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And if the crowd shows up, he MUST be tested first. That should be fun to watch.

boats.net advertise parts for as far back as '68. I have a 15 hp with a 9" three blade.

Clever design. And those jig bodies are splendid.

How deep can they be used, and about what speed?
Would this be useful trolling over brush/blowdowns, etc?

I'm very interested in this technique as I need all the tips possible to be able to...

I like it. Who has an extra?

Thank you. I, too, have my first SI, and this is the first to see this info.

Thank you. The screw moves easily, and without some friction would be out of adjustment in seconds.

I recently came into a 1978 Evinrude 25hp that was said to be running when parked in 2015. It is not locked up, The carburetor bowl looked as nasty as expected. On disassembly for the idle...

PM to ya.

Nice trolling motor, water on the outside, dry on the inside. What's not to like?

My next strategy is learning to pray in the spirit.

That's the way to teach. Interest and relevance works best. Hat tip.

Good choice on the depth finder. Still using one like that.

Piece of treated 2X12 makes a nice "elevator." Been using one for over 10 years. Finally got around to painting it same color as the boat.

An folks say them ol' redneck boys are dumb.

The hog on the right got hit pretty hard.

But it's fun!

Is that marabou?

Hmmm...

What would we do without you, Cray?

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What I know about mechanics would fit in a thimble, and is likely wrong, but that sounds like what the hot rodders of old described as "plugs too hot."

Some shallow, and there are those here who are fans of small jigs on lite line in deeper water when the bite slows. Some time reading on what line is available and it's uses seems to be in order. ...

Does Fireline work well with micro jigs, 1/64 oz and smaller? Probably what it is made for, but I don't know.

"like a 16 year old kid walking out the door on his first date"

That's when my trouble started.

Chris, if your budget has limits, there are used up aluminum bass boats with locked up engines that can be had for very little. A couple of used tires, repack the bearings, a little imagination,...

The dang terrorists really messed up buying dynamite.

The outboard will move silt, but it will take several passes. A mud anchor dropped on the river side is good. Use just enough throttle to...

Chaunc is my kind of guy. Philanthropist and fisherman. Hat tip, Sir.

Agree on the gators, Ditch Basser. The Mobile River Delta is full of them, and I have swallowed plenty of that water with not a hint of gator in it. One must work at getting close to them.

Nice ties. Really like the shrimp.