sassafraspete
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Catch more Bluegill with a Branson
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Yum! (the fish I mean, the fish /forums/images/graemlins/smirk.gif)
Buck
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That's one toothbar! Seems teeth density is higher than the ones I've seen. Did you get that somewhere special?
Also, being brought up in Southwestern Ohio, I have very fond memories of fishing farm ponds in south Indiana.
Buck
Also, being brought up in Southwestern Ohio, I have very fond memories of fishing farm ponds in south Indiana.
Buck
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Buck, that's an ezattachments landscaper toothbar...with 18 teeth. A regular bar would have had only 7 teeth for that bucket. I keep waiting for the day I accidentally bump into those...ouch. I like the extra teeth...as I can backdrag my driveway with pretty good results, and have also used it to cut in a road...but you have to learn the subtle angle needed, else you will bury it pretty quickly.
I know what you mean about the farm ponds...that's where a lot of us did our first fishing...and bluegill are great for kids to catch. I got back into light line tackle and fishing a few yrs ago, and thouroughly enjoy the action that comes out of that. Although tedious to filet, the eating rewards are great.
And then of course, with a 5 gallon bucket of fish remains, I just threw the bucket into the loader and fired up the tractor, and hauled them to the back field. I usually just lay them on the ground for Hawks and other animals to eat. Of course I could have fired up the backhoe. The joy of having a tractor.
pete
I know what you mean about the farm ponds...that's where a lot of us did our first fishing...and bluegill are great for kids to catch. I got back into light line tackle and fishing a few yrs ago, and thouroughly enjoy the action that comes out of that. Although tedious to filet, the eating rewards are great.
And then of course, with a 5 gallon bucket of fish remains, I just threw the bucket into the loader and fired up the tractor, and hauled them to the back field. I usually just lay them on the ground for Hawks and other animals to eat. Of course I could have fired up the backhoe. The joy of having a tractor.
pete
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<font color="blue"> that's an ezattachments landscaper toothbar </font>
http://www.ezattachments.com/id35.htm
http://www.ezattachments.com/id35.htm
wejones
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It's just amazing what these new compact tractors can do for a feller! Willie Jones /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
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That's right Willie, I used to have to cut off my fishing day early as I was afraid of lifting the cooler. Now, looks like I have that problem solved. I'm sure this Branson will improve my fishing.
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