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I have to believe that states will adress this soon

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I live in pa

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I shoot the 7-9federal TSS blend out of a 20 with a nikon turkey plex scope. Light to carry and deadly to 50.

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Just reread the post. When I bought these they were s&s lake trolls. Im hoping it is what you are looking for. You said cowbells. Same thing?

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Get me your address and I will get a set coming in the mail

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Still need them?

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Just south of wellsville

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The cork handle has cracked on a custom fly rod I have. The gentleman that built it is no longer with us. It is broken 360 degrees through to the blank right in the palm area of the handle. Any builders on here that would be interested in repair?

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The only real hunting situation advantage is greater height adjustment useing the 30mm. If you are going to dial extreme range useing your turret look at a 30. If you are useing a scope with yardage stadia not at all necessary. There are quality scopes of both diameters.

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Hers a couple

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Would have loved to se him coming through the woods

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Apologize for the late report. Launched at Woodville around 6:30am. Headed north to condos. Fished mostly center of lake 150 to 150 east and west and within 2 miles either way north and south of condos. Boated 8 Lakers, biggest around 7. Most 3 to 4. Dropped 3 or 4 more. 400 copper and riggers at 90 and 100. A couple on dipsey with rotator and fly out 300 #2 setting. Green was the color. Tried some 3 and 5 color lead core with no luck

Temp was. 45 down 75 to 80. Around 11 the lake got busy so headed back to launch. Not a bad day.

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Currently have a 15 year old non color tolerance of. Looking to get a color sonar gps combo. Will be installing in a 19 superfisherman. Mostly fish lake O and the fingers, strolling for salmon and trout. Not against purchasing an after market transducer if needed for deep water. Any advice will be greatly appreciated.

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What are the best meat rigs and meat to use as far as convenience? Used to use the frozen stuff years ago and it was a pain. Im talking g ease of reuse and storage as well as catching fish. Been out of the game for awhile and would like some thoughts

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G5 Striker


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I can pick them up thursday if still available

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Grandson is home from the marines due to the storm in NC. Thinking of heading to cayuga before he has to head back. Probably launching out of tug park. Any insight out there to get me into fish?

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Same solution for me as jackrabbit14612. Resistor plugs and problem was gone. I also run a merc

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New price 900.00 Wheels  & tires like new

Its pretty typical, your charger isn't bad because its doing that, most all will. 

It’s your battery charger.


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I'm confused as to why you would take the ground wire off and on? I agree you are bleeding capacitors in some onboard electronics.

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Process of elimination. Disconnect the charger. Then see if the spark goes away. It could be a filter capacitor inside the charger, that is discharging. If it is not the charger, you have something drawing current. Disconnect one wire at a time, until the spark goes away. Once you find the wire, trace down what it goes to,.

Electrical issues on a boat are trick.  I second disconnecting the charger and seeing if it still happens.  Also get a multi-meter and check for continuity through the Perko switch - could be there's something off with the switch.

That could be the onboard charger? Most of them use a little energy to monitor your battery condition. I would unhook it and see if you still gat a spark. With your perch off you shouldn’t get a spark.


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