No, i was using like 6. Never more than 2 in the water though.

How so?

Devastating, but they turned out great.

Honestly, with these stocked trout it just seems to be hit or miss for me.

Algorithm says thanks.

More of a pond really. There was only a couple inches of ice, so not many people were out. It was also a weekday.

Those walleyes made me promise not to tell.

I'm Sworn to secrecy.

It's maybe 20 lbs. It's awesome over snow and slush, stays on top very well. Can't even tell it's there on ice. Just a little tougher to turn than other sleds.

@@LightFootKale sweet, thank you. I'm going to build my first Smitty this year and I'm looking for ideas.

@@Rackhead357 I just went to a kinda pawn shop/thrift store for the skis. They were 2 dollars. 2x 8 for the legs, with angle bracket for more support. A sheet of 3/8" plywood I had laying around. 2x4 across the legs underneath the plywood. Mine was very simple. I'm sure people have made a lot better looking ones, but this is perfect for me. Could send you pictures if you want.

Nothing wrong with using what ya got dude. I got my skis for free luckily. Building the frame out of recycled 2x6's. I was going to just make a simple frame to carry my sled but I like the deck you make. I need to make mine light because I'm old lol

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Thanks

Indeed it was.

Thanks brotha. Hope you're doing good.

Thanks man. I do what I can.

Just used what was included.

Actually, I forgot. When I got the amped outdoors 32ah lithium, it comes with a little piggy back system so you don't have to unplug anything to charge it. And there is room for 2 32ah batteries for long trips.

Thanks! Yeah, one weird thing, they were kinda hanging out in packs of 2 to 3. Seemed if I caught one and then made the same cast, another would bite. I've never really seen that fishing in shallow reeds. All day too.