Spring fishing

[AllOutdoors]

It should be warming up soon. I'm ready for some shallow river fishing if it ever stops raining.

[metaniumxg]

Nice smallies! What river is that if I can ask?

[SalmonDaze]

Nice jet pack. You should be hitting the Caney today.

[XxthejuicexX]

Nice fish! I like the jet boat too.

[AllOutdoors]

Originally Posted by metaniumxg

Nice smallies! What river is that if I can ask?

It's a secret. But the dirty, chocolate milk Duck that has no fish comes to mind. These even came from that skanky water.

[AllOutdoors]

The lower it gets the better!

[Reel Tune]

That's one sick jet boat. Is that antifreeze in the livewell around that crappie?

[XxthejuicexX]

Originally Posted by Reel Tune

That's one sick jet boat. Is that antifreeze in the livewell around that crappie?

I'm thinking it might be the crappie measuring device

[Alphahawk]

Originally Posted by XxthejuicexX

I'm thinking it might be the crappie measuring device

My thoughts also.


Regards

[Reel Tune]

Originally Posted by XxthejuicexX

I'm thinking it might be the crappie measuring device

Originally Posted by Alphahawk

My thoughts also.


Regards

Why would it be left in the livewell?

[AllOutdoors]

Originally Posted by Reel Tune

Why would it be left in the livewell?

Thanks on the boat. As for the crappie measurer, I found they break easily when left on the casting decks and are stepped on. Also, they tend to blow out of the boat when running down the river. I tried wearing it as a hat, where it would always be handy.....but it didn't fit just right. I screwed it to the passenger seat to keep it from blowing out, however they tend to break when my fishing partner would sit on it, plus the whiner said it wasn't comfortable to sit on. Also there were complaints from said passengers that their buttocks smelled like fish. Running out of options to keep it secure and handy, I decided to store it in the livewell. After all, if the crappie measures that's where they go. I might try storing the crappie measurer and fish in the gas tank to see if that is any easier. My only concern with that is, making the hole to drop the fish and measurer through. I m afraid i might melt the plastic tank while cutting a hole in the gas tank with my cutting torch.

[skillet]

Originally Posted by AllOutdoors

Thanks on the boat. As for the crappie measurer, I found they break easily when left on the casting decks and are stepped on. Also, they tend to blow out of the boat when running down the river. I tried wearing it as a hat, where it would always be handy.....but it didn't fit just right. I screwed it to the passenger seat to keep it from blowing out, however they tend to break when my fishing partner would sit on it, plus the whiner said it wasn't comfortable to sit on. Also there were complaints from said passengers that their buttocks smelled like fish. Running out of options to keep it secure and handy, I decided to store it in the livewell. After all, if the crappie measures that's where they go. I might try storing the crappie measurer and fish in the gas tank to see if that is any easier. My only concern with that is, making the hole to drop the fish and measurer through. I m afraid i might melt the plastic tank while cutting a hole in the gas tank with my cutting torch.

Sooooo, what you're saying is, they're a little fragile?? 😂😂😂

Nice fish and very cool boat!

[MNfisher]

Originally Posted by AllOutdoors

Thanks on the boat. As for the crappie measurer, I found they break easily when left on the casting decks and are stepped on. Also, they tend to blow out of the boat when running down the river. I tried wearing it as a hat, where it would always be handy.....but it didn't fit just right. I screwed it to the passenger seat to keep it from blowing out, however they tend to break when my fishing partner would sit on it, plus the whiner said it wasn't comfortable to sit on. Also there were complaints from said passengers that their buttocks smelled like fish. Running out of options to keep it secure and handy, I decided to store it in the livewell. After all, if the crappie measures that's where they go. I might try storing the crappie measurer and fish in the gas tank to see if that is any easier. My only concern with that is, making the hole to drop the fish and measurer through. I m afraid i might melt the plastic tank while cutting a hole in the gas tank with my cutting torch.

Hahahaha


Mike

[Alphahawk]

Best thing to do is fish for crappie where they are so big you don't need one of those...LOL.


Regards

[agelesssone]

Originally Posted by AllOutdoors

Thanks on the boat. As for the crappie measurer, I found they break easily when left on the casting decks and are stepped on. Also, they tend to blow out of the boat when running down the river. I tried wearing it as a hat, where it would always be handy.....but it didn't fit just right. I screwed it to the passenger seat to keep it from blowing out, however they tend to break when my fishing partner would sit on it, plus the whiner said it wasn't comfortable to sit on. Also there were complaints from said passengers that their buttocks smelled like fish. Running out of options to keep it secure and handy, I decided to store it in the livewell. After all, if the crappie measures that's where they go. I might try storing the crappie measurer and fish in the gas tank to see if that is any easier. My only concern with that is, making the hole to drop the fish and measurer through. I m afraid i might melt the plastic tank while cutting a hole in the gas tank with my cutting torch.

Good read ALLOutdoors!