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I'd love to be in on this. I love the Get Five worms

Went back to Cahoon today for several hours with a college buddy. Water temps were up to 81-83 degrees, well that is what it was around 1 when my depth finder finally decided to come on. It was a pretty hot day with barely a breeze. I caught one dink and my buddy lost one and that was it. We...

[ Today was only my second trip out on Cahoon and am going out again tomorrow morning. Maybe I'll see you out there.

Glad to hear it worked out for you. I carry a large amount of insurance on my boat and it is combined with my homeowners ins for about $100 a year. I figured for the amount of time and effort that went into the build that I should insure it heavily and with full coverage.

My dad and I headed to Lake Cahoon in Suffolk, VA this morning hoping for a great day of fishing. Water temps were around 75 and we fished in water from 2 to 16 feet of water. We couldn't find a pattern. My dad landed the first fish on my boat and she was a chunky 3 and a half pounder on an...

It looks like that fish was being fed constantly. That thing was a heifer. Where was this?

I bought my boat on craigslist and the boat was less than 1/2 mile from my house. Also bought my trolling motor on there.

To answer your question, yes the prices seem to be in line. I would also agree with Mike P that the 1852 seems like a great deal.

Man, wouldn't that be sweet to win.

That 30 should push it fine. I only have a 9.9 on mine and it pushes it well.

Well I finally caught my first bass of the year today and it just so happened to be on the BYOB lure I won in last months contest. Proof these lures catch fish.

Jim for sure 4lbs 13oz

Post some pics so we can get an idea of what you are working with.

I screwed or riveted the supports using L brackets, that I cut from aluminum angle, to the ribs in the floor. It was pretty easy. All of my aluminum was 1/8" thick. The tubing I used was 1"x2"x1/8" and the angle was 2"x 1/8". I have no worries of the metal flexing as I braced it well. Check...

Great boat. That 15 pushes it a lot better than the 9.9. Can't wait to see how you build that beast out. You have a lot of room to really work with her.

I highly recommend aluminum angle or tubing if you can find it. I picked up almost all of my metal at a scrapyard for dirt cheap.

I just used the outdoor carpet glue that Lowe's sells. I'm pretty sure it was Henry's as well and has worked fine.

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Geez man that it is terrible. Sorry to hear about that. This is a perfect time for your friend to make that pond even better and yall will know exactly where the structure is. It is a shame though. Not often that a pond can become that productive. A lot of times you see a pond get loaded up...

Thanks man.