GAMBLER

Pat, I sent an e-mail to that address last week and did not hear anything back?

My last boat (19' Princecraft) have the same floor Fishinman is talking about. The stuff is great. The only time it gets slippery is after a doulbe of slimers on the floor. The stuff will last way longer than carpet and will not hold odors.

The LOC only gives youth prizes to the top youths in each division. It used to be the same as the adults (5 divisions w/ 20 places) but too many people were cheating. At the awards ceremony one year and they interviewed the one kid that won. When they asked him how he caught it, he said his dad caught it. :shock: The father looked like he wanted to hide under a rock.

Nope. I looked it up in a book and it is a Blackburnian Warbler. This was the first time I ever saw one of these. This bird ended up coming in the side window and eating spider off of my dash. He stayed on the boat for half of the morning.

29 lb king and a 19lb. steelhead 15lb. brown 16lb. brown 18lb. steelhead nice coho another nice coho

Here is an Atlantic I took back years ago. I promised the picture weeks ago and finally scanned it. Here it is:

I want to buy a Penn 345GTI in good shape that is used. I don't really want to spend $160.00 on a new one. I will if I have to but trying to save some green.

Here is a picture of a bird that landed on my boat 3 years ago. This little guy was lucky a monster king did not hit the lure on the end of the wire that he was perched on.

I have the Otters and they are great. If they do dive, you need to adjust the string on the side. The only problem I have with them is trolling slow. They bow the plainer line big time and sometimes turn in.

I hope your not talking about a hair piece :shock:

If they are there, which I know they are, I will find them.

Here is my list: 4 new Diawa SG47LCA's 2 New 9'6" Dipsey rods 44 new NK spoons from the NK sale Onboard charger I will be purchasing a new antena for the boat tomorrow. Hopefully more to come!

I'm going to have to leave this one alone! :shock:

The Niagara has a good run of smelt. I have not done it but hear it is good.

Stick with the regular cowbells. I have tried the verticles and they do not work as good. They do catch fish but not nearly as fast as the inlines.

Here is a picture from another site. This picture was taken on the 5th of April.

Rick, You should have the blacks release above the probe.

Just imagine the contaminent levels in that fish.

Lineguy, From what I hear (it will be my first year at Sandy), everyone is willing to work together to catch fish at Sandy. Feel free to ask for help on the radio. My boat name is Escape.

I was wondering what everyone recommended for motor oil. What weight and brand. I have a 230 horse mercruiser motor in my boat. I can't remember off hand what weight oilI used last season. I will have to look in my garage.

Whats wrong with them eating bass? Bass are another fish that are junk fish and have no food value :shock:

btfc1752, I have some of the Luhr Jenson blades. They have a lot of drag. I would buy the Hammerhead or S&S blades (if you can find them). If you can't find Hammerheads in your area, shoot me a PM and I will help you find some. I have not seen the S&S blades in years. Good luck.

I was told that the wind ferry club is going to dredge the channel this year. Hopefully they get it done early.

Everything is sold.

I have run these before. In my opinion, the regular ones work better. Yes I know it is a pain in the butt to reel in the fish with all the gear but you have to go with what works the best. I do think they would work good for bringing kings into your spread.