I think its a great starting price... Anyone in the market for an outboard with controls and power trim knows the costs. No reason to worry. You will sell it. Sent from my SM-G960U using Lake Ontario United mobile app
I use marine shrink wrap from Dr Shrink. My boat uses a 24x45 size to successfully do it without wasting material too. Also, just watch a "how to" video on you tube. The heat gun is expensive, but for me to purchase the gun, and materials, it would of cost the same to cover at a marina. I covered my boat this year for$85, thats with a zipper door as well. You will need: Wrap Nylon strap Shrink wrap tape Razor blade Heat gun-propane(have seen guys use trigger activated weed burners too) Maybe some 2x4 for your peaks. The biggest PIA your first time is stringing up the main supports... after that its easy. You have to be tight!!!! Nick Sent from my SM-G960U using Lake Ontario United mobile app
If you plan on running a second battery, just install a Voltage Sensitive Relay between the two batteries... will always keep both batteries charged when either engine is running and if voltage ever drops below 13v on most, the connection is dropped as well. I use these on my vessel, 3 engines onboard and 1 relay per unit will keep all of my batteries charged no matter what engine is running. Sent from my SM-G960U using Lake Ontario United mobile app
Treatment coming this spring. Transition time. Don't be afraid to fish 30 fow for the other trout species! Nick Sent from my SM-G960U using Lake Ontario United mobile app
Panther T4 controller, module and actuator and connecting hardware. Motor may or may not work. Was working when removed last summer. Housing has a crack. Control module worked as it should. Wires may need hooked up. $40 Sent from my SM-G960U using Lake Ontario United mobile app
The treatment was missing for 9 years!!!! At the time, they didn't need to, then they needed to, and couldn't due to flooding, then they finally did. 9 years of successful spawning. Will treat again next spring. I have my own opinions on these things, however I have a bigger opinion on what the state may do with the fishery. I am kinda excited.... [emoji16] We will see what the next few years brings. June and July we had 2 or 3 eels on every fish. End of July and all of August I saw maybe 5 total. All fish we have been catching are healthy from 2lbs to 10lbs. Rainbows have 90% been clean. Salmon as well. Browns, well that's a discussion for another day, side not i believe we lost one of the giants the other day! [emoji2957] Right at the dang boat too! Nick Sent from my SM-G960U using Lake Ontario United mobile app
With all of the concerns here, I hope to see most of you at the next seneca lake fisheries meeting. They are hoping to do one this fall after all the bait studies are confirmed. Seneca had its sampling done for cold and warm water this year. There is a lot of bait. There is a lot of fish. There is a lack of browns and a lack of Atlantic's as well. However, I'm interested to see what the state will do. Nick Sent from my SM-G960U using Lake Ontario United mobile app
Awesome! We had a very similar situation this weekend. The fishing appears good everywhere! Great job and some happy people! Nick Sent from my SM-G960U using Lake Ontario United mobile app
Awesome shots! Thanks for going! The lakes a good lake! Just need to put time in and keep learning! Have fun! Nick Sent from my SM-G960U using Lake Ontario United mobile app
Welcome back! Wait till ya see the new cabins at Samsen... Water has been screwy, but the fish are active. Temps have been 40 to 70 down. With 50-60 prime temps. Greens and whites have been best. The flasher bite has picked up for lakers. Silvers have been slow from past years unless ya head south about 5-8 miles. Watch out for weeds! [emoji2961] They really make ya work for it since week after the 4th. Nick Sent from my SM-G960U using Lake Ontario United mobile app
Saw your lund, nice boat. Downsize that white spin dr on your rod, and shorten the lead from spinny to fly. Try a dipsy, mag out 140 on a 2.5 setting. Fishing saturday was slower than preferred but fish were being taken still in 80 to 100 fow. Sunday, fishing was slower as well, but the weeds and fleas made it almost i think possible to keep lines clean long enough to earn a bite. We need a BIG BLOW to balance the waters back out. Good temp is around 50 foot down. Nick Sent from my SM-G960U using Lake Ontario United mobile app
At 40 foot, I would sat fish deeper. The t cline is pushed down. How deep were the cowbells? Is your speed gps speed? What leader # are you using? What size snaps? Nick Sent from my SM-G960U using Lake Ontario United mobile app
Well, After running 5 trips this past weekend, the fishing was spectacular! From morning trips to the evening trips. More bites than anyone can count. Unfortunately the eel presence is scary high, but do not worry, we let them go in more pieces than we found them in. Fish are very active in the 80 to 100 fow range however some more are being taken out over deeper water. The bait still isn't quite breaking up yet. Just go's for miles... Be interesting to see what happens in the upcoming year! Have fun and fish on! Sent from my SM-G960U using Lake Ontario United mobile app