jfern

Here is the the closest thing I have to a photo of the fishing deck readily at hand.

I am on the road this week but will find some more pics of the fishing deck when I am back home. (Most of them are with the family mugging with fish.)

Hi Landshark,

I haven't been out on the water yet this year. However, I'll be out on the Bay of Quinte for the walleye opener in a few weeks. Can't wait to wet a line.

Cheers.

1998 Bayliner 2452 Ciera Classic

5.0 Mercuiser, Alpha 1 drive

2007 Tidewater trailer

This package has low hours and is in excellent shape. It is very spacious and bright inside with lots of headroom. The boat is very clean inside and out. It has premium Raymarine electronics and sits on a 2007 roller trailer.

Boat Features Include:

3 year old Mermaid air conditioner

AC/ alcohol stove

Hot water heater

AC/DC refrigerator

Head

Stainless steel Quicksilver propeller

2 Deep cycle/starting batteries with Guest battery charger

Storm enclosure canvas

Sumbrella Bimini rear top

Removeable custom carpet

Electronics:

Raymarine R70C, 7†colour LCD display

Raymarine Pathfinder 2 kw radar radome

Raymarine Raystar GPS Receiver

Raymarine Colour Fishfinder

Azimuth 1000 Digital Compass

ICOM-M502 VHF Marine VHF radio

Clarion CD Player with inside and console controls

Hummingbird depth sounder

Trailer:

2007 Tidewater dual axle galvanized roller trailer

4 wheel disc surge brakes on torsion axles

Drive on post guides

Other features:

lifejackets.

All dock lines

Boat fenders

Forward stainless steel 2 fender holder

30A marine shore power cable

Anchor and chain

Garelick Heavy duty 4-stroke kicker motor brack

We are selling this boat because we have 2 young children and no time to use it.

Located in Kingston, Ontario Asking $19,500 CDN or $15,900 US.

Would consider a trade for a late model Aluminum boat in 19 to 21 ft range with a 4 stroke motor.

Call 613-530-3750 for more information

Additional photos at:

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Wellington sounds like it is starting to heat up. Try around Scotch Bonnet and always talk to Chris at the Reel Thing tackle shop. He can usually tell you whats working and where the charter guys are hooking up.

My past experience is that Wellington is usually hot from the beginning of July until the 3rd or last week. Then it becomes quite spotty. The local fishing clubs have started stocking heavily in the area and this has undoubtably helped out. I usually fish out of Port Hope because it is a longer season and more predictable. However, it is very busy come the start of the Great Ontario Salmon Derby.

I hope this helps.

Jason