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spoonfed-1

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  1. Thanks for the kind words guys.
  2. Put on Trax Techs years ago and found no reason to try any other brand.
  3. 50 lb Ande Floro leader material
  4. Hey Ron, Hope all is well with you. I was glad to get you guys some fish and I enjoyed our trip. I went with a 265 Penn Yan Competitor with a 10 ft beam. Send me your email address and I'll send you some pictures of your trip.
  5. 89 25' Wellcraft Coastal with a nice big cabin and 60 sq ft of fishing platform. 8 ft beam. Sleeps two comfortably. Handles rough water well. She has served me very well and placed in many pro/am tournaments and weighed in many LOC fish Double axle Easy Load trailer 2005 200 hp Yamaha HPDI outboard. (low hrs) 15 hp Honda 4 stroke kicker Control King electronic throttle control on kicker Brand new quality canvas,side curtains and back drop by John Mann in Sodus Pt. 582 Furuno with through hull transducer and high speed fairing. Marks fish and bait on plane. Garmin color gps with Lake charts and memory card. Big John dual planner mast. Barrier coated and bottom painted. Trax Tech tracks Porta Potty VHF Radio AM/FM CD stereo and speakers Safety gear, anchor and line, wash down pump, cleaning station and built in fish box. On board fish cleaning station 120 gal gas tank. 3 bilge pumps. She will hit about 40 mph at WOT and trolls down to about 1 mph on the kicker. Both motors have been broken in to manufacturers specifications and maintained to perfection. I am selling her because I started a charter business and bought a bigger boat. Looks and runs great. Price is $13,500.00 Thanks for looking
  6. You been up to camp lately Steve? I'm heading up next weekend to open up.
  7. Can't beat a couple of 1500 or 2000 Rule automatics. A bit pricey but you don't want to scrimp on bilge pumps. Good luck
  8. Shimano Talora roller rods. 8 footers
  9. Denver 27 Seattle 13
  10. Congratulations Pete.
  11. Sounds like you need to do some maintenance on those Tekotas. Absolutely no reason for sticky drags on those 600's other than neglect. At least on the 16 I own anyway. All with the original drag washers. No upgrades. Probably just need to grease the drag washers.They are a wet drag system. Counter window I can't help you with as I never had that problem. Good luck.
  12. Been running the same two Tekota 600's with wire for about 9 or 10 years now without any complaints. They have taken many big kings and still going strong. Also have an older set of the Blue Diamond roller rods and a set of Tolara roller rods and I prefer the Shimano Tolaras over the Okumas for Kings. Either way you will be happy. Good luck with your purchase.
  13. Looks good !!! Good luck with your AP.
  14. Convert to hydraulic steering and you will have a much greater selection of AP's and better performance from the unit you put in. I wouldn't say there is a "cheap " way out if you want performance. I know plenty of guys that took the cheap route and they are happy until the wind kicks up a bit. Good luck with your decision.
  15. In general I would say yes, there is a benefit to running hydraulic steering with an AP. Not having any experience with the Raymarine units you are referring to I will leave it at that. Good luck with your project. Glen
  16. Andy the rods I was talking about are Okuma BD-C-1002MH-1 10' I ran them last winter on Seneca with my slide divers and they worked well. Enough backbone to run the full size divers but limber enough to detect hits from some really small LL's and enjoy a battle from those 3-6 lb fish we hit. They work excellent for the LO Browns as well. Good luck with whatever you end up with.
  17. I run a couple of Okuma 10 ft dypsy rods for my slide divers with Braid. Great for LO Browns and Finger Lakes fish. I'll post up the model # after work Andy..
  18. Thanks for the heads up Sean. I was considering this weekend with the warm temps. Guess I'll hold off now.
  19. Thanks Nick, I appreciate the offer. However this is going to be a wait and see (weather0 type deal. Not much time for planning and another fishermen with me. I'd hate to infringe on such short notice. I'll call you for sure if I got room Scott. I can fit three if the lake isn't to bumpy. If memory serves me right we did two lakes and close to 100 fish in 2 1/2 days. I would definitely rate those numbers as a "BLAST". LOL You been out at all?
  20. Thanks Sounds like the kind of place I had in mind
  21. Thanks Sk8man. How are the chances of leaving the gear in the boat overnight at either one of these places? My time will be very limited with the long ride and back to work Monday.
  22. Good luck. Like I said Wellcraft is a great boat
  23. I have an 89 Coastal walk around that will be going up for sale this spring. I bought a 262 Penn Yan to run my business out of. To answer your question Wellcraft Coastals were a quality built boat that handles rough water great. Wellcraft went down the tubes during the height of the recession in 09. I loved the boat and was great for fun fishing with three or 4 guys and the wife and I have spent many over nights in the large cabin. Also did very well in the proams against a lot of bigger boats. Just not big enough for running a Charter business out of She will do about 40 mph at wot with the 200 hp Yami and trolls great on the 15 hp 4 stroke kicker. Cruises like a dream at 30 mph. Hope you find one that you like. Long season with the outboards Over all I would give the Coastal a great rating and not just because I owned one.
  24. Now the holidays are over I will be looking to take the 5 hr drive out for the Seneca LL's. The trip will have to be a quick decision as it's all weather dependent and it's gotta happen on a weekend due to work. Last year I was laid off so I could go when the weather allowed and stayed at my buddys house, rustyrat (thanks Scott) but this year I am pressed for time and weekends only. Biggest problem is I will need lodging close to the South End of Seneca and it's got to be able to accommodate my truck and 16 fter. Hopefully I could leave my gear in the boat and have it still be there the next morning. I also need to get reservations within a couple days of the trip. Any ideas or suggestions? Thanks Glen
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