u/jreilly89

I own Revised Core, Forgotten Age, Circle Undone, and Innsmouth cycles. Which of these decks would be good for going through the Circle Undone solo?

Rita - https://arkhamdb.com/deck/view/6141540

Marie - https://arkhamdb.com/deck/view/6145681

Leo - https://arkhamdb.com/deck/view/6150863

Also open to any deckbuilding advice!

Probably asked a lot, but seems like Chapter 2 doubles up on investigators I already have. Currently own the following. Should i still pick up Chapter 2?

Chapter 1 Revised

Innsmouth Conspiracy

Circle Undon

One of the things I always hated about this game was drawing tokens, and while I still hate the dreaded Autofail, a lot of my dislike comes from the bag being too small and feeling like I never got a true shuffle.

I play with an app now for deckbuilding, note tracking, and log keeping, but most importantly for token draws. Plus, I love that it gives me a percentage of how likely I am to pass or fail based on my current stats.

Just listened to this and I love the music and the way the songs are all interconnected.

Is there any other albums like this?

Looking to start running through the Circle Undone. Own that, the Revised Core, and the Innsmouth cycle. Here's my first crack at decks for each guy.

https://arkhamdb.com/deck/view/6141542

https://arkhamdb.com/deck/view/6141539

I've played before and ended up getting rid of my collection, but I want to dive back in to finish some cycles I never beat. What are some good solo decks using only the Revised Core, Innsmouth, and Circle Undone cycles? Also, are the Chapter 2 starter decks any good?

I've caught a few things with crankbaits, but they can be a bit of a pain to use. I haven't caught much with them lately.

Is it worth switching to grubs and senkos? I have a bunch of grubs on hand already. As far as senkos, what size worms and hooks to start with? Also, should I still use my Medium Heavy Baitcaster with grubs and senkos or switch to a lighter spinner reel?

Around me there's a variety of fish: walleye, catfish, bass, crappie, bluegill, and perch.

Went to a new spot on a decent 200 foot wide river. In the 40 minutes I was there, 4 boats went ripping up and down, not even at trolling speed.

Am I right to think it's gonna suck trying to fish off the banks when boats are constantly going up and down?

Willing to buy or trade.

I have some old chain link fence posts I want to remove. They're buried and probably set in concrete a couple inches around.

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I'm thinking of taking a come along and wrapping it around the fence post and a nearby decent sized pin and pulling it loose. Is there a better option short of digging it out with a shovel?

Been trying out crankbaits with a bill and they area's seem to spin or pull funny. Jerkbaits and toppers pull straight while wagging a little.

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Can I put a swivel on my spinning reel or should I just get a baitcaster?

I picked up these buzzbaits, but they're a bit heavy for my spinner rod and the reel is too slow to keep it on the surface.

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What's a good rod and reel for a bigger? Looking to spend under $100, around $60 if possible.

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https://a.co/d/0iQPDZEn

I've seen a lot of tips recommending people move often if they're not catching, but no one has said how long to fish said spot. Is 15 to 20 minutes enough time to work a spot? How far down do you walk to the next spot?

Looking to take my kid fishing near Fort Wayne, ideally dock fishing or shore fishing.