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guy that docks next me caught a burbot while trolling mexico bay last year,he said its the 2nd one he has caught in 30+ years fishing the lake.it was ugly!!!!!!

these are pics.from Saturday at Selkirk shores.

going to try one more time before putting them on ebay.99 fuel injected 25 inch shaft.they are being sold with all the controls and gauges.dont know the hours,motors ran fine when pulled off the boat last year.can be seen and compression check performed in mexico,ny.motors can be put on pallets and both motors will fit in a two place snowmobile trailer.$2,000 each or 3,500 for the pair.

you can try using chunk/live herring or troll.lots of guys troll down south in the newburgh/Kingston area.we fish the catskill area and the only time we use worms is early in the season before the herring show up,but once the herring are around,thats all we use.river basin sports shop in catskill has everything you need.

thanks to chad and everyone else who keeps this site up and running,i have learned a lot from the members on this site and have made some great friendships here as well.hey earl,nice pic.that fish wound up being the biggest caught on my boat this year,.happy new year everyone

hey glen,at least your little bastards smelled good!!!!!

I re-powered my boat with the same motors last winter,i have put over 200 hours on them this year and have only had to change the oil in them.great power, smooth and quiet,both running and trolling.incredible improvement from two-strokes!!!!!

hey kevin,if you can wait till friday to order an emergency handle,i think I have an extra one you can have,just have to check when I get up there Friday to see if I have it.call me over the weekend.

just got back from 3 days fishing out of catskill,boated 4,lost 3,and had several good runs we never hooked up on.tried several different spots both up river and down river,temp.42 to 44 degrees on sunday.the water coming out of catskill creek was between 47 and 50 degrees,so we anchored up outside the creek in the warmer water and that's where we had all our bites.best time seemed to be right in the middle of both tides.couple runs on live herring,but all fish hooked up on was on chunks on the bottom.nothing hot and heavy,but the weather was great,other then today,was very windy.have not fished stripers in about 5 years,forgot how much fun it is to just anchor up,drop your baits and wait for the scream!!!!!!

finhooker charters 570-282-4368 or 315-591-1345 or totally hooked charters 845-594-3372,both fish out of the Kingston area.

heading down to the Hudson next week,hoping to fish out of catskill if the fish have made it that far north.i like to anchor up along channel edges or behind breaks in the current like bridge pilings or rock piles.preferred bait for us is cut herring and 1 live one swimming around.you can find bait at river basin sport shop,right in catskill 518-943-2111 or riverview marine services,518-943-5311,which is right near the launch.