The live well is still not perfect, but it is much improved. I just added a restrictor to the spray nozzle. I’m not sure why, but when it’s full of fish it just doesn’t drain as fast as I think it should.
. My solution was to attach a 4-rod rack to a seat post. That way you can just remove it when you’re done fishing. Works good, looks a little cheesy…
I have 2 replaced knees I hunt chukars in Utah ,Idaho and Nevada, I’ve got closer working dogs now so I can keep up,
We used to have a dog that got all excited when we caught a fish. It got very annoying.
One of our Munsterlanders still gets excited, I actually put her on a check cord when I’m flyfishing from the bank. But we put all our dogs on short cords when they are on the boat, otherwise there would just be too much mayhem. Unhooking treble hooks from a dogs mouth is not fun for anyone involved! Unfortunately, I know from experience… We usually go to shore every couple hours or so and fillet, and let the dogs run loose and swim. They really like chasing after the carcasses! By the time they’re done with that they’re pretty content on the boat for another couple hours.
I agree on live scope I usually find crappie by catching them in places I would expect to catch crappie and or have caught them thereAnother thing I will add about the crappie fishing. We did have the livescope, but I think it was more of a hindrance to the catching. We found the fish in obvious spots that you wouldn’t need electronics to find and want to fish. Then once we were fishing, my wife outfished me because I was spending so much time staring at the stupid screen.
I just looked at the most recent image from May 3. It looks like red Canyon, Ticaboo and the lower bay near the floating restroom are still quite fishable. Otherwise, it looks like it’s getting pretty stained/muddy…
Steve!!! I didn’t realize this was you. Definitely a blond moment. I was literally just looking up who had posted to me before I left for my trip. I wanted to reach out and apologize for not stopping by.
