Yeah, I was pretty surprised too.  I saw an even bigger one that was a follower when I was landing the small one.  It actually looked interested in eating the little guy as it was struggling to get loose!  This is all in about 2-3 feet of water.

I love that lake and it's only 15 minutes away.  I've bass fished it several times, but never caught anything.  I always enjoy the trip though, beautiful place!

Thanks.  Oh No, I know where it's coming from, that's why I picked you guys (one of the reasons - keep it in America whenever possible!)

I just didn't know how fast you would be able to supply - since it's so new....

That's great news, sounds like there's a good chance I'll have it in a week!  WooHoo!

Since the angler shit is so new, can you give me an idea how long it might take for my special order to ship?  Will it take priority over, or be behind bulk product shipments to retailers?

Thanks

PS:  Just a heads up.... Some of the links on your website for the new angler suit will take you to the wrong product.  You have to hunt around a little to find the bad ones.... 

Sweet.  That looks nice but it's a lot of beans.

I'm very new to the game...why go for a suit over the standard gear?  Just wondering if I should make this kind of investment up fornt.

It's a matter of personal choice.  You can do some searching and find discussions on wet vs dry suits, also 2 piece vs full suits. 

I wanted to stay DRY and warm, and thought a suit would be more comfortable and have the best integrity.

Bryan,

I've had to tighten my steering lines a couple times.  Once when it was new and once since then.  Can't speak to the raising and lowering issue, I have not had to mess with that.  Just untie the lines at the rudder, center the steering lever and rudder, then snug up the lines and retie them.  When I say snug, I don't mean tighten the shit out of them, that will cause binding and you won't be able to raise and lower the rudder.  So as you retie, check the raising and lowering before you totally commit.

Sorry for the late report, but I ended up going to Steamboat Slough instead, not much further away.  Launched at Hogback Island Access.  Peddled north up the Slough about 4 miles.  I should have gone south, maybe I would have had better luck - got skunked.  Didn't have much time for anything else, cuz is was getting dark at 4:30.  It was a nice trip though.  There was a bit of drizzle for the first hour or so, and stayed overcast all day.

Anyone know a safe place to launch on Snodgrass slough?  Want to go there tomorrow, never been, and can't find a launch place on google.  Need some advice from someone with experience...

Thanks