Big Dave

NO!!!!!!

Its got an Old Guy screen too!!! BIG numbers ,but you can read it from the back of the boat.

Got mine from boatbandit.com Its a kit with brackets and wiring and stuff.

Good looking crew Enjoy them now they will turn into teenagers all too soon!!!!!

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Just like my waypoint "12"

I have a used voltage regulator that I got from hank last year to finish up the year. I put a differant alt on mine . Mine was overcharging to the tune of 16+volts The reg new is pretty pricey. Have stator ring too.

Blacks for Me!!!!! Off shore for my fixed sliders and Stackers , just because I have a bunch from the pre-black days. You can fix a broken stacker cable with a piece of rigger cable and a couple of crimp sleeves.

Maranate in dinosaure majito sauce overnite and grill ps Ray taught me to spell

Although I lose a few when they go through the wire roller guide I am more of a catch and release guy. those fleas haven't bit me

HB I am glad to see you are coming around to our way of thinking!!!

I liked the special tweek on that stinger, better action? Sounds like fun.

44"should have been closer to 30# then 24 Great Fish glad you took him out

We found some with those last year they were filled with a yellow liquid. Didn't keep those fillets

Put the herring oil on your hands before rigging up

wrong eyes for a pre-rapala storm lure.

And these waypoints where all the fish are where??????

Direction varies because of the lake currents. If your spoon in running right at 2.5 and your trolling with a 1.5 current your lure speed is 1.0. Lure dosen't work right , no fish. Go the other way now your going 4.0 To fast for that spoon , no fish. Thats what makes the downspeed units so important on the bigger waters. The currents off 9 mile are wicked at times This should be over in the question section, maybe one of the MOD. can move it and get you some more answers.

Rebel deep wee-R ? Maybe

The water sep. won't let any thing through if it has water in it. Check the filter, dump it out in a clear jar so you can see if it has water in it.

I use a dulock snap on a bead swivel 8' of 17#flocarbon line then a second dulock on the end of the line. Clip the bead end on your mainline. Spoon on the bear snap and toss it over. It seeks its own depth depending on speed , currents, how tight the main line is.

Sorry for your loss. Its hard when they are so far away. Our prayers go out to you and your family!!

cavation can blister the paint on the prop. The blades might be the same pitch , but things like cupped blades can make a differance in how well the prop bites into the water. They weld up the ends of a repaired prop to bring it back to "new" condition.

I fished for years on my friends boat the "Gas Passer". Those soccer moms always seemed to be laughing when they passed us on Rt 81.