The Scottsman

are these still avail? how long are the flys

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I am interested in one of the probes. Shoot me a price

Looking for a simple Autopilot for a 24 foot penn-yan I/O. A simple behind the wheel unit such as a sport pilot or similar. New or used. Having a hard time finding one. If anyone has one they want to sell or point me in a good direction I would appreciate it. Thanks.

Very nice.

pics? Engine? Engine's? hours? you know, the small stuff.

Nice pics.

feels like ground hog day.....................

OUR.....Lead core set ups. (doesn't mean you have to do it our way) We fish these off big boards when we need to reach a particuliar depth, away from the boat and or obtain a stealthy presentation. 10 color set up- 18 or 27 lb 1- Okuma 45 LC 2- one layer of electrical tape on spool 3-300 yards of 30 lb or more braid backing tied with arbor knot to spool 4-tie backing to lead core. ( we use the V.Q knot) 5 spool on 10 colors of lead core. (your choice of brand) 6-tie on 20-30 feet of fluorocarbon leader ( V.Q knot) (leader brand of your choice) 5 color set up for SWR-tuff line micro lead used (this set up can also be used off the boards in spring when fish are high up) ( this set up is used on our riggers during a mid summer day when conditions warrant going deep) 1-Okuma convector 30D 2-tie 2 or 300 yards of 18-20 lb mono to spool ( arbor knot)(mono of your choice) 3-tie on 5 colors of lead core (V.Q knot) (your choice of lead) 4- tie on 20 feet of Fluorocarbon leader (V.Q. Knot) We fish our lead off of a tow line with large boards. Attach the backing to the release. If using inline boards, attach the backing to the release, twist and rubber band it. (Tx44) Also down the shoot on an occasion. Its fun watching that one get smacked.

1992 Penn-Yan 245 Contender.

That's ok,.....................I like to K.I.S.S.