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  1. I also have eaten smoked carp and I thought it was fine. ( it taste like chicken). :lol:
  2. Arrr yes, the all mity hammer, my kind a guy.
  3. Think about how much more added weight you can put on the transon and how you entend to mount it.The four stroke is a lot heavier than the two stroke,I ran a 3.9 merc.on an older 16ft. that was great till it got rough, then it wasn't enought. Theres a ton of 5.5 to 7.5 two strokes out there on Cregs list that look good. I think a good running 6hp four stroke would be a nice quiet trolling setup.
  4. I used to fish the east end out of the Little salmon river,head north out to around 100fow, lots of lakers.
  5. The DEC stocked them years ago, they didn't reproduce and I don't think they stock them anymore. no pic. and its been so long I couldn't even discribe one for you.
  6. cought one years ago on the Salmon river,I think it was a cross between a brookie and a laker.
  7. I've eaten heads along with smallmouth and couldn't tell the difference. My self,I don't like tilapia,its to mushy and tastless,but then there are a ton of people out there that think its wonderfull.
  8. I ran 40weight in my 302s to keep the oil presure up at troling speed.(low rpms)never had a problem with them.
  9. We had the intake lines rot out on a friends 20ft. Lund. We were on the lake fishing and the pump kept running and wasn't keeping up so we made a quick run and got it on the trailer and stoped on the ramp to let it drain. The water came out of the drain and the intake.The intake did not take the standard plug, its a biger opening so its not a quick fix but you can go to a plumbing supply and get a bigger one's to fit.
  10. Thanks Pap,I see you are useing 18# core, is 12# to light for eyes? Mike.
  11. Jim. I'm thinking about trying Erie this season for Eyes, do you think I could use that 832 core in 12lb out there. I've got two #30 reel that I'd like to use for a 5 and 7 core. Thanks Mike.
  12. You can't use earmuffs on a inboard.I think someone is mixing up inboards with IOs, .
  13. W.W.IV.

    Sodus

    Looks like a size 14 perch to me, maybe close to 15. nice perch.
  14. Bondouley, If they are not line shy, why do you a leader or are you useing a swivel between them to stop line twist?
  15. Hi guys, I don't fish for lakers but I get down 30-40fow for perch and I use braid but I'm in my shanty with the heater on so when it gets above freezing in side the shanty a 1/8oz gig works well getting down to the bottom.Those 1oz laker jigs will hit bottom in a heart beat.I'm useing power Pro. 10# test on my jiging rods with flroCorbon leaders. And you guys out there sitting on buckets.God Bless You, I can;t take that cold anymore, my hand freeze to fast. Good catching and be safe.
  16. Sorry the picture didn't come up the first time.
  17. I got a nice brown out of Oneida last week 1-21-15. I was trolling a presure crack a 1.2 with a HaHaHa. I got it giging a moussie gig and a minnow head in 25ft.fow.
  18. I got a nice brown out of Oneida last week 1-25-15. I was trolling a presure crack a 1.2 with a HaHaHa. I got it giging a moussie gig and a minnow head in 25ft.fow.
  19. I don't know anything about keenserts but the coil have to be drilled a taped. If you could screw a keensert into the existing thread you will end up with a smaller diamiter opening. I think you meant to say the first to threads are gone. You can buy different lenght coils, you will still be able to seat the plug as intended. You don't have to be a tool and die man to do the job. make sure you drill straight and the tap will follow the hole. The old shop vac should suck out the chips. You still should flush out the oil and start out fresh.
  20. I'd go with Fish Hunter and the Heli-Coil first, it will come with the right size tap. You might have to drill out the hole so you don't have to force the tap and maybe brake it. there's a tang on the inside of the coil used to screw it in and then you brake it off. You don't want the tang floting around inside the houseing. You will most likely have to pull the lower unit off or if the tang falls into the houseing you might be able to flush it out by draining the oil after the coil is installed. Good luck.
  21. Does anyone know how manny cars and trucks out there still need 93 octain to make them run well, say from 1990 to now? I don't think the stations sell enough 93 to make it worth haveing. Can the stations get away with sliping us 87 or 91 non E at 93 prices? Wow, I just look up and I see I'm way off topic, sorry. Back to the topic, I run 87E in my 1989 out board with a stablizer, so far so good.
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