Sean Youngblood

Most people use there smart phones with the Navionics app.

I had a Suzuki DT 100hp. about 20 years ago.It was a lemon.Service was a nightmare.Very limited. http://www.suzukimarine.com/

I have a pair of Ozzys. 13 lb torpedo weights I have had for a couple of years.Great weights track great but proved to be to much for my Big Jons.I had a boom section brake on Erie a couple of weeks ago in rough weather.I might be interested in swapping someone local or Rochester area for something lighter like 10 lbers..

Nice haul Luke.Great you are sharing it with your kids.My brother in law has recently restored a mid 50s aluminum Lonestar.It has big fins on the back (looks like the Bat boat) My father bought it when I was a kid.I can't wait to fish off it again. It has been a lot of years it is going to bring back a lot of memories

" May the force be with you Luke" I am sure your Grandfather is smiling down on you.Nice job.

Saw this one in Ohio. https://www.ohiogamefishing.com/threads/2016-yamaha-9-9-kicker.325806/

The bases for these ?

Numbers and size were very good this winter.Few shorts some good eating size with some big ones in the mix.

I have Bert's Ratcheting rod holders on my boat.I use them for everything but my Dipsy rods.I use Down East Saltys on electronics mounts that I had.Some people on here have had problems getting jabbed with the rod butt or the rod butt taking up to much room in the boat. I have used them for years with no problem or has anyone with me.I just like my dipsy rods locked in.I run with my rod tips right at the water and fish solo often. My boat turns sharp at times while trolling against the wind just feel my dipsy rods are safer locked in.One good pull upward and the rod comes out.

I would guess the ground wire from the sending unit should be grounded to the ground on your gauge.Here is a link with good info .https://www.sailmagazine.com/diy/test-replace-fuel-gauge-sending-unit

I would say it is from foraging on pine with the heavy snow cover.

I have 2 Cannon tracks and 1 Traxstech track mounted on my boat.The Trackstech track is way more heavy duty.I have had Berts ratcheting rod holders for a few years and have been happy with them.They pull right up no need to trip any levers or anything.Cannon and Cisco rod holders are heavier duty.I have Big Jon Multi sets on my riggers and personally I am not crazy about them.

Under the counsel that you have out is were I put 2 of my 3 trolling motor batteries.

Cl post says $4800 https://buffalo.craigslist.org/boa/d/17ft-sylvan-aluminum-fishing/6527032086.html

Great fish Antony. I need some buddy's like that.