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I have an off-brand (Riverhawk B-60) that I love for inshore and river/creek fishing. I prefer it over a jon boat because of it's stability, but the others are correct when they tell you it does NOT handle rough water well. A metal jon-boat may be better for bouncing off oyster bars, stumps, rocks, ...

Very nice! I bet your son wishes he hadn't overslept!

WE HAD 1.8 INCHES OF RAIN OVER NIGHT, NEEDED IT. http://www.intellicast.com/national/precipitation/estimated.aspx?location=USFL0401 My 4 & 5 inch rain gauges both maxed out. My buddy says his 7 inch gauge maxed out. According to this, some places around here got over 8 inches last night. That's...

Anyone have a 5'x10' - 6'x12' utility trailer they're looking to get rid of?
I've looked at what I can get at Tractor Supply, and I'm not impressed.
Where can I get a good deal without driving more than an hour or so? (From Perry, FL)
Thanks!

I accidentally caught one by surprise once, and she gave me a scare.but she was just trying to get back in the water. Just be cautious, you should be fine.

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See you guys at the next tournament!!!!

I'd recommend spending more if you can, but if not, the main thing I look for is the weight capacity. My first kayak had a capacity of 350 lbs. I weigh 250 lbs. My butt was always wet, all of my tackle stayed wet, but I caught a lot of fish from it and had a blast. You can modify any kayak into a fi...

fishinfool, YEA I STILL HAVE THE OLD FARMALL SUPER C, IT STARTS IN A NEW YORK MINUTE, RUNS GREAT, MUST REMEMBER THIS TRACTOR IS NOT IN 1ST CLASS SHAPE. SHE MOWS FLAWLESSLY, USES VERY LITTLE GAS, THE ONLY TIME I CHANGE OIL IT WHEN IT GET DOWN TO THE ADD OIL MARK, THIS IS ABOUT ONE TIME A YEAR. I JUS...

I take mine all the time. I go near low tide, put in at a creek and wade with a crab net. I keep a bucket on the yak for the crabs, and I'll use the yak to cross deep holes that I can't wade across, or areas where the mud is too sticky. It helps to keep the yak tied to you as you wade so that the ti...

Your best bet for finding any clear water will be closer to Keaton. The Steinhatchee is just now starting to drop below flood stage. http://waterdata.usgs.gov/fl/nwis/uv?site_no=02324000 Normal gauge height is around 3 feet. Good luck.

I've never fished that far up the river, but farther down river I've had good luck with any color beetlespin for bream and spinnerbaits for bass.

I've known Matt all my life. He posts on here sometimes as "DOWNTIME". Wishing him and his family the best!

Just wanted to bump this back to the top now that it's getting closer.

Awesome news!
Although I can't help but feel this is some sort of cruel joke.....................