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you guys are really going to be blown away by this: I don't like graphite rods either....🤯 back to our regularly scheduled grip talk....

Full wells. But I also don't really like the feel of cork any more. So I wrap them in a tennis wrap....but still, full wells all the way.

Looks great! 3 words though: Capr capr capr

I know, I'm ashamed.

That is so awesome, Bob! But man, get someone to fix your formatting! 😆. Calling @Evan B

👆 💯 bottom line, context matters.

define "5 seasons", is this 5 seasons of fishing 15 days/year on easily accessible rivers? or is this 5 seasons of bushwhacking 80+ days/year into spots that hardly anyone else fishes? For the former, there are TONS of options. For the latter, there may not be any options.

Dum's are quite possibly the best pet snake. don't get HUGE, super chill (mostly). Mine just passed away this last year after 27 years!

Or just some Beavers...or both

This is really the true Clam-eggo. Not like the imposter I have up on the vise site.

We did put a pretty good clinic of what not to do and still managed to hook a couple each and even land one each.

Whichever movie I'm with my kid at...

@Evan B has a way with them caprs...

...to EVERYONE'S surprise, didn't eff it up.... that really sums it up. Who wants a ride in my rad new boat?

:LOL: :LOL: :LOL: The only reason I use the Ryobi is because I have a bunch of the tools that all use the same battery. It's really pretty fast though.

I wouldn't exactly call my experience a success as it was just shuttling along backroads. For that, hell yeah it worked! @Fourbtgait, what is your ultimate goal? to save a few minutes launching? or saving on interior space? If the former, it literally takes less than 5 min for me to fully...

no, because with my electric pump it still only takes me under 5 min to have it completely ready to go from completely deflated (for either the Stealth Pro or Scout that I now have). but yeah, pontoon is definitely going to be more streamlined.

I used to sometimes. But, I found that for trout and other smaller fish where you're fishing within 50' (could probably even go 30') that negates any appreciable advantage that a DT may have. Now, front taper on the WF line DOES matter. sometimes.