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  1. Like new, in the box Standard Horizon HX750S portable marine radio. Was a birthday gift when I had a bigger boat, never got out on Lake O with it. Now, I live near Hemlock and Canadice Lakes, don't really need it. Charged it, played with it around house, never even got to see if it was truly waterproof.

    Has home charger, and cigarette lighter adaptor.

    $ 65.00 includes shipping to lower 48 states.

    PM me or e-mail.

    Thanks for looking!

    Fireplug.
     

  2. Sorry I missed the trip. On Sunday, we ended up on Hemlock with a full boat (including 2 little ones), bouncing on the waves and catching a bunch of small bluegills. It was a successful "get the little ones out" trip. Give me a shout next time you are heading out on a weekend, maybe I can help with the button problem. :rofl:

  3. Boat sold 08/02/12 - Thanks

    Otter Stealth 1200 Duck Boat. I installed the oar locks, and it also includes trolling motor mount. This boat will float two hunters and their gear, all while floating in less than 12†of water. It has a front and rear (covered) compartments to store extra gear. Gun holder is molded into the side, as well as two cup holders. A safety strap has been added inside to attach to your shotgun sling, should it go into the lake. Includes 2 wooden oars and locks, and two 2) added “D†rings are in the front inside portion for use as tie down straps. I will even throw in the duck foot push pole that I have used in very shallow water. It was painted with green and brown spray paint, kinda flaking off after 12 years of use.

    Great boat for catching the ducks running up the rivers!!

    Specifications are from Otter:

    Twin-hull catamaran style bottom

    100 % Polyethylene construction (UV Resistant)

    Overall: 12'L x 44" W x 17" D

    Cockpit: 8 ' L x 27" W x 13" D

    Weight: 100 Lbs.

    Weight Cap: 550 Lbs.

  4. Dropped kids at inlaws, got out around 1:30 pm. Put in @ North launch ( very close to home ). Went dowmn on West side, worming away anywhere from 1 to 3 ft. off bottom in 15 - 25 fow. Hooked a bunch of little gills, kept moving. Put a Gulp Alive minnow on the 2 ft. up hook, nailed a 3 lb., 5 oz. Smallie. Biggest on the new boat so far. A bit further South, birthday girl hooks a 2 lb., 11 oz. Largemouth. Only had a 2 hour window for the trip, so called it quits and headed home. All that mattered is wife had a good time ( and I caught the bigger fish! Ha ha ha - glad she doesnt read LOU!!!)

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  5. Had sonar, very few marks showing all day. Fishing was very slow that day. :(

    Hitting Hemlock again tomorrow with the wife, she actually wants to go fishing for her birthday! :party: (Probably because her mother is going to watch the little ones for us, and she will actually be able to keep a rod in the water for more than 15 seconds without a child trying to go into the lake!)

  6. In 20 +/- FOW, dropped a large yellow Foxee jig tipped with a little crawler, down within 1 foot of the bottom. Bounce, bounce, WHAM! Measured probably around 13" +/-. Unfortunately, not much to tell, and as I said, he was alone.

  7. Very late start @900 am, but got out by myself to finally give the new ride a try. Trolled from N. launch to a couple miles down with riggers @ 45 & 55 ft. over 70 ft. Nada. Really a shakedown cruise to see what needs changed or modified on boat, no big deal. Fid get personal brst perch on West side in 25 fow, but he was alone....... Cant wait to get rest of boat rigged up so I can hit it hard this summer.

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  8. Nice! I have had some success casting from that dock, before I met FLXTroutman and started catching lakers from his boat. :D

    Also, I found that a slip bobber with a big shiner down about 15' or so, on a fluorocarbon leader of 2 - 3 feet length works pretty good in mid-March. Caught some nice, eater-sized Browns there .

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