Well Shoot! up here in the north woods we don't do a lot of catfish, it'll have to be modified for walleye, lake trout, perch, blue gill. We could use it for a depth sound weight for ice fishing though! You want to come up here in January and help out?
The only "positive" I got out of ice fishing in my year in northern Minnesota was there were no mosquitos or "no see ums".
Since we are recommending Q-Jets in this thread, I think we should also mention the Carter TQ, especially in a thread about heat issues. The TQ is short for thermoquad, or a 4 barrel with a thermoplastic body. My opinion on street 4-barrels: the Q-Jet is number 2, but the TQ is number 1.
To be fair, both the Q-Jet and the TQ have a fair number of detractors. Have heard "quadrajunk" and "quadrabog" hundreds of times, and a number of folks complain their TQ split its bowl (believe me, the bowl had help to split
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But in the "for what its worth" category, with 150,000 carbs to choose from, I have a TQ on my 350.
So far, the moderators have been kind with their tolerance of the Q-Jet (never used on a stovebolt), as well as other brands in this thread. I will not try their patience by saying more, however if one of the moderators would like an article extolling the virtues of the TQ, they only have to message.
Jon
