) drill 2 holes, setup different baits, try different depths, 15-20 min no bite, relocate....keep doing it untill you find them. mark it on gps so you have it for next day or next season.

awsome report, quick question though, you ever get skunked? even your shortest reports ("bad day" how you call them), which are still fun to read and browse through pictures, look better than most reports from the rest OFC members when they have good days on water. thanks for sharing. btw, keep the fishing forecasts coming in the future as well.

"One of the most unusual features of this rod is the eccentric, upside down first guide - a feature which Megabass claims to aid in casting distance especially with superlines" personally i think its just a small gimmick to attract fishermen, i dont see how it could help casting since the only difference is the mounting of the guide, the loop is still on 90 degrees.