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  in  πŸ“· fishpics
November 19, 2024

Got out before the cold rain tomorrow. Caught the nice 4 pounder on a lipless crankbait along a rocky bluff.

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  in  πŸŽ£ suf
November 23, 2024

Not much luck but I can’t think of a better way to spend the day

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  in  πŸŽ£ suf
November 24, 2024
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Here’s some of the screenshots we’re gonna dissect for the sonar workshop in a few weeks. This is from the trip giveaway with Tim Dodson. All of this stuff is easier than you think!

  in  πŸŽ£ suf
November 23, 2024

Can you believe this? πŸ₯Άwhat’s your holiday plans?

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  in  πŸŽ£ suf
November 22, 2024

Has anyone heard of hosting a club tournament with bubba scales doing catch weigh release?

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  in  πŸ“· fishpics
November 18, 2024
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Got out for a couple hours on my local reservoir. Threw the spinnerbait and crankbait. Big blades and loud for the murky water.

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  in  πŸ“· fishpics
November 19, 2024

Feeding the smallies the big bait in mid November is quite a treat. This tank ate a 7” glide

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  in  πŸ“· fishpics
November 18, 2024

This is the knot keeper I was talking about in the chat.

  in  πŸŽ£ suf
November 24, 2024

December 3rd! Bring your questions to the discussion room!

  in  πŸ“· fishpics
November 01, 2024
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What's up SUF fam. I recently went fishing with my Omnia app. I don't have any electronics so it shows me water depth and underwater contour changes. I had to break out my " Knockoff Nalgene bottle tote'n wanna be environmental science major days" to remember how to read the contours.
So, I thought not everyone may understand what they are looking at. On the 3D image pics you can mentally flip the image and imagine it as a hole or valley or you can imagine it covered in water as a cliff or mound all depending on the depth number listed on the contour line... The main thing to remember is... The closer the lines the steeper the slope like a ledge and the further the lines the more gentle the slope. Hope these help...

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