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I still haven't come up with a good boat name. I liked rock and Troll, but I see that's already taken. How about A Rockin Troll or is it to close. What do you guys think? thank's Mick

Posted

That's better than "Trolling Rock". Give us some detail. size, type of boat, Where you fish out of, favorite specie, etc...

"Rock-it Troller"? naah, that's YT's bass boat. ;)

Tom B.

(LongLine)

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RELEASE....

SLOW ROLLING...

STEEL REELING...

ROCKIN AND REELIN...

SEA FLEA....

MICK'S MONEY...

RIGGIN AND ROCKING...

BEEN CAUGHT STEELIN..

WIFES SHOE FUND...

:?

Posted

Thank's guys.Yesterday I had some major plumbing issues in the bathroom so I couldn't get back to the computer . Almost fixed. Anyway the boat is only a 16+1/2 foot fiberglass crestliner. It's still in good shape for being a 75. It will mostly be used for trolling as long as the water isn't too rough. Thank's for the ideas. Back to work. Mick

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Reel Rock-R

Rig’r Rocker

Rock-n-Rigger

Rock M

Mick’s Rig

Mick’s Plunger

Brain Drain

Fish Flusher

GigaBite

Was “Sweet 16 & ½â€Â

Posted

I like some of your ideas Longline. I think it's now gonna be Rock em. This won't be my boat forever and I think it needs a name so that's it. When your at the Oak and you see a small blue crestliner that will be me. Thank's for the input guys. Mick

Posted

Mick, the boat's blue, fish out of the Oak and you work at the B.N.I. A take off from Blue Oyster Cult. "Blue Oak Cut"

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"Unreel"

"Reelaxing"

"Wet Dreams"

"Chasin Tail"

"ForePlay"

"Fish Dix"

"Spoontang"

"Fishy Fingers"

"Reel Passion"

"M.I.L.F"..........Man I Love Fishin'

"You've Been Served"...(What my wife wanted me to name my 24' Throphy...Not sure what she meant by that...)

Anything but "Draggin' Ballz" ;)

Posted

Man now I'm totally unsure again. I don't think my wife would approve of Milf but I think it's funny. Rock On -Mick.

Posted

Years ago a friend was thinking of a name as well, some that he liked but never took were, - Watt knot 2 Dew Crew, Empty Cooler, and -In2fishin

Posted

How about TROLLING STONES and I could have the Stone's lips with a mag spoon hanging out of it. The stones are one of my favorite bands (Mick)

Posted

Thanks for the tip Ray. When I get a design made up I'll try to figure out how to post a pick. Thank's for all the ideas again everyone.

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Posted

Alright guys. The boat is out of the barn and in the driveway with the cover on.Trolling Stones is going to be the name. Now I have to figure out a way to attatch cannon sport trolls to old riviera swivel mounts. The screw holes don't line up what-soever any suggestions? A block of wood in between is out of the question. (that was my first idea). Any help would be appreciated.- Mick

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Mick, owning as machine shop, I don't like to patch anything. However, in your situation you may want to use JB weld and plug the old holes and drill and retap to adapt using the Cannon as a template. Using wood is not to be even considered as you stated. I won't be up to Pt. Breeze until possibly the spring L.O.C. If you could wait, I would make you an aluminum spacer's' to adapt at no charge to you. That is depending I can get up there then. If not, I'm sure I'll be there in the month of May at some point in time. Maybe some one else has other ideas.

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Mick - I'd use two pieces of 1/4" aluminum plate countersunk & screwed to base with s/s flatheads & a little loctite. Then drill & tap the plates as needed. If you can work with wood then you can work with aluminum. It's a lot easier than most guys think.

Tom B.

(LongLine)

Posted

Tom, you pretty well described what I had in mind if Mick decided not to JB weld his current swivel mount. Thanks for your followup. I refered to it as a spacer or subplate if you prefer. If you do use aluminum, go with 6061. Drilling this is rather easy, but use a punch to center on location if free handing.

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