Trolling, trolling, trolling on the river....pics

Had to do something with the 5500C reels and some leftover bass poles. Looks like I found a new use for them thanks to David Waters input. Picked up a few out from Mansard Island. That display below the pole holders is a HP IPAQ with the Ky Hydrographics maps installed. I was using the moving maps feature of Oziexplorer and stayed right on the trail using this baby. The IPAQ receives GPS data from the wireless Garmin GPS10. Bluetooth stuff. No wires. I love technology.

Also here's a couple of pics of my baby taking a "recharge" break.

Top left of this picture is Mansard Island. I was just a wee bit north and east of the Island. Still lots of standing timber (tree trunks, stumps etc in this area). A good place to go trolling (and hanging up too). Big fishes in this area. You just gotta find them...............

Tom, one of Doris' classmates is with Homeland Security...I think I will have him check you out....Your boat looks like a Russian trawler..:D Frank & I are going to have a real good time turning knobs and pushing buttons...

Were you using canon balls for dropper weights?:)

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Originally Posted by DonG

Tom, one of Doris' classmates is with Homeland Security...I think I will have him check you out....Your boat looks like a Russian trawler..:D Frank & I are going to have a real good time turning knobs and pushing buttons...

Were you using canon balls for dropper weights?:)

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The fastest way to the bottom of the river ain't no 1/64 ounce jig....haha

If I hit a tree trunk with these rigs, I knock the fish out of the trees....haha

The fish want be safe with you three on the water .

Nice set up!
Bill

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Originally Posted by roybuoy

The fish want be safe with you three on the water .

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truuuuue dat !!! :p



....cp :cool:

Tom go get all the trees marked. Then If I can get back to walking. I may have to load up Todd and come help you catch all the fish that are left.
Pete