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1992 Penn Yan 212 Tournament 4.3LX/V6 Alpha One Mercruiser 8Hp Honda 4stroke kicker motor Excellent condition - starts & runs great. Fully enclosed Bimini shell & canvas. Lowrance hook 7 w/ downscan, fish hawk with x4 probe, cannon downrigger (x3 swivel bases), planer boards, washout hose, hydraulic trim tabs, bilge, multiple rod holders (rocket & side dipsy), cuddy with storage, cut board, anchor, all safety gear: life jackets, extinguisher, horn, flares, etc. dual battery w/ switch & Promariner Pro Sport charger, Am/Fm/USB/Bluetooth stereo w/ new speakers, marine radio, ladder.. Reels with rods, line & flouro (& updated carbon drags) all set to fish: -Convector CV55 300’ copper -(X2) Okuma cold water 453 - wired for dipsy -6 & 8 color lead cores -Okuma cold water 303 -Convector 30 -Magda 30 -Full size rubber salmon net -Downrigger weights ~100 trout/salmon spoons (mostly dreamweaver, Michigan stingers) -Assorted Dipsey divers, spin doctors, flasher/fly combos… other tackle Ez load roller trailer, inspected/registered, all new lights & tires this year. Everything you need to go catch fish! Also a great family boat for big water & shallow water creeks putting around, kids, will pull tube & skis, Easy to trailer Kicker is not on the boat, off for last 2 seasons in storage. Ran great but I didn’t use it much so I took it off. Have ez-release bracket to re-install. This vessel has created many memories & caught many big fish. It is great in big water & has a shallow draft for creeks & ponds. Easy to clean & maintain. Great on gas, always rides on plane perfect bc trim tabs, 30-35mph… I had 0 kids when I bought the boat, now have 4. Sad to see her go, but time for a new chapter! All for $8,000 (Price negotiable if kicker motor / tackle is not wanted)

Great day on Lady O! Salmon bite was terrific 80/240, green glow meat rigs, veggies, green spoons.. everything hit on a quick morning trip with my boys! What a fantastic fishery we have

Thanks to the replies. I conducted a good check today, on ch 16, with a side note containing professional frustration in the coast guard operator’s voice for my “recreational boat radio check” to henceforth be done on Ch 9. I appreciate the seriousness of the matter, though, as mine is a fishing and a family boat. Thanks to the replies, and wholeheartedly agree with Grady95, hats off to the service-members. Lets all have a good, safe year on the water this year.

I am new to the radio world. In LO, what is an appropriate channel/way for me to conduct a radio check?

Still available? Where located?