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Anyone been out of the Catt. recently ?

They are the North Latitude lines on your GPS. Below is the approximate water depths at each line that I copied and pasted from an earlier post a few years back. Depth Of Water 23N 50' 24N 100' 25N 250' 26N 300' 27N 400' 28N 450' 29N 500' 30N 550' 31N 575' 32N 600' 33N 610' 34N 605' 35N 600' 36N 590' 37N 560' If you continue trolling north after this and the numbers keep dropping, it means perhaps you should do a 180, unless you have a Canadian license.

No survey but I do know that this year Trophy was a part of their redesign with foam filled fiberglass stringers/bulkhead system and a composite fuel tank. No wood below the waterline.

2000 Bayliner Trophy 2052 Walk-Around with galvanized trailer – Rochester, NY 4.3L Mercruiser (Alpha1 Gen2) motor with 605 hrs and new prop 15hp Mercury long-shaft trolling motor with approx. 100 hrs, connected to main fuel tank Trolling motor is equipped with EZ Steer and Controll King, controlled from helm, Panther mount Meticulously cared for with floor and gelcoat in excellent condition Bottom painted in 2022 Yearly maintenance done by local marine shop and stored each winter indoors Everything listed below is in perfect, working order Comes with: - (2) Cannon Mag-10 STX downriggers (with covers) each with (2) stainless Cannon duel axis rod holders. Downriggers are mounted on 6” pedestals, in tracks. They have easy plug-in, built into the boat - (4) Tracstech adjustable, aluminum rod holders in 24” tracks. Two on each side - “Fish On Sports” Arch with (10) rod holders, (2) lights, and mounted with (2) planer reels and pulley system - (4) Stainless rod holders mounted on doghouse - Humminbird 859ci HD Sonar-GPS Fish Finder - Fish Hawk x4d with cover and probe - Uniden Marine Radio - JVC radio with Bluetooth and Pyle speakers - Lighted compass - Everything neatly wired with battery switch and Blue Sea ACR Unit - 2022 SRM-31 deep cycle battery - 2022 24-M cranking battery - Onboard 2-bank battery charger for home or marina plug in - Porta Potty - Wash down pump with hose - Bimini top and full rear cover. Covers and Eisen glass were all recently re-stitched - Seats and cushions are in excellent condition - (2) large floor fish boxes with pumps - Live well with aerator - (4) new life vests, flares, fire extinguisher, and ropes This is an excellent lake boat with all the fishing necessities installed, working, and ready to go Asking $20,000 (firm)

you going to be around today ? coming from Rochester to visit parents on Waterman St

Jeremy, - You use the 3.5" or 5" Freedom Lures ?

They sold the same day. Sorry.

Sale Pending

2 Single Planer Masts Plus I am selling two 4' Great Lakes Planers - Single Planer Masts Plus in excellent condition. $300 each. These masts are already equipped with reel and pulley along with 4 adjustable rod holders on each. The rod holders swivel 360' and can move up or down the main pole. Caps are in excellent condition too. Reel is also adjustable and swivels 360' They have 5" x 5" base for mounting and are very sturdy and well made. These list on their website for $389 for the 3 rod holders plus $45 for the added holder, totaling $434.00 each plus shipping Local pick up in Hilton NY or willing to meet near Rochester NY.

Thanks PAP. I figured as much but when they threw out that suggestion it kind of got me thinking of what I should do so I thought I would toss it on this forum just for some feedback Thanks, again !!

Transom Reinforcement Just had a Mercury 15hp kicker (115 lbs) and Ez-Steer Kit put on my 2000 Trophy 2052 boat at a local Rochester marina. The new bracket is a Panther with the 16" vertical rise rated for 269 lbs. They installed the bracket using a heavy duty backer plate on the inside of the transom and said that the transom was is great shape but there "may" be the possibility of the transom flexing some, especially at high RPMs in rough waters (they said 5 mph or faster) and suggested I take the boat to Watercraft Clinic out in Red Jacket or Wolcott to have them fiberglass the backer plate right onto the transom for added support. First, has anyone gone this extra step to secure your backer plate to your transom, and second, does anyone know of an alternate place to have this done that is closer to Rochester. The Watercraft Clinic would be over an hour drive for me each way not to mention they are backed up for about a month. Thanks, - Tom