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Ok, thanks Harvey

Hello Harvey, I'm not sure what has happened. I have not received my 16 lb. torpedo weights as of today. I spoke with our mail carrier and she knows nothing of any package for me at the post office. She knew I was expecting a heavy package but said she hasn't seen it. Would it come back to you if missent? I will be out your way tomorrow if they are returned to you. Did you receive my check in the mail alright?

Harvey, I put the check in the mail this morning. The mail clerk said you should receive it on Saturday. Please let me know when it arrives and thanks again for your help.

I live 3hrs north east of you and you live about an hour and a half from where my boat is stored near Fair Haven, NY. I live another 2hrs east of my boat. I wouldn't be able to come out till Sunday and that looks to be about 6.5 hrs. of driving in total. My zip code is 13339. Do you think I would receive them by next Wednesday? I could send a check tomorrow but I'm not sure if you'll even get by Saturday.

Good afternoon, I just lost my 16lb torpedo yesterday. Looking to purchase two 16lb torpedo weights from you if you still have some. It looks like that will cost $116. If that is correct, I'll send you a check right away or I may come to your place and purchase and pick up. I would like to have them available to use by next Thursday. I'm not sure if the shipping time will get them here soon enough plus I have to get back to my boat and repair things before I can use them.

Caught two salmon full of eggs today. We kept the eggs but don't use them ourselves. Wondered if someone buys them for steelhead fishing in the Fall? Hate to waste them unless there is already an abundance of it available. Maybe I should pick up steelhead river fishing and use them.

I have considered that. My trailer is a bunk trailer, but the cross member is very close to the keel and the damage is right on the bottom of it.

I followed right between my previous gps tracks just to make sure I was in the clear. The only thing I did different was come to the left side of the docks. I usually launch and take the boat out on the right side, I did get a little screwy in around the dock area because of the wind. Maybe I was off more than I thought.

Launched out of Mexico Point on July 4th and fished for about 5 hours and came in. The wind was blowing pretty good making it a little harder than usual to get the boat up to the docks. Someone saw me struggling and offered to help catch and guide the boat to the dock so I ended up pointing the bow at the dock and he caught it. All seemed well, got the boat on the trailer pretty easy and parked it to secure it. Just before leaving, I happened to look at the front portion of my keel and it looked jagged. Gulped and took a closer look and sure enough about 12-14 inches of gell coat was completely scraped off right down to the fiberglass. I never felt a thing and the damage was right in the front. I'm just wondering if anyone else has hit or scrapped rocks or something else near the docks this year. I know the water is lower than usual but I've launched there twice before this Spring with no problem. Just trying to narrow down where the damage occurred so I don't do it again. It's kind of expensive and really kills your long awaited fishing trip(s) for a few weeks. Any help would be appreciated. I'm not sure I want to launch there again until I have a better idea of what I hit.

Check out Fine Tuned Welding.Russell makes a variety of rod tree styles and is very reasonable compared to Traxstech.Traxstech is very good, but expensive and they are unable to keep up with orders right now. You might not get their product for weeks. Russell will respond promptly to your inquiry and get you set up. Very easy to talk to.