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Which tide is best to go flounder gigging?
It will be on an incoming tide. After researching it on the internet all sites said an incoming tide was best-good luck! Source(s): That great fountain of wisdom called the internet Read More »
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How to rig my jon boat for flounder gigging?
they sell rod holders that you can attach to the side of your boat and can be removed when not in use. probably don't want to use too many since jon boats tend to be small and your lines may get tangled easy Read More »
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What equipment should you use like a PA system and mixer and will...
PA system, microphones, cables and stands for the vocalist(s). Amplifiers and cables for all electric instruments. FLIGHT CASES for all instruments, or at LEAST the sturdiest cases you can get. Some means of recording shows for later review... Read More »
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definately the winter time. the early morning....2-5 AM, the morning before a Cold Front....and or on a High Tide. And Even Better if there is a slight breeze blowing in from the South. (like there normaly is just before a cold front) Novem...
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I dont think it matters too much, just need relatively clear water.
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Well that depends on what type of band you are and what size gig you are perform...
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Well obviously your instruments, and a few amps so people can hear you. Some spare parts as in guitar picks, drum sticks, strings, symbols, power chords, extension chords, mic & speaker cables, adapters, wire cutters, batteries, and some sc...
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It sounds like you are gigging at a medium sized venue so you need at least a 500w P.A you will need a mixing desk. If you have a drummer you will need to mike up the kit. A mike for every guitar amp and one for the keyboard amp or connect ...
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As a bass player, the smallest and yet most important piece of information that you must know is that, in a show, the bass amp must be 4x the watts of the guitar amps. Say the guitar amps are 100 watts, bass amp must be 400. Otherwise it's ...
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You're going to need at least two speakers, and their respective stands, a mixer and an amplifier for your speakers (you an amplifier bulit into your speakers), and a mixing table. You're going to need a mic for every singer, a mic over the...
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