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I have not been near the fresh water for 13 years!! Even then I had no idea what I was doing, but now with no boat and getting to the salt getting harder, I have decided to try it again.
They have just started stocking the trout around here and plan to go looking for some. I have a ton of ponds in the new area I just moved to so why not?

this is my freshwater rig. it belonged to my dad & when he passed on, i kept it. it's a 98 15' cajun w a 40 hp merc. i never got into the freshwater stuff( too many stumps & snakes), but i do like drifting down the river fly fishing. i also like the no salt corrosion on the trailer. this is a 98 painted trailer with the original bearings. i don't know much about trout, we catch them in the mountains on canned corn. but hey mj, bad fishing is better than no fishing.

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sorry mj, just saw the section for fw boats, move this if you want to..

Nope it can stay right here, I hope to get something small?? maybe next year?? we will see how things go? I have a few friends that are going to take me to the salt amnd Kenny has a nice 12 footer for fresh water so I will get out!

There's a lot to, be said about fresh water :clap:

Yea fish pee in it!!:haha:

This is my new to me dual purpose fishing machine. Dual purpose as in salt/fresh.
1995 Stur-Dee Amesbury Skiff with a 25 hp Yammi.

Nice CB, looks like pure fishing!

I saw one at BS's house, his is a 14', I like it!! Can't wait to go out with ya!

Pond fishing is awsome MJ.

Just to get started, rig up one of your lighter spinning outfits with 6 or 8 pound line and grab a few 1/16 and 1/8 ounce rooster tails. Everything in the pond eats roostertails.

I have nothing fresh water, and 0 money to get anything right now :bat: I might get a Batman rod for cheap??