I want a portable fishfinder.  I want to spend about $150 to a little over $200.  For inland lake fishing.?
538349
I bought a Eagle brand made by Lowrance years ago and it was great. Also Lowance is name brand. If i remember right it was $149.99. Used it for Ice Fishing and on my boat.Hummingbird is also good.Go to a local Walmart.
525980
there was a marina in onalaska that rented those, i used to live right on the side of sandy creek over there. me and stepdad caught some pretty big catfish out of lake livingston, 86 pounder, a 98 pounder, and had one hooked that was bigger than that, but couldnt get him in boat from the trot line. and there used to be an ole' 15 foot female aligator down sandy creek that wouldnt let you fish in a certain place of the creek unless you gave her some raw chicken, she would push your boat away lol.  man i miss that place.
283024
http://www.fishweb.com/recreation/fishing/charters/index.html\n\nalso a very good, flexible one here:\n\nhttp://www.iboats.com/dir/main/Fishing/index1.html\n\nwhere you fill out a form, # of people, preferences, type of fishing, where.
425230
First off I love bass fishing, I saw an article earlier that must have been put on by an upset wife, she was right in alot of ways. I have won small tournments ( open team tournments) with any where from 15 to 25 boats in them. I fish the Walmart BFL series and a local club here in Western New York. I haven't won any big ones yet but still trying, I fish the Empire division in New York and the Shendoah division in Virginia. It can be verry exensive or fairly in expensive, depending on your job. I'm lucky to have a pretty decent paying job that allows me to be able to do this, with out it I'd find a way though. My father won a tournment that paid almost $10,000.00 two years ago on Chautauqua Lake, which is aprox. 45 minutes from Erie, PA. The water was in the 70's wind was calm and we started out in a Fog delay that morning( another words they wouldn't let us start fishing until it was safe) for three hours. It was a nice sunny day after the fog lifted and was probabl in the mid 70's. I didn't fair well due to my partners fish had already moved off the structure they were holding on and he didn't want to go into my dad's area, which he had that choice being the boater. My father won pitching senko's for two days strait and also had the big bass( largest bass caught in the tourney) on senkos. If the wind picks up we usually will put a little weight to help get the senko down, they usually fall pretty good. If what area are you in in PA, maybe we could go fishing some time. I'll leave you a couple of websites to check out tournments that may be fairly close to you. The BFL co-anglers entry fee is $100.00 and I'm not sure what the Bassmasters entry fee is I believe it is also a Hundred dollars, and you fish for around $2500 to  $3000. in local tournments they genrally run 25 to 50 dollars depending where they are at. Feel free to contact me at bmck33@yahoo.com any time. hope this helps you some, Bill
196035
call basspro or cabelas and they'll send you one.  A better idea would be to pick up a current equipment guide and find out the scoop behind the products.
827023
Check e-Bay, they do have many fishing items. I sold a fly rod on there myself before.
1092550
My best advice is to do your homework,  comparing features of similar bows and maybe trying a few of them in a store so that you can have a hands on feel for them.   After you know what you want you may feel comfortable spending a little more and be able to search for the best possible deal for that make/ model bow.  Bass Pro Shops has some combos as low as $220 including  a quiver, 3 pin fiber optic sight and an arrow rest made by PSE or a BROWNING combo with arrows for as low as $230 both meeting your criteria for draw length and weight.   I'll post a link to see those bows as well as a link to a comparrison chart from HUNTER'S FRIEND.  Just scroll to the bottom of the page to the CHART NAVIGATION AREA and select YOUTH/SHORT- DRAW BOWS.  You be able to see different brands and characteristics like draw lenght and wt. and suggested retail price and that may help you find what you are looking for in a bow and maybe searching for those brands online or elsewhere for the best possible  price.   Good luck.
800547
try cabelas\n\nhttp://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/templates/index/index-display.jsp?id=cat20362&navAction=jump&navCount=1&parentId=cat20166&parentType=category&cmCat=MainCatcat20166\n\nalso bass pro shops\n\nhttp://www.basspro.com/servlet/catalog.SubClass?hvarDept=100&hvarEvent=&hvarClassCode=11&hvarSubCode=3&cmid=FILN_OS_FISHINGEQUIPMENT_SINKERJIGSHOTMOLDS
987545
try plenty of fish .com
1168947
One sold at a boat/fishing expo last spring here in NC.... it went for $65.00
249953
Lord yes i have a ultra light rig set up, mainly for bream fishing. bream is a pan fish which will get up to about 1 1/2 lbs. best eating fish there is . but to catch it one is like catching a shark. they are the best fighting fish there is.i have a ice fishing rod about 18inches long with a ultra light spinner on it. i carry it on my bike or truck. i see a decent place to fish i stop. i like it when the place is full of snakes because that is where you catch your big ones. wanna go with me lol.
1074900
buy a fishing rod or some golf clubs
209635
Go out to the lake and stick your finger in it. Or buy a fish finder with temp on it and check it out for yourself. I know of nowhere that you can get water temp other then I have heard them give it on lake Michigan. From buoys I think.
541322
You can find them at most online fishing retailers.  www.basspro.com is a good one as well as www.cabelas.com.\n\nI'd like to make a suggestion though, depending on how much you're willing to put into it.  \n\nThe Team Diawa Viento is the best reel I've ever put in my hands.  They have a left and right handed model so that won't be a problem.  It retails at about $200 but it's really worth the price.  They just came out a few months ago and I've already got 6 of them.
1122113
Well there is a larger number of sales of bass/crappie fishing baits and lures.... but by dollars worth... saltwater fishing equipment.  That may correspond to most saltwater gear being more expensive.  Myself... I love to hunt for bass!!
340671
I recently bought a new bass on clearance for $149. Check a few local music stores and you can usually find a Yamaha or Ibanez for under $200. You can always upgrade to something better later, but these would be good starter basses.
1116247
That is easy!!!   Heber Springs, AR on the Little Red River - very good trout fishing or you can try Greers Fairy Lake for more fishing both located in Heber Springs.  There are many cabins available for rent both on the river and at the lake. We actually own a cabin there and have been going there for over 15 years.\nhttp://www.heber-springs.com/content/index.htmn