L&M

Whow: Ya can tell it' mid winter and 5 below.

Sorry I didnt get back before now. Give me a call. I'll mail you the number and yes you can put a delco on it. Not a problem. Starter for the 50hp might be.

pmjasper : Every day is different in the spring, colored water, clear water, as well as other variables. Year around for that matter.. But there are a few tried and proven in the spring but nobody can say what is going to work from year to year. When your ready to come up in the spring, I'll be more than happy to let you kn what's going on and where, as well as what to use. I'm only 7 miles from Sodus, and most of us fish the same water. Jim (Abe) is a good man as well. He has many years up here on the water and he won't steer you wrong when you get here. Feel free to give a call on ch. 14 (call is L&M) or mail me before you come up.

Steve is a big fan of these rods, or was if he is still using them. Maybe he'll chirp in on this one. I've seen them but never used them. Old school here. Open guides, and Ugly Sticks all the way.

Dam Stix: What do ya do in your free time. And let's not get carried away with the grey beard part. I've been around a long time to get that.

http://radar.weather.gov/radar.php?rid= ... 1&loop=yes Refresh it. It'll give you an idea of where the band is.

Ray: You might want to hold off for a few day's. 100" in some spot's. The whole county is under a state of emergency. We just missed it here.

Rat : On a side note great music (picts. too) on your site. Thinking I should be 20 years younger.

K I'll bite: Full time charter since 75 both on the coast and L.O. Born and brought up on the lake but got the urge to do salt water for awhile :shock: as well as the marine repair business it keep's me busy.

Short or long shaft? & What year.

All depends on who's sunning on it. I've found many of interesting ways to utilize the old doghouse.

Ray There called Gill brackets. They are common on the coast both for performance and the reason you stated. More available room in the boat. Here's a link that pretty much tells it all . http://continuouswave.com/whaler/refere ... ckets.html

There right, with common sense. Great hull & boat. You will be pleased with it. Need to pick or need some thing let me kn not a problem. Sparked a fire when I heard SeaCraft

Easy: I thought it might be an older one. You don't have to say alot about the design or hull they are a top of the line boat. There weren't alot of i/o's made, most were o/b. I ran a 23 scepter for inshore trips off the coast in Delaware (well a lot to the canyon's too back in the early 80's and brought it back home (here) and ran trips for 2 years with it. It was an o/b with twin 90's on it. Sold it and the boat is still in the area. Good choice to go with the 350. As you said it had a ford as were most of the i/o's that were built then. Good luck on the restore. It'll be a great boat. Cant say enough about the hull and design. P.S. Can I get a ride in 4ta 5 ft'er's or so on plane when ya get it done? It will take it like a piece a cake. Seeing those pictures bring's back a lot of memories.

Easy: What year is the sea-craft, i/o or outboard? Great hull and handling boat.

Not a problem. That's what I do. The new owner's are getting a great boat, and it was good to meet them.

blue waters: Not a problem. Was good to meet you both as well. Boat has been well mantained as you can see. I'm sure you will enjoy it.

Tom. Lets not push it. Times going by to fast as it is. 8 more months till I hit the 55 mark.

OK couldn't get Steve ta bite so I'll fess up. 1952 equals 54 for me. Not 38. Just wishfull thinkin.

Steve: Do ya realy want to get it going? I'm not givin my age away. Well actualy I just turned 38. Last year. Who cares if my beard is grey. :roll:

Good one bub. lmao Ya must be bored. Told ya this morning I've got two truck's an about 3ft. a snow.

Just a mere pup. Just bustin on ya Bub.

W.W. Way too much. Got dumped on big time. 3ft give or take a few inches. There's plenty of snow over what little ice we had. Gettin real tired of plowin. :evil:

From there web site. It'll give you an idea of the unit. http://www.simradusa.net/index.php?opti ... &Itemid=39