You really gotta be careful when you are fishing resident trout in the summer. When the water gets around the 70 degree mark, the mortality rate of the fish sky rockets. They might swim away, but the odds are they are belly up soon after.
Thanks man, and that's exactly what all that plumbing is. With a raised floor there is zero room to scoop out any water.
My buddy has told me 30lb mono or Dacron will work fine.
Mike, I'll build one on the Dell.ca site for ya and PM you the details and pricing. I'll base it off the specs you posted in your original thread.
You wanna let me know via PM the prices on the two you were looking at?
Rain or shine the oldman and I were getting out for bass opener. We usually fair ok and today was no exception. Day started off with a few nice largies and more surfacing gar pike then I've ever seen before! I've made a mental note to bring the flyrod out next time and give these suckers a go.. Frank was the lucky one to land the big bass of the day a nice 3-4lber.. As always we pretty much fish topwater exclusively, today it was definitely the ticket. Overcast, rainy and a bit of wind had the fish turned on for sure.
Here's the big big surprise And people have trouble catching topwater pike? Just under 40inches on the tape. A few quick pics and back she went.
It's a few days before opener, not a big deal. Now the middle of May or something and it probably would have been a little worse, lol.
I've been catching bass out in the middle of weed beds and off the drops for the past 2 weeks or so while fishing for pike. Definitely off the beds and on the feed.
Mike, I don't think you can compare transporting fish in a live well on a boat, to you transporting them with your car/truck.
Regardless of how many miles the bass boat guys run, they never leave the water.