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Got 2 13 # pancakes. Watertown area 40 bucks takes them both. No ship Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

I’ll take the other 2 Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Well here’s an update on the “project “. Things were good from the start. Boat was winterized. Drained 29 gallons of old gas. Fresh oil and filter. Fuel /water separator.cleaned and gapped points. New battery. Starts and purrs like a kitten. Here are a few pics. Has some issues from sitting for so long but seems sound. Am adding 12 inches to tongue. New tires. Hope to sea trial over Memorial Day before outfitting for salmon Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

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I have 2 13 lb pancake weights. $60.00 fir the pair local pick up in Watertown/ Henderson area 2 Cannon gimbal mounts one like new. The second has had the grooves deepened. See pic. $50.00 for the pair A Lowrance SP-BL speed sensor. Fits any Lowrance product with blue connectors $35.00 Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Saw him on tv. He was on a DEC boat. NO life jacket. Think he was in violation. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Thinking about the problem ( maybe it’s only in my mind. Lol). If I use a counter sink in the vertical tube where it sits in the mount , I could just put a dimple in the tube where I want it located. That should keep it from spinning , as long as the locking knob is kept tight. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Just picked up two Great Lakes Planer quad rod holders. I am thinking about drilling the bars to make the holders more secure. Anybody done this ? Any ideas ? I would be more confident if I knew the tree couldn’t spin and launch hundreds of dollars worth of equipment Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Lowrance SP-BL speed sensor for any Lowrance sonar with blue connectors speed over water. New in box 30.00 Cannon 9 inch gimbal mounts. 1 is in like new condition. 1 has had the groves deepened See pics. 60.00 for the pair. 2 13 lb. pancake weights. 60.00 for the pair. Local pick up in Watertown area. I can’t ship. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Yeah that had me wondering too. But they say the AS sometimes doesn’t have a fork. It tasted great Brown or AS. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Hard to see in the pic. The caudal fin had exactly11 rays and the upper lip doesn’t extend past the eye. I know it’s hard to tell them apart. But I believe that fish is an AS Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Got out for a few hours this AM. Cold but sunny. Ended with nice Atlantic , 10 lb Walleye ( released quickly) and a 5 lb Smallie. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Stay inshore and you will be fine in a 19 ft boat. Don’t forget to have all parties aboard wear a Pfd must be worn till May 1. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

The weather finally cooperated enough to work on the “new” boat. Changed oil and filter. Drained 25 gallons of 8 year old gas , soaked cylinders with marvel mystery oil. New plugs , cleaned points And crossed my fingers. Started and ran like a Swiss watch. But the raw water pump is fried. Started to overheat. New project. But no sign of freeze damage. Sigh of relief But the way. I was under the impression it had been used in the past 3 years. Found out it had not seen the water since 2011. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Many things to take into account. Size of your boat is important when the wind is blowing that hard. Expect a bumpy ride. The farther you go from shore the rougher it will get. Be cautious . Lake O can be very dangerous. And the water temps at this time of year don’t give you much of a chance if you go in the water my experience tells me if you get to windward in 20 mph winds , you can expect 4-5 foot waves Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app