This situation prompted me to double-check my boat insurance coverage. I already had a special add-on to my boat policy for fishing gear, but I doubled the amount and it only added a $1.50/year to my bill. I also learned that according to my insurance company, a tackle box counts as 1 item--I wouldn't get paid for each of the lures inside it.
Damn, that sucks! I hadn't heard about this until right now. I've kept a boat there for the last 15 years without a single problem. I used to keep a ton of gear locked in cuddy of my previous boat, but not so much much in my current boat.
2 New Mate Series 30 degree rod/cup holder combos. Awesome product with amazing reviews, just decided to go a different direction. Stainless steel and round up top. Stop post in bottom. Never used or mounted in boat. They're usually at least $110 each. Selling for $75 each
Cleaning things out and don't need these items. $25 and must take all. Pickup in Ithaca/Cortland/Lansing area.
- Ambassador BCX5600 reel that needs drag repaired
- flush mount plastic rod holder
- Cabelas Quick Draw Rod Holder with Scotty Rail Mount base
- Boss Marine Radio Cover
- Boat Zinc for Outboard motor
- stick on metal guard for around bow eye
To clarify since I've had a few questions--The Strike Vision Rigger has coated cable and works with our without the camera rigged. So if you don't have interest in the camera setup, just use it like any other electric rigger and know that the bonus is coated cable...
Thanks,
Kyle