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I have a Humminbird Fishin Buddy but it isn't made anymore. Haven't yet seen anything I think would be better either.

The fish finder is mostly used for finding drop offs, big rocks, underwater structure, points, creek channels, whether the bottom is smooth, rocky or weeds, etc. Not really used ...

Berkley plastic rod holders

Word on the street is that Classic Accessories is getting out of the float tube / pontoon business. It would appear so...with Cumberlands marked down to 157.95...plus 40 bucks shipping.

They are a very good float tube, but replacement bladders have been nonexistent for a while now. \

I really ...

I've had these for about 3 years and they have held up very well and are really comfortable. I hike in them a lot when up in the Sierras and or down the shoreline with the tube on my shoulders;

https://www.amazon.com/Duck-Fish-Sticky-Rubber-Wading/dp/B06ZXW1QPD/ref=asc_df_B06ZXW1QPD/?tag=hyprod-20 ...

Dude, I just bought some dive booties for $40 but these are way better. Thanks for the tip, Rob!

How do they fit, size wise? I'm a 9ish and have to switch between 9 and 10 depending on the brand. Do they run big or small?


They seem pretty roomy. The 9s will probably do you just fine. And free ...

Do you have ocean rods needing a guide or two, or want something to start with... and not buy junk or spend big bucks for Calstar, Seeker, or No\rth Fork, Rainshadow, Lamiglas or other expensive equipment? I have many refurbished rods and I do repairs on most fishing rods. give me a holler if ya ...

I ordered up some parts and the popular siwash hook has an overly long shank, I think. This is a #6, gonna get some #8s and try again. I am also gonna make some with #4 mosquito hooks....about the same size bend, but shorter shank than the siwash in the pic.

Presenting the Patient Zero spinner ...

This is open for anybody that wants to go. I'll be making a little more frequent trips inshore and offshore now that the water is warming up and the fish finish spawning.

Currently heading out targeting Yellowtail and Tuna in MX waters 20-30 miles. As they get closer the runs will hopefully be what ...

Penn spinner and the last fly reel have been spoken for. If you want a 7ft spinning rod thats perfect for a kid to use at the pier or wherever, just message me.

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Neuroshima wrote: Thu Apr 27, 2023 5:25 pm I miss the like/funny/disagree/helpful clicks we could do on the old site.

Reactions are currently unavailable on this board engine. Hopefully they get added at some point in the future. The only thing they have now is the "thanks" button.

To all you Dads out there happy fathers day !

Hit the Valley for an even 43 last week on Friday. Mostly cats and carp with a bass or two thrown in. No idea if I can post pix or a link, some footage is up on my YouTube channel. Put the carp in my garden after peeling some meat for flathead bait.

https://pickerwheel.com/?id=MmKkS

Friday afternoons I need some help... Just for San Diego! You can make your own, add your own choices.

Directly north from pigs. This whole shoreline is good.there are a few secondary points that go way out in the water after the rock bluff. Fish like this area for ambush.

If you launch from the boat dock area, these areas are really good. I mean honestly, every part of the shore is catchable.where that island is, is a great spot especially the long point above it which is all under water

A couple more close ups from yesterday back in pine. Don’t get your panties in a bunch, just a drive by no fishing unfortunately

Nonstop Topwater & Jigs! The Barrett 1-2 Punch!
https://youtu.be/d0yEnclEeWQ

OK, take two!

After just doing a full write up of the day and everything the website logged me out and I have to do it again. But that’s OK because it was such a fun day. I don’t mind telling the story again. After ...

Yes! Got my favorite fishing location a place of its own! Thank You Bassman!
Hitting the Estero in Ensenada, or catching roosters in Punta Arena - Post it here!
The Baja season will be cranking up soon, and I have plenty of trips booked - here we go!

Just got back from my annual kayak fly fishing trip to Estero Coyote. As usual it was an awesome trip, but this year was colder and a bit windier than past trips. The colder water changed the fishing a bit - we had fewer Corvina and Corbina and more halibut and bonefish - the same toad spotties ...