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  1. J.D.
    I have a 1996 17 ft. Superfisherman, if you're talking about the plastic screen caps, they unscrew. I removed both of mine, plugged them and screwed them back on.
  2. J.D.
    I have 2- 6" tractech tracks I'm not using... an could possabily let go of 2 Traxtech adjustable rod holders looks like this. ( stock internet photo) let me know what you think
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    I run a 17ft. aluminum with an old Raymarine Sport Pilot. maintaining course in bumpy water is not a problem. Location of the fluxgate compass module is critical ( if your new unit uses one) on a smaller boat. Just my $.02....
  4. J.D.
    I guess your next best bet might be here for a torpedo weight Troutman 87. I am back in making weights again. Torpedos 16 lbs.,12 lbs. and 10 lbs. Balls 15 lbs. down to 6 lbs. 14 and 10 lb.Herbies aka Fish or Dredge weights. Message me on this site or call me 607 535 2390. Thanks for looking.
  5. J.D.
    He's around and should be able to make you a new one.. I've got the infamous bikini bottom 18 pounder for deep fishing... talk about no blowback... lol..
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    236 Lake Rd East Fork, Hamlin, NY, (585) 964-2694
  7. J.D.
    Pump it up on the barrier island...
  8. J.D.
    It depends on how deep they dig the channel.. this little dredge has quite the depth capacity
  9. J.D.
    Rich, any specific brand of braid you prefer ? 4 carrier vs. 8 carrier? thanks, Jim
  10. J.D.
    I picked up a Depth Raider when they first came out, so long ago I can't tell you the year.. Still going strong. I modified the antenna to use Scotty stop beads on my 'rigger without any hangups... still using the original coated cable.
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    Speedy, Here's a video on the tension adjustment with Scotty power grip releases. In the video, he is showing the smaller release, mostly used as a planer board release here on the big lake. The adjustment is the same on the big releases. Note: Scotty sells the big releases with different length leaders. Many of us old guys use the longer leads so we don't have to hang over the gunnel of the boat to set them... much safer. Also, the longer leads will allow the rod tip to shake and bounce if you have a small fish on that doesn't pop the release. https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=how+to+use+scotty+power+grip+release#fpstate=ive&vld=cid:0a8d6a85,vid:sBOYlF3PR0k,st:96 My 17 ft. tin boat..
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    I switched to Scotty's about 10 years ago and will never go back to Blacks.. easiest release ever.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qSsh7CO2sv0
  13. J.D.
    https://marinehowto.com/winter-battery-storage-self-discharge-characteristics/
  14. J.D.

    Baffled

    J.D. replied to Ric66's topic in This Old Boat

    If you're sitting on a bunk trailer, the leak may be under the bunk board. Weight of the boat pressing down on the bunk keeps it from leaking when you fill it on the trailer. I would put a piece of wood under the back corner under the transom and jack one side up off the bunk a tad bit and check for the leak... repeat on the other side. Just my .02 cents...
  15. J.D.
    click on his "contact" link... he'll cut what ever you want
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