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time out, its seems to have the classic signs of an impeller

ill be out there on the first, probably the second, maybe the third, and well have to see about the forth. i just cant wait, scouting has been great. it really looks to be another great year for birds. i will definately post my bird reports. i hope to see some reports and some pics from you guys.

maybe this will help you http://www.namethatboat.com/popular-boat-names.htm

hurry up and buy it before someone convinces you otherwise

foster, the updated info is...... the steelhead will be delivered between 11-12 on tuesday april 22 at the marina. robert holden is the man in charge he can be reached by email- [email protected] cell- 585-507-0303 if you need any more info let me know

billy i think its time to move closer to the lake. fortunately i live less than a mile the lake and less than a mile from where my boat is docked. my boat has a 112 galon tank, which hurts at the pump,but gets great mileage trolling. unfortunately because im selfemployed i average about 35000 miles a year on my silverado (what a nice gas bill that is anually). with absolutely no relief in sight for fuel costs either. basically fuel bills suck and costs of doing business is directly affected. small business and middle income america suffer for it too.

nice resume! welcome to the site.

welcome to the site

hey problemchild, welcome to the site

welcome to the site

welcome to the site

dont beat yourself up, somedays no matter how hard you fish, it might only produce a couple of fish. when fish are spooky or inactive (in the shallows) i typically lower my speed, lengthen my leads, widen my spread, and downsize my baits.

thanks again for the ride yankee (the right place at the right time). thats what spring fishing is all about, kings off the boards in april. to think we argued about who was gonna reel the brown in.

hey tom, the niagara this time of year is great too.

kavorkians have always been one of my favs early in the season

with mono i use a palomar knot and a coast lock swivels

talked to tommy barbara yesterday and he said that that motor is bad a**.

the boat looks nice but you realize that your never really "done" with a boat. just when you think you are, you think of new things to do. thats why they say "if you dont like money than buy a boat"

if you havent already, its time to start working on the boat. i would imagine alot of boats that are docked for the year will be going in starting this weekend.

thanks guys. im sure scottb and missdemenor will agree, what a sigh of relief it was to hear ruth say "congradulations captain".

i own and use both okumas and diawas on the boat. both work great and i would strongly recommend either one.

i would definetely look into an upgrade on your alternator. 2-3 batteries should be plenty as long as they are getting charged. mine was upgraded and works great trolling UNDER 1000 rpm.

i use to flatline blue foxes and panther martins off my bass boat this time of year. it seemed to work great on a slow bite and/or clear water. i also fish a lake in a PA state park that is stock with "bows" and is full of browns and brookies. my preferred setup there is a 3 rod spread trolling spinnerflies w/ 1 or 2 splitshot behind a canoe. (the native method is a meal worm under a bobber at night)

pulled mine out of storage yesterday and put her in the driveway. need a few warm days to wash and wax her (along with the million other things). finally the weather seems to be improving, so its time.

tell us how you really feel scott. it seems to be a real touchy subject w/ you. i sense alot of hostility in you. i dont know if its over the bridge or about people that have a taste for a little ice cream and expensive dogs. i dont know what you think jerry, but i think its funny