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spoonfed-1

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  1. Very happy with our Traxtechs Glen
  2. After running Scottys for 14 or 15 seasons I've only needed there customer service twice. Once I swung into a gas dock and broke some plastic housing parts and had them at my door in 5 days. Could have had them overnight if I needed to. Another time out at the Niagara Bar I had a Scotty rookie on board and he retrieved a plastic bag up into the front roller and sheared a drive gear and smoked a belt. I made a call over the radio to see if my buddy had any spare parts on his boat. I received a call from Yvan on Get It Wet charters who told me he was a Scotty rep. and asked what parts I needed. I told him and he took one of his riggers apart and floated over the parts to me in a plastic bag. Replaced them on the water and back in business. Now THATS customer service. Also I've noticed every year I go up and down the Little Salmon river there are more and more boats switching over to Scottys. Thats a pretty good endorsment. Glen
  3. Will call you this evening. Glen
  4. Times are not that important to me. Everyone fishing that division is against the same clock. Just got to get your business done in the time thats allowed. The pierhead rule is a good one. If you decide to run 40 miles to your home port to get on fish thats your choice. Just be back to the pierheads on time. I don't see why a guy that runs to his home water, water he's familiar with, should have the same fishing time than a guy from the other end of the lake that is searching and fishing unfamiliar water. Should he have the right to? Absolutely and he does. Just be back on time. 7 hrs fishing is fine. 8 or 9 hrs is fine to. One thing for sure is I really liked the shorter lines at the weigh in. Glen
  5. Here are some more pictures of the inside. Had a lot of interest but nobody showed up to look last weekend. Come on out and take a look. Can't go wrong at that price.
  6. I have owned both and prefere the rollers at any launch for ease of loading and unloading. Tough to beat a roller trailer with an electric wench. Glen
  7. You use the existing rear hole and align the keel to the same angle as the first keel. Then drill a new hole for the front screw. When my copper rods go you can hear the "twang" as the copper exits the release. (Scotty) Glen
  8. Scottys. They just keep working year after year. Fast and built to last. Glen
  9. How do they get all these fish out of those holes in the ice without causing internal and spinal injuries? What happens to all those Bass that are removed from the water and handled completely by the bottom jaw then released. When a fish comes vertically out of the water like a rocket does this injure them? Glen
  10. Why don't you make him an offer on the black box for your boat Scott. Glen
  11. I'll vouch for this boat. Jan is a very mechanicaly inclined person and has kept this boat mechanicaly sound and very well maintained. Worth looking into. Jan I wouldn't advertise that black box if I were you. Glen
  12. Looks nice Jeff but out of my price range. We already picked up new old one that we could afford without payments. I was happy with the one we got but the boss wanted a little more room. Still got 3 bags of lures at the camper for you and Chris from the Niagara pro-am prize package. I'll get them to Chris if I see him this weekend Glen
  13. Frank, Don't know what he would charge for the winter months. I pay $1200.00 for the whole year. Anything other than that you would have to talk to the owner. Camper can be seen at J& J campground on Tubbs rd in Mexico on the weekends. Show up, take a look and we'll talk. Glen
  14. Thanks Tom, Thought they were trying to sneak one in on us. I did hear about the proposal. Almost time to start sending e-mails. Glen
  15. When did they start that? We have been filleting fish on the lake for years and as long as your at least 100 feet from shore you can legaly dump the carcass. Glen
  16. I used to do this but had to stop. What I used to do is after I netted the fish and took half his slime coat off in the net, I would then rip out all four hook points from the tournament tie that was all stuck in his face with a pair of pliers and then weigh him in the net and release. Had to stop doing this because one afternoon I poked my wifes eye out with the 10 foot long net handle that was flying around through the air with a meaner than usual 25 lb king in the bag. Poor girls eye was hanging down on her cheek and I had used all the antiseptic up on the fish. Man was she pissed. Didn't get any for a month. Now I just lip weigh them and if they complain I'll fillet em. Sorry I didn't fish this weekend Happy fishing Glen
  17. No. I was completely legal from top to bottom. Pays to have up to date flares and all required saftey equipment. Glen
  18. Boga Grip. My digital bounces all over the place unless it's calm. Glen
  19. Beer commercial Richard. These guys need to get out fishing more. Glen
  20. We release most of the fish we catch but always keep a couple for eating. Usually theres always a couple that probably won't make it if released. We fish most every weekend and I really don't have a need to keep all that fish. If I was limited to a few trips a season that would be a different story and I would probably be shooting for a box full when I went out. Bottom line is keep what you need, as long as it's within the legal limits, and release the rest. Our philosophy is nothing wrong with keeping fish as long as they are not being wasted. Great post Gator. LMAO Glen
  21. Should be just fine. Would probably be worth pulling the wheels off and checking the bearings but she towed just fine when I brought it in. One broken tail light but I got a replacement in the camper. Just never needed to replace it as it hasn't moved since. Let me know if you want to take a look. I'll be up next weekend. Don't cost nothing to check it out and you might be very happy. If I get a chance I'll replace that tail light next weekend. Depends on how the fish are biteing. Glen
  22. It's at J&J's campground in the pictures. There are sights available for $1200.00 per year. Includes septic, water and part of the electric bill. Open all year round. Water gets shut off from November to March depending on the weather but they keep a nice clean bath house open through the winter. Call 315 963-1108 and ask for Jeff if interested. Tell him Glen sent you. Nice quiet campground with large sights and area for boat storage. Glen
  23. Priced for quick sale. First $1500.00 takes it. 24 foot Coachmen for sale. Stove, Refridgerator/Freezer. Heat/Hot water Air cond. Microwave. Bathroom/Shower. Seperate bedroom. Good tires. Very clean inside. Everything needed for a comfortable stay Everything works good and is in very good condition. My wife and I have been using this camper as a fishing camp for about 4 years now and have really enjoyed it. We have decided to get a bigger one and need to make room for it so this camper is priced to sell quick. It's located in Mexico NY. Please post or PM if you are interested. Glen More pictures to come after the weekend of August 9th if its still available.
  24. Hi Ed. Seen my buddy old laker Ray over there on Seneca Latley? Tell him I said hello. Glen
  25. Sorry. XXXx Glen
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