Jump to content

Adk1

Members
  • Posts

    1,828
  • Joined

  • Last visited

Everything posted by Adk1

  1. Ok thanks, I think she looks pretty good!
  2. In the process of doing that. I have sent out email to Taylor etc no reply yet.
  3. I have looked in all sorts of canopy books and online. I cannot find this canopy fitting for my 1991 Islander..Anyone have any ideas? I need a new one as the port side broke.
  4. Anyone running one of these? Curious to know what you run for an oil/fuel mixture with the Ethanol gas.
  5. what ru running on the in line boards?
  6. I recognize a 70HP mid 80's Evinrude anywhere. Looks like the same as my Dads boat
  7. Nice. When I bought my islander it came with a nice mounting bracket that holds a 6 gallon tank for the kicker and the downriggers..pretty cool really
  8. the 9.9 merc is a 2 stroke
  9. IF I am only running 2 dipsey diver setups, what would my ideal rod length be? I am looking into picking up 2 of the depthmaster rods topped with the Okuma Convector 30 Reels.
  10. Seems like the combos that Cabelas sells for Dipsey Diver rods are 9' rods, medium action with the Okuma Convector reels for $114. I thought that a DD rod was like 6-7' and not 9'? What does everyone prefer for a DD rod length. I will only be running 2 DD rods in my setup
  11. Just got a lead from a friend on a 2002 Mercury 9.9 kicker. Should be ideal for my Islander 221V! I hope it works out! Guy wants $450 for it, has new tank and line.
  12. For my 2 dipsey diver setups thinking about ordering the DD Depthmaster rods from cabelas and outfitting them with the Okuma Coldwater 30A reels..Can have them for $74 a piece with that setup
  13. Ah, that is true. I forgot that you aren't bring them back in each time! duh!
  14. Well Said!
  15. Well that is good because that is what I bought
  16. I have a Garmin Rhino 530HCX handheld that I use hunting. ITs color and has the best GPS receiver of any handheld. also works on 5W..They are pricy but well worth it.
  17. Well I got my 2 new Okuma Downrigger rods and Magda 30LC Reels...the only thing I can say is WOW. Coming from a walleye fisherman all my life using lesser tackle when I took these out of the shipping box I was surprised! That is some big equipment!
  18. So is there a problem with running both boards when your closer to shore? Or is this one of those "unwritten rules" that I should know before my first voyage on the Big O?
  19. Thanks for the help. So basically the screw adjusts the "clamps" to tension it..seems alittle weird to me, I am used to the pads. what does everyone use to determine what to set it at? Also, is this Amish Outfitters really run by Amish or are they just piggybacking on "Amish" products..You ever watch that Amish reality show about the Amish Mafia?
  20. Hey that is sweet. Could easily make up something like that
  21. Seem to b hearing about allot of lampreys in Cayuga. Only fished that once. Relatives from trumansburg
  22. Unfortunately we do not have any marinas that I know of that have ever possibly installed electric riggers. Our lake is more of a lead line lake and only averages 30feet
  23. Ok so I just got my clippers. Ordered lime green and got orange. Oh we'll unfortunately my planer board line is orange too. Anyways the bag came with a bunch of rubber bands and no directions. What do I do with the rubber bands?
  24. So I have been given an older set of Canon Electric Downriggers. I would say that they are mid to late 80's vintage. Dont know model yet. My islander came with an interesting connection for the previous electric big john riggers that it had it on. basically the previous owner wired using a 12GA standard lead cord to the battery I believe. Then he mounted a standard outlet strip to the bottom of his homemade downrigger bracket. he would simply plug the riggers into it. I want to do it the more conventional way. any thoughts? Also, the islander does not have a batter switch but does have one cranking battery and one deep cycle
×
×
  • Create New...