Recent content by raven174us

I'm not a book person but that sounds like something I would read.

Oh ok. I will more than likely remove them. I wouldn't have a use for them where I fish and since I don't have the wheels. Thanks!

First, I haven't been on here in years. It's so nice to be back. :D I picked up a 1980 Valco. I was wondering what the 2 vertical brackets are that are beside the handles. Thanks

I'll try that for sure. I'm somewhat comfortable with electricity. I just thought the initial idea was somewhat crazy. But if it's something that has been around for a while then it has to be worth doing.

So the hot is hooked to the rod where does the other wire go? I may try the battery first. It would save me a ton of money collecting them myself.

That is some crazy stuff. I would end up shocking my self every time. #-o I live in an area with lots of clay and don't ever see night crawlers. But I have family that live on farm land so I thought I'd try some tricks to collect bait.

I seen in the March issue of Field and Stream that you can take 2 copper rods, place them in the ground about 3 feet apart and hook to a car battery using jumper cables. This is suppose to bring up the worms. Is this something that is worth trying?

I'm really sorry for your loss.

I wish the cold weather would go away!!

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Lookin good. What's the PVC pipe for? Maybe be a stupid question. Is is for wiring?

Makes me think of the movie Eagle Eye. I'm glad I have a crappy phone.

For me it's easy. They are too much of a hassle to haul and load/offload. Sure they may be great to take the family out on for an outing. But taking a Pontoon fishing is like driving a Cadillac in a Nascar race.

Man props! That's some great work. You'll have to post pics from the water.

:shock: My wife has let me do a lot of things, but posting a pic of her "jugs" is not one of them. lol Some guys have all the luck.