salmonite
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work sharp is the best and easy
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One of the fastest sales on Lou ever
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Only thing that I have heard that you haven't is the single bevel actually creates more of a twisting motion and better blood trails. This is one bh which has almost drew me away from my beloved slick tricks.
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yeah everybody says the trip to Hank is a wise decision
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Who did you choose for install or did you decide to do it yourself
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I have no answer, but how do you like just using the Ipilot as your auto pilot? did you go with 60 or 72inch shaft
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Anyone know what happened?
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user name: @power drive is a painter. I contacted him last year after seeing pics of his islander he did.. I never went through with it so I can not confirm his work but his islander looked nice
thread for reference
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Great pictures! How do you like the new fishmaster?
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Year of boat, Year of motors? Pics of motors and inside layout of boat?
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1 individual Scotty on Craigslist, not mine
http://rochester.craigslist.org/spo/6178677908.html
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21 hours ago, tbulhead said:
Would the tax benefits on the interest of a traditional fixed rate mortgage offset the advantages of a home equity loan?
you can deduct home equity interest as well
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On 7/3/2017 at 6:22 PM, ski-dooz said:
No wonder are county is in such bad shape. No one has any idea how to finance! Pay the bank that's what they want you all to do.
Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario UnitedAre you going to let everyone know how getting a clean bill of health from a physician can buy a cottage? or just get mad that no one bit?
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Just posted on Facebook group "walleye boats for sale"
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Morning in front our cabin Ontario Canada
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505?
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That hardtop in buffalo is pretty cheap, what would it cost to paint it and new vinyl to look new!!
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I just bought mine at home depot
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I have a 01 fishmaster, I do love it but wish it had the cut outs in the back like the newer ones. That extra foot or so has to be nice with setting up the two extra riggers and netting fish
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Optimax is a 2 stroke
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I see, They came out with a new tx3 that I am interested to see what the main differences are. I am looking at the hunter version with the wood stock.
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6 hours ago, DJ 717 said:
If you ever read anything by David Petzal he says that the 7-08 is the best deer round on the market. It is very versatile with infinite options. I have one in a Tikka T3 and like it very much. I have very good luck with the 120 gr. Barnes TTSX (Thanks DVD) as well as 140 gr Nosler Partition with 42 gr of 4064.
I am considering the tika t3 for a 308.. glad you like it as I have heard awesome things. Do you have synthetic or wood stock?
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Or immediate family member , my wife is a teacher so I get the discount as well.
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Transom strength opinion
in This Old Boat
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Looking for some opinions, I go to Canada for a week every year and usually we transport our motors in the truck with 14ft aluminums already up there. I am contemplating buying a 16ft tiller to tow up there to fish a little more in comfort. The layout would be similar to a Lund Fury 1600. Now most motors with this layout I am seeing are 25hp 4 strokes and bolted in and under normal conditions would be no problem but the last two miles of my trek is pretty treacherous. Lots of bouncing and dips and extreme stress on a transom with weight on it. Last year I lost both running boards on the trail due to bottoming out to give an good perspective.
now my question would you question ripping down a trail and trust the transom to hold up just fine with the motor hanging on the transom. Obviously I would have a transom saver...
Thoughts?