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dukhnter8 I know you want a fishmaster, and newer....buy my brother has an older 19 sea nymph listed on this site. No vested interest if he sells it, LOL....but I ran one from 10 seasons, and loved it. Older boat....but maybe it fits your budget....... John

I agree with over the limit. Changes every time they update it. NE wind is never good, and there is a pretty good blow forecast right now for wed/thurs. If it goes quick...might be nice.

Thanks for the update, Larry. Man....

Needed work between props, and stringers, and the front anchor locker hatch was mush....

Rich/Patriot.... Yes...Sweet jane. Marine estimate, no lie, that day was $4000. I talked to my friends at Happy Days, they said, sight unseen...double it...then I checked on atlantic towers for a rocket launcher...and that was $2500.....decided to pass, but at the time, asking price was $17.000+

Patriot: There was one in Vermillion OH at a place called Freeman Eckley. Looked at it in January. Overall nice shape, but does have the need for some stringer/transom work. They estimated at 4K. John

Jeb: Which model warrior, if you don't mind sharing? John

opps...forgot about truck....

Also, what if your boat doesn't say charters on it?

Shade...reason I was asking is a boat has appeared in the marina recently with the Oak as the home port. You plan on slipping your boat?

Shade: Welcome to Lake Erie. Everyone has their favorite things to run, which you can tell just from these posts. Although I do run worms on occassion, its more often sticks and spoons. We catch fish on riggers, and often they are the biggest of the day. I like to run smaller spoons off those, like the WD's from Dreamweaver, but have also had luck with small chattersticks and regular renoskys. About 45 feet seems good. We ran a lot of core last year...4 and 5 early when we were in tighter, and 6, 7 later on off the boards. Generally run a 10 down the chute...sometimes clean, sometimes with extra weight. Off the side, I like slide divers. Run the lures about 50 feet off the diver. Usually in the 1.7 range on downspeed. One thing I have found, the wider spoons like the Fishlanders or NK28's don't seem to work as well here. We have had much better success with super slims and yecks. And they match up with the bait size too. Is that your boat at Chadwick Bay Marina? John

The power plant doesn't put out the heat like it used to. Outer harbor was frozen all the way over for much of last 2 months. Opened up some the last few days, and we are starting to see the chucks of ice starting to stack up more offshore..... Lots of dead shad...looks like more than normally, but I suspect its because they have no were to get blown to. We did have a number of duck literally "freezing" to the ice, then they fell victim to the eagles and gulls. I'm told by my duck hunter friends that as a whole they were very underfed.

Site was working fine.....but the phone number just went to voicemail, and no call back.

Googled NK...left message, no reply in several days....does anyone know if the number off the site the right one?

One supposed to be opening in Erie, near Millcreek Mall too.

Bob..keep me in the loop...might be time for a ride again....