agatemaggot Loc: iowa

I had 5 boats at one time a couple years ago and it wasn't intentional. I inherited 2 and when I bought my new and bigger place below # 9 Dam , 2 boats came with it. One was a 12 ft. runabout with trailor and the other was a small Bass Tracker that had only been used for a four week period. It had a 25 Mercury on it with An Aluminum prop with all the paint still on the blades, I ask the wife which one she wanted to keep for HER boat and she picked the shiny new Tracker , the rest we got rid of including the 18 ft. flat we usually fished from.
You don't run an Alum. prop on the big river (very long ) and a power trim and tilt is also a must with a stainless wheel. I replaced the pretend troller up front with an 80 pound thrust tiller arm control that will drag us thru a solid wall of veggies or pads, with our current set up we can do 6 inches of water quite well.
Since I put on the big troller I have only used the 12 foot duck billed push pole once and that was to fend off a really pissed off Beaver my Dentist had snagged between the ears with a Rattletrap, but that' another story.

ghaynes1 Loc: Strawberry Plains, TN

Jayhawks? Whose that? Does Kansas have Jayhawks? Really?

Robert J Samples Loc: Round Rock, Texas

Welcome Hoss: Lots of bull shippers on the Forum/ as well as sage advice. Just Sayin....RJS

Randyhartford Loc: Lawrence, Kansas

Yes, it’s a mythical bird of prey, at the TOP of the food chain!

And I’m not jerkin’ yours !! 😂

ghaynes1 Loc: Strawberry Plains, TN

Emphasis on "mythical."

Randyhartford Loc: Lawrence, Kansas

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Iowa Farmer Loc: Iowa City Iowa

I believe that the CARDINALS riding the ISU CYCLONE would be the ones at the top!

Huntm22 Loc: Northern Utah. - West Haven

Too funny guys - now who’s lying?

Fredfish Loc: Prospect CT.

Welcome Harley, from New England. Take some pictures next time you're fishing, and one of us will walk you through the process of posting them. It's not difficult at all. Meanwhile,Tight lines.

bottomcoon Loc: Tahlequah, oklahoma

Howdy Harley. I've traveled that river road along the Miss from outside LaCrosse to Prairie. Beautiful drive both winter & summer with some great dives along the road for food. Always wanted to fish some of those bays & I've stopped & watched the vast throng of folks ice fishing. We don't get any ice fishing here & i think it's interesting. Enjoy our forum.

Ron620DVS Loc: Guntersville Alabama

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These Amazing Spots Near Prairie Du Chien, Wisconsin Are Perfect To Go Fishing
Few things in the world are more relaxing – or more exciting, depending on the day – than fishing. With so many freshwater lakes and rivers, fishing in Prairie Du Chien, Wisconsin is top-rated. From fly fishing to shore casting, here are some of the best spots to try your luck. Please note, that these aren’t ranked in any particular order, but we have mentioned some of the fish you’re most likely to catch.

Prairie du Chien (WI) Fishing Spots;


Bloody Run 2 milesBush Creek 9.4 miles;

Butler Lake 10.8 miles;

Cota Creek 9.8 miles;

Dousman Creek 4.3 miles;

Dry Hollow Creek 10.5 miles;

Du Charme Creek 8.2 miles;

East Channel 1 mile;

End Of The Line Boat Marina 10.2 miles;

Falling Rock Bar & Bait Shop 10.1 miles;

Ferry Lake 10.6 miles;

Founders Pond 3.6 miles;

Garnet Lake 2.7 miles;

Gimmel Lake 11.5 miles;

Gordons Bay 9.9 miles;

Gran Grae Creek 7.6 miles;

Gremore Lake 3.2 miles;

Hamann’s Mini Mart Bait & Tackle 10.3 miles;

Hunter Channel 2.4 miles;

J & L’S One Stop 10.5 miles;

Joyce Lake 11.3 miles;

Lane Creek 6.2 miles;

Leitner Creek 11.6 miles;

Little Kickapoo Creek 11.2 miles;

Little Paint Creek 9.6 miles;

Lock and Dam No 11.3 miles;

Marais de Saint Feriole 0.6 miles;

Marais Lake 2.3 miles;

McGregor Lake 1.5 miles;

Millville Creek 9.7 miles;

Moody Run 7.5 miles;

Mud Hen Lake 7 miles;

North Cedar Creek 7.2 miles;

Oil Spring Creek 11.7 miles;

Paint Creek 5.9 miles;

Picatee Creek 6.3 miles;

Rittenhouse Lake 10.7 miles;

Roseau Channel 1.8 miles;

Sny Magill Creek 8.1 miles;

Spring Branch Creek 10.6 miles;

Spring Lake 4.7 miles;

Springs Branch Creek 10.6 miles;

Sunfish Lake 2.3 miles;

Suttle Creek 11.8 miles;

Taylor Lakes 9.1 miles;

Walnut Eddy 4.2 miles;

Warner Creek 10.8 miles;

Wisconsin River 4.3 miles;

Yellow River 3.1 miles;

Prairie du Chien (WI) Fishing Map;





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