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This is probably true about the other boat. You have to find the pocket of them right now and once you do its game on. Same with lakers, once you locate them its non stop action. Keep looking in the 70 to 110 area until you find them and then stick to them.

this is sold,, trying to remove this from here. sorry for this Todd

9.9 hp mercury pro kicker, 4 stroke, hydraulic cylinder lift, long shaft power head for sale (approx 10yrs old). The lower unit gears went but the power head runs great. always had oil changed 2 to 3 times per year and has a new fuel pump. This is a remote control unit (no tiller handle). Does not come with remotes. $150. Don't have the time to rebuild this myself. Call (570)419-7846 for more info. (Todd). I travel to Sodus Point area from April to Oct on a routine basis, so i will delivery it to that area or anywhere on the Route 14 from PA.

Used 5.7l Block for sale. Its is mainly a long block minus a part or 2 that were transferred to the new engine. The engine has about 1100 hrs on it. It ran when removed but one valve was sticking. Only reason not rebuilt was it went during covid and could not get it fixed in a timely manner to continue charter business. It has mainly running hours on it as there was a trolling motor on the boat and the engine was trolled very little. It used no oil and ran fine other than when the valve stuck. Asking $500. will consider delivery if location is not too far and we can agree on it.. Call Todd @ 570-419-7846

I have been a part time charter for over 10 years and everything they said above is true. If you want to know where to start. You will need to find a location to get you coast guard captains license, and then insurances and you will need to have surveys done on you boat for most insurance. Also you will need to look into how you want to advertise. The internet is cheaper but to get a good web page and be on the top of the searches will cost a bit more. It takes lots of up front questions to get to where you want to be. The one comment above about time is 100% true. To be a charter captain you will need to put in a lot of time outside of the actual charter to ensure the soundness of the boat and equipment and safety equipment. Don't want to discourage you. I love it, even though you dont make much profit doing it part time. feel free to reach out to me if you have any question.

5.7l Mercruiser engine for sale. Engine was removed and replaced with a fresh one. It is mostly a long block. a few parts from what is normally a long block are missing. The engine has a stuck or bent valve, it ran fine when removed except the one valve stuck at times. It was removed from a 1990 penn yann. I believe it was the original engine with just over 1100 hours on it. it did have the top end rebuilt 10+ years ago. $250 obo. Call (570)419-7846 for more info if needed.

This is a short block that is used and was running when it was removed 2years ago. It has been stored on a pallet in a garage since pulled. The engine was pulled during the covid outbreak and was replaced with a new one due to the assumption of 1 of the valves being bent. The engine did run when pulled. The block is not cracked or damaged. The headers are not with it either. Great engine for a rebuild. It came out of a charter boat but only ran while running, very low hours trolling. Delivery or pick up can be arranged. (570)419-7846 (Todd). Asking $750 or best offer.

The charter Sunday was mine.. we did have a great day. slow for a bit in the morning. Broke 700 foot of water and game on. We went 10 for 18. 6 salmon in the upper teens to 25+ for the big one and 1 nice steelhead and the rest were small kings. As the day went we moved in and still were catching fish all the way into 500 feet or just under that. everything was 80 to 95 feet down. Seemed to be a flasher fly bite for the most part. the smaller kings were on spoons but the majority were on dipseys out 300 on a 3 setting with flasher flys.

one other suggestion that i do on all of my nets, i use a blacks down rigger release and attach it to the net handle and clip the net into the release. This keep the net flat back against the net handle and as soon as you net the fish it releases easily and avoids alot of mess. I have used these for ever and they work amazing.

Call the owner of Barrett Marine on the north end of Seneca. He knows all about these and is very knowledgeable about all of the parts as well.