Landing Craft

Buggy Bags. Google it.

I have a 2010 RAM 1500, HEMI, crew cab, 3.92 rear end, with the extra capacity fuel tank. Bought this specifically for towing. I pull about #9000 when rigged and full of water and fuel. (Discovery 246 w/dual axle Venture 8025 trailer.) Highway towing = 8 mpg. (plenty of power for hills and passing though) Highway non-towing = 21 mpg. I've been very happy with this rig.

I've never heard a complaint about the Atlantic Towers. If you don't like the box one, they'll custom make whatever you want.

Bayliner Discovery 246, no outboard, no dog house.

All I can say is WOW!!! [ Post made via Mobile Device ]

Where is it? What's the towing weight? Titled in NY or....???

I've heard of some states with laws about, willful waste of edible fish and game animals. Does NY have these laws?

Use a Cigarette lighter port! I believe the plug has a voltage regulator in it. I don't think the unit runs on 12V.

I agree with Gene. I had bought the Gimbal mounts for my 1802 and sent them back. The paperwork with the mounts said don't run them to the side, only straight back. I ended up putting 12 inch track systems on both back corners, and they're great. Easily removable and reconfigurable. I talked to a trophy rep once, and he told me the boat is made for fishing and any area where the antiskid is, it is reinforced and you can mount directly to that. Of course use some common sense with backing washers and maybe a plate.

Great! I knew there had to be one somewhere. Thanks,

Yeah they'd have the stuff. I'll be fishing the lower Niagara and Bar from the Canadian side and was looking for someplace I could drop in quick maybe a couple times during the week.

Can anyone direct me to a good tackle store in Niagara Falls Ontario? Would really prefer to not cross the border into NY. Looking for standard trolling gear, dipseys, rods/reels, downrigger gear.... Ed

A color and put a "Cu" on it.

I use the traxtech mounting system. Berts is basically the same. You wouldn't regret using these. I have the inserts for them when out on a family cruise, but can easily slide my d/r mounts and rod holders in when needed.

Everyone seems to agree that they don't fish to get rich. Get rid of the prizes to individuals and have the winnings go to a non-profit charity of the winners choice. Okay... fire away.

Gas, with an alternator to keep your batteries charged. FF, GPS, Radio, ... all take electrons.

Greens are always best for me. I have a complete 3700 size box just for the green ones. Spoons or Flies, Green.

Try Beltzville Manor Marine, first exit after the tunnel heading north on the N/S turnpike. They cut me a real nice deal on a small aluminum fishing outfit, beat everyone else by over $800.00.

Coming up from PA, 260 miles, I'll probably do a couple of one week trips instead of multiple 3-4 day weekends.

Thanks Bill, been waiting for that news. Might come up the 12th for browns.

Oh man, being the honest straight up nice guy that I am, I thought maybe it was a tinsel fly with a circle hook. Loosen the drag on me, it's hurting my lip.

what's a circle fly?

I'll second the Oceanus. I got my MMSI number from BoatUS (website) and have it linked into my Lowrance H2O handheld GPS. My five year old daughter knows if something happens to me, to press and hold the button under the red flap. I agree with Ray, lot's of features, some of my key ones. > Can program the weather radio to only give you alerts for the area you are in. (I forget what it's called.) > Can send your GPS location to another DSC radio if you know that persons MMSI number. Great for sharing locations, without alerting the fleet.

That's one of the reasons I go to Canada is to drink beer.