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I used round cradles and layed the torpedoes in sideways. Tail toward the back and they worked out fine but they were on a flat raised board across the top of the transom. I'll see if I can find a picture.

I've always been happy with Boat US insurance. good rates on my charter business, great coverage and good claim payment. Towing was included in my plan but never used it because Hank, L&M marine was the only guy I let work on my boat.. He found problems before they became problems on my Penn Yan.

Good response.

Thanks for your service.

Seems that post disappeared for some reason?

Good assumption.

I'll be trout fishing on one of my local ponds if the wind isn't cranking. I'm curious as to what, if anything it will do to the trout bite. Got the word out to my bass fishing buddys to see if any of them will be out., Haven't heard anything yet from the bass guys.

Don't forget your eye protection.

X2 for 15 yrs on my Penn Yan upholstery. X2 unless you use it intelligently. The cleaner is not straight bleach but you don't want to soak the stitching with it. I always sprayed it on the rag with a light spray directly on bad spots.

Getting it done.

Nice work.

I see. Thanks for the clarification.

Interesting conversation regarding snubbers. Never ran a snubber on my riggers and never lost a weight because of it. I must just be lucky. Thats after 25 yrs of aggressive fishing.

Thanks guys. If the WD silicone doesn't hold up I'll give it a shot.

White lithium grease is petroleum base. Not recommended for rubber or plastic as it will cause premature break down.

X2. What you might want to consider is you want to run the same weights on all your riggers. I always ran 4 or at least had 4 riggers mounted and preferred the torpedo weights from the old Atomic mold. Always ran true, very little blow back and 1/2 the price of sharks. Sharks are the best if you don't mind paying the price. Different blow back and shaped weights will result in problems.