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I think it is 20 feet down per hundred feet of wire.

We were at roughly the same depth but a bout a mile farther west. We ended up 9 for 12

They usually have long blocks laying around as well.

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So most people who replace a transom doing it themselves do have at least some do it yourself talent, but often lack the power equipment to make the hole process go as smooth as it should be. One of those tools often is a crane or cherry picker or backyard tree. There is a simple cheap solution to this problem. What you need is 3 4x4x8s 2 feet of 3/4 inch pipe with a 90 degree angle and a 5 inch piece of pipe screwed into the 90 and a little ratcheting pulley thing capable of holding a thousand pounds that you can get for cheap at harbor freight. You lay two of the 8 footers across the beam and lay the 3/4 inch pipeon top across the beams right above the hook on the engine, hang the pulley off the 3/4 inch pipe and you are ready to winch your engine up. So why the third 4x4? If you need to move the engine backward or forward, you should cut that one in two and lay it crosswise on the other 2 beams . You put the 3/4 inch steel pipe on top and hang the winch on it. once you have raised your engine, you can move it back and forth by rolling the pipe with the help of the "handle" piece of pipe. I wish you all happy puttering which is as much fun as fishing.

Did the water deep down get a bit cooler ? Or was it still 60 degrees at a hundred foot down?

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So far I have restored 4 aluminum boats. My first rebuild was a boat that was a sixteen foot boat like the ones used in the Bay of pigs fiasco. The rest all Starcraft, a Holiday and 2 Islanders. I may be able to help you out dependent on what you need done.

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I would not throw good money after bad money. Do retire the Magdas

Just a heads up. The 150 quarts 7 day Igloo coolers are on sale in BJs for $74.99 If you're interested you should go get one before they are gone.

You should not expect the counter to give exact footage. They count the number of rotations, not feet. They are fine for going back to the same depth.

Go to Keuka. Launch in Penn Yan and troll slowly along the north east side south of the marina just outside the weed bed.

We only had 3 lamprey scarred salmon and zero fresh scars on about 40 salmon we caught last week out of Olcott.