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 Re: minnows in a bass boat?
[Re: hagfan]
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02/22/13 08:48 AM
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crope1
Ronnie Hurt'em Roberts
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Ronnie Hurt'em Roberts
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welcome to the forum! Haven't used minnows in 3 years
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Re: minnows in a bass boat?
[Re: Rob Lay]
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02/22/13 11:20 AM
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OkieBob
TFF Team Angler
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TFF Team Angler
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I'd suggest converting from the dark side, selling your bass boat and buying my older Lund...it has it's own minner bucket already in the live well and it's guaranteed to catch crappie for you, your wife and your kiddos!!!! yep, great plan if I do say so myownself!
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Re: minnows in a bass boat?
[Re: Rob Lay]
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02/22/13 01:51 PM
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jig master
Extreme Angler
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Extreme Angler
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tie you a yum on with homade jigs and you will forget about them minnows
Don't believe everything you hear and half of what you see . Living for the Thump !!
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Re: minnows in a bass boat?
[Re: Rob Lay]
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02/22/13 06:33 PM
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Stump jumper
TFF Guru
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TFF Guru
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I just use my livewell. I have one that is really only good enough for minnows. I have out them in the bigger one if I want to keep them overnight. I have nets for my shad tank so getting them out is not a problem.
2200 Bay Champ/200 Mercury Optimax
2017 Tundra TSS 4x4 Crewmax 5.7L
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Re: minnows in a bass boat?
[Re: Rob Lay]
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02/23/13 12:50 AM
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Terry P
Green Horn
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Green Horn
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I use a 5 gal bucket & a battery operated airater. Batteries last forever. freeze a bottle of water or take one of those blue ice packs & place in the bucket to keep your minnows or shad alive. Good luck & most of all have fun!
Terry P
I practice extreme catch & release, I don't catch them so I don't have to release them!
2.50# Crappie
11.50# Blue
8.94# Bass
8.21 Hybrid
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Re: minnows in a bass boat?
[Re: Terry P]
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02/23/13 01:05 AM
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crapicat
TFF Celebrity
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TFF Celebrity
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I use a 5 gal bucket & a battery operated airater. Batteries last forever. freeze a bottle of water or take one of those blue ice packs & place in the bucket to keep your minnows or shad alive. Good luck & most of all have fun! Welcome to the forum...maybe the info from some of the guru's will help you migrate from "extreme catch and release" to "extreme catch and grease"!!! 
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Re: minnows in a bass boat?
[Re: Rob Lay]
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02/23/13 01:42 PM
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Posts: 33
project
Outdoorsman
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Outdoorsman
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I took a small cooler and mounted a battery operated aireator to the top. drop in your minnows with a hand full of ice and you are good to go for several hours. I usually change the water after several hours because I really stuff the minnows in . I need a bigger cooler..
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