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  1. Here is what I have and love it...24' Thompson Hardtop with a Yamaha 9.9 HT model with power tilt and trim.

    I too had a problem with my swim platform. For the bracket I am using the following...

    https://www.adventuremarine.net/product ... &do=detail

    I had to cut a small section of my swim platform (2" off the end) to get the right height for the kicker motor.

    For the throttle...I use ControlKing (very easy to install).

    For the Steering...I use E.Z. Steer Connectors (very easy to install).

    As far as battery charging...my setup keeps the batteries charged and I use the same setup as you described.

    Good luck with your decision. You will like the fuel savings!

  2. Anybody else sick of seeing this poor guy not getting a response because I know I am :@

    Hey "Captain" Chris why don't ya at least respond to the guy or better yet maybe send him the parts he apparently paid you for! He certainly has been patient and deserves an answer. You sell the guy something and don't send him all the parts that's :no::no::no::no::no:

    Looks great for the L.O.U site too I might add :o

    +1.

    I was out in the garage Sunday trying to find an extra base plate that I have and I was going to send it to him for free but couldn't find it. :(

    I don't know the whole story but it would be nice if this guy (Chartoose) at least responded.

    Glen

    +2.

  3. $230 sounds very fair for winterization if it includes all the right components. If you are going to do it yourself, get a service manual for your boat. If you use antifreeze, please do not use the toxic kind. Also, why not just drain the block and risers of the water. Air doesn't freeze.

  4. With OMC not in business and parts getting harder to find, I would part it out. There is a market for OMC parts. Or, if you love the boat and can fiberglass convert it to a mercruiser. There are conversion kits available.

  5. Launched out of Long Point around 8 am and didn't find fish until later in the morning.

    When we hit fish, it was a pod of hungry lakers. It was fun, however not any big ones, biggest was 5 lbs. Lots of action for the next couple of hours. Ended up going 12 for 15. Copper spoons with a blue streak and silver with a black streak was the key today.

    Ray

  6. Fishing Report

    Your Name / Boat Name:

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    TRIP OVERVIEW

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    Date(s):9/26

    Time on Water:9:30am - 2:30pm

    Weather/Temp: nice day

    Wind Speed/Direction: light.

    Waves: gentle rollers to flat

    Surface Temp: 63 degrees

    Location: Little Salmon to Salmon River

    LAT/LONG (GPS Cords):

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    FISHING RESULTS

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    Total Hits: 2

    Total Boated:2

    Species Breakdown: Kings

    Hot Lure: Red Nosed Silver J-plug

    Trolling Speed: 2 -3 mph

    Down Speed: n/a

    Boat Depth: 9 - 20 fow

    Lure Depth: 5 - 10

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    SUMMARY & FURTHER DETAILS

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    We fished most of the day today between Selkirk State Park and Salmon River...not a single hit. Disappointed, we started trolling back to Little Salmon, because that's where we launched, and between Selkirk and Little Salmon, bam, bam, two hits, two fish. Fish were in 20 FOW. Guess we should have been fishing here all day, oh well. It was our last hurrah on the big lake...couple more times on the Finger Lakes and the boat will go into hibernation until spring.

  7. Fishing Report

    Your Name / Boat Name:

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    TRIP OVERVIEW

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    Date(s):

    Time on Water: 5 hours (6-11am)

    Weather/Temp: 50 - 60's

    Wind Speed/Direction:

    Waves: gentle rollers to flat

    Surface Temp: 70 everywhere

    Location:

    LAT/LONG (GPS Cords):

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    FISHING RESULTS

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    Total Hits: 1

    Total Boated:o

    Species Breakdown:

    Hot Lure:

    Trolling Speed: 2.00 - 2.5

    Down Speed: 1.75 - 2.25

    Boat Depth: 30 - 60

    Lure Depth: various

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    SUMMARY & FURTHER DETAILS

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    I wish I could give better news for those that are coming up, however, I can't. There were many, many boats this am and I did not see one battle a fish.

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