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That was the problem with the box one. The only other thing I can think of would be a 5 gal bucket on the back with a flush system.

That's a better idea! Mine was like a box and dragged too darn much.

I have tried that in a CnR tourney once but the drag slowed me down a little too much to be practice. Thanks any ways!

I've heard of others having that, but on the section of the Ohio I fish they seem to prefer the attraction of a live fish. Not to say I don't use plastics all the time though!

Hmm I hadn't ever thought of charging homemade baits that way; I've used it for cheap worms I picked up but never a hand pour. Good idea!

No problem friend!

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Yep. Nothing seems to pull the numbers like a real minnow but these things sure do come close!

159198 only exceptional because this part of river is never calm.

Hmm. I'll have to give that a try as well! Thanks!

Go check out Austin Kayak. I got a complete set up for 530 shipped. Has scupper holes, a couple hatches, a paddle, a PFD and a leash. Good luck!

Of course don't forget the PFDs! I've had a fall in the cold water on big water, and I'll tell ya it ain't fun!

Looks great!

Yep usually tuck it back in a little. Then again ever since sankos came out I've only used circle hooks with worms.

Hmm; must work better than this crap at Walmart; I'll give it a try guys!

Jigslinger, those are some nice fish! I just know in the water I fish they don't make a darned difference; then again I fish the Ohio river with 4 eyed fish and dead cows floating down stream LOL!

Looks awesome! Wish my area had a yak fishing club like that; closest thing I've seen is a group of idiots who are itching to run under one of the barges one of these days!

My favorite fish attractant; knowing to to fish! I've caught a good number of fish without using one of those gimmicky "attractants". You'd have far better luck just knowing how to actually find the...

The 2 pound test comes out at .003. That's pretty small line; it also costs 18 dollars for a box.

I usually spool with 4 pound omniflex. Even big walleyes will hit it so I don't see why bluegill wouldn't; and at 2 dollars for 700 yards I can respool every trip. If you want a really thin line...

Ah alright. I was thinking of having to drift forwards; that explains it. Thanks!

A little bit of everything; I prefer crappie on my ultralight but I fish for stripers and carp in it quite a bit as we'll. I've tried cat fishing but I haven't quite figured out how to drift fish for...

Thank you very much! I've been kayak fishing for 2 years now an already have a couple friends who started because of me!

Thanks! It's not the greatest but for being 16 I'm pretty proud of her; taking her on a date this Saturday to catch some slabs hopefully!

Welcome buddy! Hope you enjoy crappie.com!

Pretty cool.

Welcome from West By God Virginia! What region in AR you from?

Now I know how to catch them, but I was wondering if any one knew if they were in the Ohio River around Marrietta or Belpre? Thanks a lot!

I like challenge; I like using a recurve when shooting a bow, and I like to use one pole. Didn't enjoy this show or pretty much any fishing show on the tv much to be honest.

Ah; do you use outriggers on your canoe by the way? I have a low profile sit on top kayak so about as stable as a canoe, just seemed a little tipsy.