KJ pluggin

Welcome Byron!

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Welcome to GLF!

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I noticed there wasn't much for glows in your custom colors. Do you run more spoons and plugs in the dark and then switch to flashers when the sun comes up, or run them right away in the morning?

All the new colors are looking really good, hopefully I can make it down for the show to see them in person.

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Nice video guys, thanks for sharing. I wish we had a 20 lb average!

KJ is quicker than I am. Gotta remember to never take him on the boat, he will beat you to the pole everytime!!

Lol, that sounds about right. I usually hand it off though, I like netting just as much. Besides, I always tell people that when I run the gear it's kind of like I caught them anyway.

Late September I bought my 2014 Ram 1500 ecodiesel . Then gas prices plummeted...lol!

At the time diesel was 3.79 and regular was 3.45 a gallon. Now, diesel is 2.88 and regular 1.72. Just my luck! It won't last long though. Oil only went down to stop oil companies from tapping into new honey holes, making it a easy choice to continue getting it from the middle east.

What do you think of your ecodiesel so far? And how does the performance compare to a gas 1/2 ton?

Here ya go Grant, nice looking ride!

Nice video, thanks!

Great job Kal, catching that brown on the light rod looked like a ton of fun!

Nice video Woz, welcome to GLF!

Nice video Mike, thanks for sharing.

Congrats!

Nice job Kal. That's a cold day on the water.

If I remember correctly I think the 83 gives you a 60 deg. cone, 45deg for the 50, and 20deg for the 200. I have the 83/200 on our boat and have been pretty happy with it, but either would work for you.

Welcome Richard.

Nice looking boat. Have fun rigging her!

Welcome Rick!

Nice buck Ed!

Welcome Jason!

You can either troll the canal or set up and cast, both work. The boat that are casting usually set up between the canal entrance and the creek mouth. I would be surprised if you caught anything silver in there right now.

Welcome to GLF.

Thanks for the report, you'll get them next time.

Nice job Jim.

So do you use the same boards on each side? For instance, running 2 walleye boards on the same side should be no problem, correct? Thanks for replying!

You don't have to run the same boards, but it does make it easier to keep your spread in line once you start using 3 or more per side. As long as you have enough separation side to side you will be fine.

Most of the time when you have a fish on an outside board the added drag will pull the board back and closer to the center. Fish also generally come closer to the surface during the fight and should pass over your inside lines. There will be times when big fish get into your other board lines but the majority of times this isn't the case.