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Moving and need to sell my little trolling rig. 1989 20' sportcraft fishmaster. 4 cylinder I/o mercruiser. New impeller kit last spring. Runs and idles great for trolling. Calkins tandem axle trailer. Has Bimini top. Bought rig two seasons ago for $3,500. Since then put custom stainless rocket launcher on. Two Scotty downriggers electric with dual rod holders. Lowrance elite 5 hdi with map card. Scottys have swivel bases and brand new chamberlain releases. I would also give you my 12lb weights. Has dual planer board mast also with set of homemade boards. Spent $500 on rocket launcher plus added 6 stainless adjustable clamp on rod holders. $500 on lowrance. $500 on two scottys. Floor is not original fiberglass it's replaced resin and gel coated plywood. And there are few gel coated patches on boat from old drainage system that leaked. Boat is solid starter boat, trailers easy. Boats parked at friends. Have to get few more pics. Text or call only no pm's please. $3,500 Matt 315-877-2041 Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

I got the islander out of shrink wrap, put rocket launcher, rod holders, and down riggers back on Saturday. I ran the boat on muffs she started right up and ran smooth. Easter morning, I went out to make sure she was ready for fishing and she ran great. I trolled from wrights landing east made a few passes and went 6 for 7 on brown trout.

It's a 165 hp merc I/O 4 cylinder. It is really good on gas. I could troll all day on $40, plus it gets down to those trolling speeds just fine in calm water.

transom is solid. I never had any issues, it is an I/O. when I gutted and replaced the floor, I had my uncle check it out. He said it didn't need to be replaced. Since he is a certified mercury mechanic, and I have seen him do full boat and muscle car restorations over the years, that's good enough for me. that was last spring, and had no intentions of selling.

Sorry for any mix up, this is a 1987 StarCraft Islander and is 22 foot long. I double checked the title and is an 87', 22'.

pricing pictures and other info is at this link; Link to full info and pictures below: http://syracuse.crai...4422626645.html Thank you

1987 22 Foot Starcraft Islander hardtop fishing/trolling Boat. Many upgrades, floors been redone, cuddy cabin reupholstered, downriggers, rod holders, and electronics stay with boat, Tandem axle trailer included. You can call or text Matt @ 315)877-2041. Link to full info and pictures below: http://syracuse.craigslist.org/boa/4422626645.html THIS AD HAS BEEN UPDATED, I CHECKED THE TITLE FOR ACCURATE INFO. THE BOAT IS 22 FOOT LONG, IT IS A 165 I/O MERCURY, AND IT IS AN 87'. I HOPE TO HAVE BOAT RIGGED AND READY FOR WATER TOMORROW(4/16/14). PLEASE READ THE CRAIGSLIST AD, IF YOU ARE INTERESTED. FEEL FREE TO CONTACT ME IF YOU HAVE QUESTIONS ABOUT THE BOAT, THAT ARENT LISTED IN THE AD. THANKS - MATT

on water at 5am. just me and wife didn't want to get too complicated with my set up. skipped browns, tried for silver. Ran 2 riggers, 2 dipsies, and one leadcore, didn't bring copper, also didn't have my speed and temp on so no temps for you. slow day landed 1 steely on leadcore. couldn't find the bite with out temp tried everywhere but steely came in 180FOW on 7 or 8 colors. Main reason for my post was to ask about a boat. I saw a sweet boat pass me when I was leaving. The boat was being delivered on a Semi truck flat bed, so pretty big fishing boat. Boat name was Blue pearl I think barely saw it in my rearview. I was just wondering if anybody knows the boat, It looked like a Sweet Boat just wondering if anybody knew the make or model.

Color 10 Feet 20 Feet 30 Feet Red 6.5% 0.4% 0.25% Orange 50% 25% 12% Yellow 73% 53% 40% Green 88% 78% 69% Got this off a different site and pasted it in. Hope this helps

Color matters look at a color spectrum chart. Certain colors are only visible to certain depths in the water column in the light. Red orange are for top of water column and don't work nearly as well in deep water as blues and greens.

I didn't want a single mast on both sides of the hardtop to crawl around to get up front. I bought a used double reel planer mast, got rid of the mast and mounted the reels right on the top back corners of my hardtop. They're higher than the mast, so planer lines off water better in rough seas and no masts in way.