DaveCox

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Sorry, I forgot to mention the location, I'm in Ransomville, NY 14131

1988 Sylvan Center Console 16SMC 16' & Trailer Evinrude 48SPL 2 stroke mix (1990)

Lowrance 520C GPS

Humminbird Matrix 37 fishfinder

2 Deep Cell Batteries

ProSport Battery Charger/tender

Pedestal Seat

MotorGuide 46lb. trolling motor

All new wiring, fuse box

Downriggers, poles, tackle...

Thanks for the link to the NADA site. That price seems very low. I've got more than that into the wiring, batteries, battery tender, pumps and plumbing...

hum....

Will do...thx

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Thx... I've already got the fever, but it was cured by the "I'm Broke Blues"

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Thanks for the advice... I'm hoping to move it all.

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I don't have photos at this time, but I'm trying to get it done by the weekend.

Does anyone think I'd be better off parting out the electronics and tackle then selling the boat stripped?

Thanks,

Dave

I'm selling off my boat and fishing gear, and I'm trying to get a feel for a fair selling price.

I'm hoping to get $4250.00, but the market will guide me...

Here are the details of the boat:

1988 Sylvan Center Console 16SMC 14' & Trailer Evinrude 48SPL 2 stroke mix (1990)

Lowrance 520C GPS

Humminbird Matrix 37 fishfinder

Marine Radio

2 Deep Cell Batteries

ProSport Battery Charger/tender

Pedestal Seat

46lb. trolling motor

2 manual downriggers

5 Rods/Reels

Big tackle box filled right up...

Vests/Paddle/Nets/Anchor/Hull Savers/All required emergency gear...and more

Oh yea, I rewired the entire boat, added a fuse box used all new marine switches, put all new pumps and hose. It's virtually a brand new boat on the inside. Everything on it is marine grade, best quality.

The only thing I didn't fix 100% is the live well, but it's got a brand new pump and hose.

It's stored inside and winterized every year by the marina near me...(Ransomville, NY)

I don't have pics right now, I wasn't planning on selling (I'll spare you the sob story)

Let me know if there's any interest, or advice on price.

Thanks,

Dave Cox

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Billy,

Thanks for the pic. Nice fish btw. I just got my downriggers mounted at 11PM last night. They are about 1 1/2 foot from the aft corners on the top rail. There was already 2 rod mounts a foot in front of that location so I should be able to run 2 rods on each downrigger or 2 downriggers and 2 dipsys.

Thanks for the help,

Dave

Shane,

That sounds like a good plan for me to try. I'm really looking forward to trying this out.

Dave

Spike,

That makes a lot of sense - *note to self* - I don't want the wire near the prop.

I can't tell you how helpful this forum is. I was just lucky to find it before I went out the first time.

Thanks,

Dave

Thanks for your help. I'll post one tonight when I get home. It has an outboard, and 2' of covered area directly in front of the transom that has the tank and batteries.

Thanks Bill,

The boat has a speedometer on it with a lever arrangement on the transom. I'll eventually get a sub-surface probe for better setups, but you go fishing with the rig you got, not the rig you want...

What is the downside to mounting the downriggers a foot or so from the transom on the top of the rails? It'd be quite a stretch to get to them if they're on the transom...Is there an advantage to a transom mount vs. side mount I'm just oblivious to?

Thanks,

Dave

Dapper Dan,

Thanks for the clarification. I've been gleaning as much as I can from the boards, they are a wealth of information. I'm impressed by the sportsmanship/camaraderie of the trollers on this forum. I'm glad that there are people who are willing to share with new blood.

As with any outdoor game, much of the fun is learning and being out-doors.

Thanks again,

Dave

Thanks for the info Dapper Dan. I was going to ask about what the etiquette was for fishing around others. You've given me some solid information to start from.

I'm hoping on the first time out just getting a feel for the equipment and setting depths on the 2 downriggers and the 2 dipsy divers I have.

Hopefully I'll see some fish.

Thanks again,

Dave

Thanks, I figured there was no easy answer. Any hints or tips for a new troller (with some other fishing ex.)

This is another beginner question but...

How do you start looking for fish?

After you put in and head out what's a good method?

Look at the finder until you see bait fish and marks, head for lower temps from the online temp charts, take a wild guess and go?

Any help would be great, I'm going out for the first time Sunday.

Thanks,

Dave

That's a lot of line out...I guess the farther away the better.

I'm hoping for my first time out to actually see some fish on the finder and get the bait at the right depth.

Who knows, maybe I'll get lucky and catch something.

Thanks for the info...I was thinking about the back corners for the downriggers.

How far away should you keep from other guys fishing in the open water?

Hello all,

I just finished fixing an '88 Sylvan 16' center console deep V with a 48hp outboard. It came with two unattached Cannon downriggers with wire and clips.

I got 2 rods and counter reels with 30lb test, some spoons, flies, flashers, weights and releases. I've got a wide angle finder on the back next to the downriggers and GPS/Sonar next to the wheel. I'm hoping to use the wide angle finder to check the depth of the weights/bait.

What I don't have is a clue. I've read a lot on the boards and net and have a basic idea what to do when I find marks (put the bait at that depth and troll slowly 2-4mph).

I live in Ransomville and I'll put in at Fort Niagara, any suggestions to where a good place to start is?

Any hints for a newbie on where to mount the downriggers on the boat?

Whatever help you can send this way would be appreciated!

Thanks,

Dave

Hello all,

I just finished fixing an '88 Sylvan 16' center console deep V with a 48hp outboard. It came with two unattached Cannon downriggers with wire and clips.

I got 2 rods and counter reels with 30lb test, some spoons, flies, flashers, weights and releases. I've got a wide angle finder on the back next to the downriggers and GPS/Sonar next to the wheel. I'm hoping to use the wide angle finder to check the depth of the weights/bait.

What I don't have is a clue. I've read a lot on the boards and net and have a basic idea what to do when I find marks (put the bait at that depth and troll slowly 2-4mph).

I live in Ransomville and I'll put in at Fort Niagara, any suggestions to where a good place to start is?

Any hints for a newbie on where to mount the downriggers on the boat?

Whatever help you can send this way would be appreciated!

Thanks,

Dave