Big Dave

Wilson and the bar are a good choice at that time for Salmon. Stay at 4 mile st park. Owsego for brown. Lots of camping near there. Shelkirk st park.

Same here the 12x12 door gives you some wiggle room backing in the second boat and such.

The minute the concrete dried there was a whooshing sound as things were being sucked into it.

Its 38 X 50 14' high with a 10' over hang for the camper It was Amish built and they did a great job. The only thing is the overhang. I thought I would have 10' but the suports for the roof are set in . So you have to be careful when you pull the camper in. Is great the skylites realy light up the inside. Ran elect. out to it and have a breaker box and welding plug all right there Still trying to set it up. BUT is like one of those black holes in space. My wife wants to haul everything out there!!

Yep!!! It started when I bought a raffle ticked for a free fishing trip to lake Ontario. That free trip cost me thousands since The Islander was my project from two years ago. I had my frist knee replaced and would go out to the barn and work on it. Had to replace the whole interior. It fishes good.

This is how I have my Islander set up. My legs arn't the greastest Though they are much better with the new knees. So I have the riggers mounted low in the corners and can set them up sitting on the engine box. The center is clear so we can bring fish up the back. The dipsie are run with 7' flsh Dr. roller rods and they clear the rigger cables fine. After all they do pull out to the side We usually have just the two of us on the boat so at this time we can run only the four rods. The nets go into holders that go through the drop curtian on each side of the hardtop. There was an old tv cop show that had the catch phrase "Works for me" and this Works for Me!!! I sat in the boat and practice fishing ,as my wife called it , figuring how I wanted to mount things . Everyone is differant What works for me might be a pain in the tush to you.

New 2011 long sleeve T's will be on site any day as well In 3x ?????

Hand impact tool that you hit with a hammer should do it. Put neverseize on the new screws. The stainless steel machine screws and the alumimum plate were never good friends.

Those boulders are old engine blocks they used to anchor out the sailboats with . Stright 8's and the like

flta.net Is their web site

bought an old islander that had set for years. My soninlaw used the headlight polishing kit to redo the lens on the dash gauges came out pretty good. You couldn't see anything when he started. Cannon sells new counters too.

Dipsie rods are to stiff to run on the riggers The actions aren't the same. Guys like the diawia heartlands. They have both rigger and dipse rods.

Good for listening to lake chatter at the campground when it to rough for my boat.

Thanks for the post !! Sounds like you guys had a fun day

2.4+- .2 Works for me They can swim when they want to. Green protroll 8" with a ultra green atommic. White with llb or mirage fly.

Wasn't the Titanic a "tin boat"

Prayers on the way for him and family

Off the welland in the spring, Check the spoon pullers link in the LOU friends Its a Canadian board that would have more info on where to go on the North side good luck with the new ride

One of my first boats was a saltwater. The 85hp outboard had elec/hyd. shift. The lower unit had corroided together. so I couldn't fix the shift and had no reverse. Docking was a one shot deal . Had to replace the stringers they were just gone , with fiberglass loops where they had been. But it was cheap

The tab base has been know to let the rigger fall off on the road when trailering.

Yhooooo whooo JOE Happy brithday Hope you get some new needlefish to use this year have a root

Happy brithday , your half way to where I am

Think its for making wire leaders for pike and muskys

Good job looks like you had a fun day.

Wire leaders?