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Brian B.

February 28, 2025

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I am getting excited. I spent most of today rigging up my new Falcon F215 bass boat. It is getting ready for debut at the retreat and Championship! I will tell you that the Falcon F215 is spacious, built to last, and wired outstandingly with labels throughout the boat! I love the layout, with plenty of storage and a solid platform. Power Setup: Suzuki 250 SS, Lowrance Ghost with 3x 12V 100AH lithium batteries, Electronics: Dedicated 100AH lithium battery for Lowrance graphs and ActiveTarget, I Added: Blue Seas e-Series Dual Circuit Plus™ Battery Switch for emergency battery combining, essentially a jumper cable with the turn of a knob. I hope to never use it! Power for days...

I've been elbow deep in fiberglass getting everything rigged just right. The attention to detail in these Falcons is impressive!

I look forward to seeing some of you at the retreat and getting my boat in the water!

Christopher B.

February 28, 2025

Does anyone throw an Alabama Rig

myron W.

February 28, 2025

All loaded up. Ready to hit lake Santa Fe or Orange Lake in the morning. I’ll let you guys know how I do.

Tim Dodson

February 28, 2025

Recently someone mentioned they were a headhunter in one of our round tables. If that was you please reach out to me thank you.

Brian L.

February 28, 2025

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Tom was the right person for the SUF trip. Fishing was actually a little tougher than I expected. This was a classic example of bass nkt reacting to weather the way we do. It’s been low key hot. The water is in mid 50s. The daffodils are flowering and the dogwoods look Snow White. However the bass have not yet received the letter about spring. We had to actually slow down and crawl swimbait today. CRAAAAWWWWLLLL! We stayed mostly on main lake points fishing 10-20ft. The moral of this king post is remember the bass live in a insulated environment. Everything is delayed for them. They do not react at the same time or the same way that humans do to weather changes.