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Ya'll are :welcome .... I've been the "Language Police" since back around 2000-2001 when it was basically just Slab & I doing the moderating. As the site continued to grow & format changes came...

:Rofl ... I already am !! :biggrin

No problem ... hope he sees it.

Basic answer to your questions is yes & yes. They're marketed for several purposes : food (human & pet), fertilizer, concrete, export food. As for table fare ... I've eaten them & they're not that...

CRAPPIE BIRTHDAY, BUDDY !! :woohoo

I think most people advocate for using a offset system for the Livescope tdx wire, so if/when the Spot Lock system gets a little "jiggy" in its twisting/turning, it doesn't break the tdx wires. ...

Yeah, pretty much how I distinguish between the two. And I also distinguish between Pulling & Longline Trolling with Pulling using added weights & Longline Trolling using just baits alone. Some...

I don't think he meant that "literally". I think what he was trying to say was they spawn in waves over an extended period of time, not "all at once".

I don't use them for "Spider Rigging", but I do use them for Pushing jigs w/1oz weights, and they are the BnM Capps/Coleman 14' rods. They're not as stiff as a PST, but "probably" a little stiffer...

I'd dump Tapatalk and download the Crappie.com app !! Even though it's a Tapatalk connected app, it seems to work a lot better & easier for me ... plus the pics don't come out sideways when I post...

Tom ... I'm surprised you haven't rigged up a electric transfer pump that you could pump gas out of a couple of 3gal gas cans into your 6gallon boat gas can .... provided, of course, that you can...

I carry a 5gal bucket w/tp and several plastic grocery bags for any #2 duties, and a plastic urinal bottle for any "pee breaks".

I probably still have one of the folding potty stands ... shoved...

Chuck ... I'm likely to be heading towards the Lithium battery way, myself. Ain't getting any younger (or stronger) and living in an apt complex (2nd floor) I'm having to carry the three batteries I...

Crappie Birthday, my friend !! :woohoo

Did something similar one Fall trip down to Watts Bar Lake (Tenn) ... fished a laydown and caught a few small White Crappie in the shallower mid trunk area, and then larger Black Crappie down at the...

As I understand it ... Livescope "can" pull 4a/hr at max, and the GPSMAPS 12" unit "can" draw ~2a/hr at max draw ... but the average draw of Livescope is generally thought to be about 2a/hr.

I'm...

In my experience, they do have different "preferences" (temps, habitat, food), but in the absence of any of those things they will adapt to their available resources. Like for instance Black Crappie...

Crappie Birthday 'ol friend !!

I've run mine at two lakes in the state that are normally lightly stained (green water) and have not experienced fish running away from my Livescope ... however, on a normally much clearer water lake...

This post originated a couple years ago, and Shu may not still be following it :dono ... so it may be a good idea to PM him about the jig.

Atta boy, Billbob :HandsClapping:woohoo

Cecil .... first off :welcome to Crappie.com !!

Secondly .... scroll back a few posts and you should see pics of other member's attempt at duplicating the No Alibi jig. You could also send a PM...

JD ... they "can" pull as much as 4 amps per hour at max draw, which is why many people do have a dedicated battery just for the Livescope & Garmin unit.

I have a 65AH AGM battery just for my...

I'll start off with my 1999 ProCraft 16' w/90hp Merc ... set up for Pushing jigs (pre Livescope addition) (also pre Drotto)
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I'd answer your question about what's in my tacklebox, but I'd have to know WHICH ONE ?? :Rofl

I don't Longline Troll, but I do Push jigs & cast jigs ... so my jig tacklebox is primarily full...

A buddy of mine uses a 12' rear seat rod for LS flipping double jig rigs ... I use a 12' Buck's Graphite Jig Pole w/Mitchell 308x reel. I started out using my 10' rods (Sam's Super Sensitive &...

Happy Birthday, young brother & World Record Holder (Black Crappie) :woohoo

You can check current water levels here : Louisville District Daily Lake Report .... or if you want to check for the most recent levels, check here : Lake Levels in Kentucky, United States

If I was going to get ONE unit to go with Livescope AND the SI/DI/2d Chirp ... for split screen use ... I'd go with the biggest screen I could afford.

However ... I didn't want the SI/Di/2d...