Recent content by freetofish

good for you... I have been retired 8 years and I am loving every minute of it...The fish aren't to happy I'm "freetofish" but I am.

I have been off this forum for quite some time. New computer and lost the "log in sheet" with all my passwords. It has taken me a long time and the help of several people to resurrect some of my favorite accounts... I'm still using my Alumaweld 1648 which I rebuilt part of...I do love it and...

What lake are you fishing? I want to go there where ever it is.

Hi tin boaters... I have been gone for several months. Many assorted reasons but am now back to learn from you all and maybe even add something now and then. It feels good to be back.

it would be sensible to me that since my Birthday is the 26 of Feb. That I should win.... besides I could use a good rain suit and they have the best.

I know its only a guess but it looks a lot like an old boat I used to have.. the brand was Crestliner. I don't really know what brand it is but looks like a good boat.... enjoy

Welcome aboard riverliquor! I haven't been down to your area for several years but in years past I have caught quite a few walleye right at the old put in in town by the riffle... I know that has changed and am wondering if its still good.... seems like we went above Donaphon several miles on...

my suggestion based on your intended usage, go to Harbor freight and for $39.95 you can get a pretty good small pancake compressor... I use mine for about the same things as you mentioned and its going on 5 years old.... biggest favor you can do any compressor is drain the tank after every use

The name on my river boat is "float & Hope" the best boat name I have seen is "Millie's mink coat" I figure his wifes name was millie... I had a Lowes jon boat for awhile and did so want to put beside Lowe...& behold... names are fun.. good luck with that.

I can see some guy backing down the boat ramp with this tank and not being able to stop it...This thing is huge

OK, here is what you do... find you an older metal minnow bucket... next go to a junk yard and find a fan motor out of a heater from a car or truck... cut the length of the blades down to fit inside the hinged lid of the minnow bucket...If your batteries are easy to get at, run a line to the hot...

All they had was a Chevy? Oh well......................Just kiddin.. good looking rig. Enjoy

I was there today and its a great show as usual. lots of different items for sale... good prices on most all items...I also attended the Crappie seminar and found it enjoyable..... Oh yeah I did buy some "stuff" but not to much... Now I want to go fishing.

Oh gosh...... Santa is bringing me a new boat and he is trying it out for me.... Yippiee.....

Please Mr. Custer! I don't wana go!