mrcoon

The MS people flood the LA side and do the same thing when certain small lakes get hot. It is just what people in that area of LA and MS do. Everyone picks on cajuns but the people in that area are worse, especially when it comes to fish.

I fished OK the year it opened. If we wouldn't have been in a 36" bottom duck boat we wouldn't have caught crap. We had to fish were the mob wasn't able to get to catch fish. It was fun. The bim busters were out in force the day we went. They were losing their minds. I am not surprised it sucks now considering the meat haul that went on. Every lake in that whole area is on a wipe out rotation. I have seen 150 boats on lakes less than 100 acres up there when the blue gills brag posts hit facebook.

The one that is broken is one of two that I have, and the first one I bought. It stays in its case, and I travel with it. I think the cord staying in a bind where it goes into the case is what finally did it in. I am very careful with the way I keep my electric knifes because I have been badly shocked buy a couple of regular green/yellow Mr. Twisters when they were at the end of their lives. I do everything I can to keep my knife hand dry and the knife itself clean and dry at all times. When I am done I wipe down the electric knife with a damp cloth and store it indoors. It think this greatly adds to longevity.

I have worn out others: an American Anger, a couple Black n Decker's, Ham Beach, and an old Rapala that you could hook to a 12V battery via alligator clamps.

So as for my old faithful, no, it hasn't cleaned 300 trout a week for 20 years, but it has cleaned several thousand fish over that time. When I first got it I was at my fishing peak. The most I can remember cleaning in one sitting was about 200 trout, 20 or so reds, and a pile of sheep head. I rarely fish the marsh these days and do more river and lake fishing. I also catch and release a lot more now. I only find myself cleaning fish a couple times a month these days.

I used an older model Bass Pro Shops cordless to clean 35 bass a few weekends ago because of the issues with my Piranha. It made it through them all on one battery, but it wasn't very powerful. That experience is what has me curious about the new crop of cordless. It seems like some of the tech from todays power tools should have made its way into fillet knives. Some of my Milwaukee cordless tools are way more power than my corded stuff.

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Then you dont know a lot about fishing

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Lol, what an asinine thing to assume. From that comment and the rest of your statement I will assume that you are an emotional being and immature.

Go scream and cry while an unarmed man smaller than you chases you. You obviously will be coddled after it is over by the "men" on this board.

It's true and sickening.

To all the butt hurts out there I am not saying what happened was right and the aggressor shouldn't be punished.

Also, I have been in situations like and been on both sides of the arse whipping. Y'all need to stop watching Disney and turn on Blood Sport or Commando.

Yup, they were very good too. A few of my buddies still fish with the ones that survived, some with the same Calcutta's they put on them originally.

I don't know what you could tell a guy about his home lake that he doesn't already know. Scott isn't nearly my favorite, but instances were bogus from my perspective especially the Big O one. I may be wrong. I just know tournament people, and they are a brood of vipers. Scott doesn't need any of the leagues. It is likely that just said F this and went home. If that's the case I wouldn't blame him because every single pro could be called out as a cheater given the current rules.

Yup, and zero has been done to the deer farms that spread this shite. They had a positive deer in Blackhawk. Every freaking deer in that place should have been killed immediately and that entire place shouldn't be allow to have a single deer on it for at least 6 years. That's what should happen on every deer farm if this disease it that dangerous. CWD is Scrapie, and what I described is what they do with sheep.

Now, the deer farms are breeding resistant deer to sell to the state to combat the disease they put out. Sounds like the COVID strategy. Ban deer farming!

I greatly regret selling a Houston made Team All-star IM10 6'6" worm rod. I still have the spider jig version of the same rod. I have a few of the all green ASR series rods as well: worm, spoon, and jerk bait. I will be deeply upset when the spoon and jerk bait ASR's finally break. Those were pretty damn good rods for the price.

My dad never moved on from his All Star Classics. A few are original from the late 80's/early 90's before they became the classic. Those Houston made rods were shite at the time.

I have seen plenty pigs hit by cars. They out number deer 30 to 1 on some of our WMA'S. You never see any deer hit on the highway in those areas. Good job LDWF. I love seeing 100's of pigs a year and only a handful of deer. More liberal deer hunting regulations please. We need to kill off the few deer we have left.