I am looking at buying either the fish trap Guide or Voyager and I have a couple questions to owners of either of these models.
1.) How does the Voyager handle the wind with a single person fishing? It's quite a bit bigger than the Guide which I have used in the past and the Guide behaves rather well in a stiff breeze. On the off chance I can't find someone else to escape from the office, I need to know that I wont be trolling across the lake should mother nature decide to push me around.
2.) This is more general but I would need to strap the Voyager on top of my suv since it's 12 inches longer and will not fit in the back of the vehicle with the seats down. Has anyone had any luck strapping their fish trap on top of their vehicle? Or would this just be bad mojo to do such a thing? The lack of eyelets on the sled would be the first thing to be addressed...
The price difference is about $70 and the Voyager gives me more room to jump around in and set the hook on dem der fishies but the transportation and possible kite-like feature of the Voyager have me in a bit of a fix. Any info would be greatly appreciated.
Yes I cook the hamburger with onions and some seasonings. I dont know why but if I use homeade pizza sauce or better store stuff it just aint the same. I hate the stuff otherwise.
Canon guy thats how I make them and they are delicious. For some reason the only sauce like on them is Chef Boyardee pizza sauce. Mix sauce hamburger and cheese together has to be thick so it stays on. I toast the bun first so it dont get soggy. Throw more cheese on top and bake em up. Delicious. Last time I finished in smoker to melt the cheese. Even better.
We used to have pizza burgers in jr high and high school. They were just ground up beef and cheese on half a hamburger bun. They were quite tasty. Maybe I should try making those.
its a seasoned burger, usually 2 thin patties with cheese in the middle!!!!! not all pizza burgers are the same though, we've had some bad ones. usually in the frozen section.
i know you can make them yourself also!!!!
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I am looking at buying either the fish trap Guide or Voyager and I have a couple questions to owners of either of these models.
1.) How does the Voyager handle the wind with a single person fishing? It's quite a bit bigger than the Guide which I have used in the past and the Guide behaves rather well in a stiff breeze. On the off chance I can't find someone else to escape from the office, I need to know that I wont be trolling across the lake should mother nature decide to push me around.
2.) This is more general but I would need to strap the Voyager on top of my suv since it's 12 inches longer and will not fit in the back of the vehicle with the seats down. Has anyone had any luck strapping their fish trap on top of their vehicle? Or would this just be bad mojo to do such a thing? The lack of eyelets on the sled would be the first thing to be addressed...
The price difference is about $70 and the Voyager gives me more room to jump around in and set the hook on dem der fishies but the transportation and possible kite-like feature of the Voyager have me in a bit of a fix. Any info would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
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