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I have two of each and I think these are the ones I have. https://beckmanfishingnets.com/product/bn3244c/ https://beckmanfishingnets.com/product/bn2227c/ I want to swap out the netting on the smaller to the new rubber nets... https://beckmanfishingnets.com/product/bn2227r-clr/

contact fishusa they may be able to help you with that https://www.fishusa.com/contact-us

I replaced the nets on my boat with Beckman's and have looked back. https://www.fishusa.com/Beckman-Coated-Net https://beckmanfishingnets.com/

If the boat stays in the water this might be enough but removing after each use creates it's own challenges. A heated garage would be great otherwise winterizing again is the only answer to be safe. Sent from my moto z4 using Lake Ontario United mobile app

sshhhhh, they are deadly

Welcome to the site! Sent from my moto z4 using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Any of those choices will work but wire is my pick.

Yes but i find that they arent necessary. The only real advantage I gain from double keels is the additional weight keeps the boards tracking better in rough seas.

Palomar knot to a large Dreamweaver swivel. Sent from my moto z4 using Lake Ontario United mobile app

150-200 ft is more than enough. I just split the spool in half. Sent from my moto z4 using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Here try this https://www.fishusa.com/PowerPro-Spectra-Downrigger-Cable-Replacement

Really any 200-250# braid will do. Ive used power pro and along with others and see no major difference for the application. There is only a few makers in the world for it so it really doesnt matter.

Traditional.... like dacron? Im currently using 200# braid. Comparing braid to dacron isnt even fair. 1- braid doesn't absorb water 2- zero stretch 3- smaller diameter 4- releases slide better 5- lasts longer 6- durability dacron tends to get water soak and sag in the water. Once your towline starts sagging in the water then your boards tend to lag. Never an issue with braid.

Weight doesnt matter its all about performance. Most boards do the job but attention needs to be paid on proper setup. Tough to beat the performance of the Big Jons using braid as towline.

depends... wooden boards are all different sizes. Curious, why does weight matter?

Big Jon Otter Boats all the way. They are literally in the water every day I am out.

Agreed. Cant say enough about the job he does.