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Don Cook & Son Outboard Repair
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cmbomysoad,
You have a PM
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Do you guys have the single cylinder or the now discontinued two cylinder 6hp?
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Single cylinder 4 strokes are known to vibrate at trolling speeds. The smoother two cylinder 4 strokes are 8hp and 9.9hp.
At this point weight will become an issue to look at. In the Finger Lakes an 8hp would be good for both sizes of boats. Also these motors may come in short shaft, long shaft or extra long shaft. Short shaft will be unusable. Depending on how you hang it off your boat (fixed mount, adjustable mount) you may need the XL shaft.
That should get you started.
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LorieB you have a PM
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Wes,
So sorry for your loss...
To all others...look up the youtube video...it is a must see and says it all.
You and Ben are in our prayers.
I think it can be said that you were as blessed to have him as he was to have you.
Mark
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The Lansing Harbor Festival has a new name this year - Celebrate Lansing
The fishing tournament is on August 9th 12:01am to 2:30pm - weigh in at 3pm.
Attached is the entry form.
(This is also day 2 of the LOU-ALL/Lighthouse Derby split date event of the 333 Tourney - Meyers Park Lift Project series)
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areyounuts you have a PM
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Thanks for the heads up..they had a pretty interesting mix of brands.
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Mark,
You have a PM...
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I think an April fundraiser tourney for the lift project would be a great idea.
Hold onto that boat. No one else will know that the "blue" color is actually some type of secret Rainbow Trout attractant.
(Just so you know, I sent a little lift funds your way today.)
Best of luck on this great project,
Mark
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Justin,
in response to your jigging question. Boat speed will make the lure rise faster/ fall slowly. The jigging function really just pulls the lure higher and lower. This appears like the lure is darting in different directions. Its not the same as throwing the boat in neutral for a second to make a lure fall seductively.
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Best feature=will lower to preset depth just by pressing a button on the keypad. Great for fishing solo or with rookies.
Worst feature=they are crazy expensive
Annoying feature=when following bottom in bottom tracking mode they will raise up (sometimes 30+feet or more) when they see a thick bait pod. They think its bottom. This can be stopped by hitting the up or down button on the keypad as it occurs.
They are great riggers.
Cannonlink is only a convenience that will eliminate the need to run a second transducer.You can do everything with the bottom tracking transducer and the multiple riggers without a cannonlink going to your humminbird.
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Here is the Ithaca Journal article on the tourney:
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Here are rough results.
The final results never got posted to the board.( I heard alcohol may have been involved )
Names and or weights may be wrong.....
Updated results:
8lb 11oz Laker - Bernie Griifin
7lb 10oz Laker - Paul Merrick
7lb 9oz Laker - Scott Bennett
7lb 2oz Laker - Stan Winnick
7ish lb Laker - Mike Cannavan
6lb 9oz Laker Frank Bosek
6lb 8oz Laker - Kevin Bosek
6lb 6oz Laker - Bill Cirulli
6lb 6oz Laker - Bruce Wolf
6lb 5oz Laker - Rollie Conners
(I think one of the 6 lbers was a rainbow)
Youth:
Brandon Drake - 5lb Laker
Bass:
Brooks Hendrick - 4lb Lgmouth Bass
Whitey Carlton - 3lb 6oz
Chris Mekos - 3lb 6oz
Thank you to Bear and Barney. This is a great way to wrap up the season.
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I heard the big bow that won the Salvation Army derby was caught on a Seth Green rig. After poking around reading some Seth Green threads on here I saw a reference to fishing a Seth Green rig off a jug that was trailing a distance behind the boat.
How is that done? What type of jug and how would it be attached? What happens when you turn, etc?
Barney and Bears Spring Derby - Day 1 Results
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Day 1 Leading Fish