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I used to catch tons of them in the ponds around Princeton and Holden in Massachusetts ,but then the Ma wildlife people decided that they were over populated and released tiger muskies in those ponds. that finished the white perch off.

sorry , fat finger

I caught 2 going after pike in the north east corner

It is probably the best place to catch carp in NYS in spring along the Montezuma shore.

All the weed beds in Irondequoit bay, Honeoye lake

Don’t loose any little bolts or screws

When I had my 18 footer Sylvan I stored them on the boat only when fishing in rod holders set up vertical in the bow section. The setup had 10 rods storage capacity,along the seats between the front window and the bow. That way they stayed out of the way. I still do not know why I had to have 8 rods on that boat , but that is a different story.

I would do a compression test and if the compression is good, I would clean out the carb, check the lower unit and if everything checks out ok just keep on using it. A new one is about $2000 . with that in mind you can check out what a rebuild costs and take it from there

I had twin 1957 Johnson 35 hp sea horse engines on my 1957 Herter's 16 footers. (I know, I predate Dinosaurs and I knew young Ole Evinrude when he was a child). I had the splash problem and the tiger tail as well. So I went to Bill Mayer of Mayers Marina in Webster and asked how to solve the problems. He told me that because of water resistance to multiple lower units you can only expect a 35 % increase in power when using twin engines. The splashing and tiger tail problem are solved by trimming the engine a bit farther down which raises the stern a bit and the tiger tail will also become less that way. In addition he told me to have the engines face sideways just a bit so instead of one straight backward water stream you get two more separate streams. He warned me to be very careful with the down trimming because it pushes the bow down a bit and to never make sharp turns because of the engine angles as one of the engines may come out of the water a bit too much. Old Bill used to race boats in the fifties.

The older Evinrude longshaft motors were 23 inch , not 20

The extra weight of the second engine probably changed the weight balance enough for the boat to go up on plane and that makes a world of difference. There is a good chance that with only one 9.9 engine with the weight properly balanced (less up front more in back)and the motor properly trimmed you would make it up to 15 mph. The rooster tail happens because of too high trimming and /or too much water being pushed out and the air having less resistance than the water. The idea of using only 9.9 or less has a lot to do with keeping the lake clear of exhaust and noise pollution. You may or may not have found a legal loophole in the rule of this law, but the spirit of that law is breached.

Sorry, Cloven is a nickname. I meant Quabbin reservoir

This was only one question, but there are more, like, do you want to have tiller steering and speed control or would you prefer to cable remote control? Maybe it is wireless speed and steering remote control. If you fish alone,I would definitely go for the wireless remote system,it is so much more convenient and does not tie you to one place. As for 9.9 engine, do not under estimate the power of the smaller engines (9.8 or 6). If you think about new, my choice would be a 9.8 or 9.9 Tohatsu tiller with wireless remote speed and steering. But if a good second hand one (tiller or kicker) presents itself you may want to consider that too.. Do you fish Cloven? Sorry, I went off subject. 4 stroke engines are supposedly more powerful than 2 stroke ones . So for 4 stroke engines the brackets are heavier. The light weight 4 stroke Panther brackets are probably what you are looking for.( I think that this idea is based on the thought that 4 strokes are heavier than 2 strokes. But the 9.8 tohatsu tiller outboard has the same weight as most 2 strokes)

2 stroke or 4 stroke? how much hp?

I think that the next flea market is in Buffalo in the same building and at the same time as the sports fishing expo. With covid over our heads there may not be as many visitors as other years.

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