Reel Turner

Pleasurecraft 220 HP Inboard (1360 Hours) Cuddy cabin with marine head and holding tank, Full Camper top and raised Bimini Top ( No crouching to get under Top!!) Boat hook, fenders and lines, Deck lights, Rocket launcher arch with 6 rod holders and spreader lites, U.S.C.G safety package, Halon system in engine room, 2 folding fishing chairs, 8 rail mounted rod holders, Lowrance color fish finder and VHF radio, Auto pilot, Fresh water wash down, 3 Bilge pumps, Trim Tabs, Teak swim platform with ladder, Big Jon Planer mast and planer boards, 2 Cannon mag 10 electric downriggers, Dual Batteries New 5/10, spare prop and engine/boat manuals and Maintenance records since new. All vinyl and seat foam replaced end of season 2009. Micron CSC Bottom paint. $12,500. Some of you may have seen this boat out of Point Breeze the last four summers. This is a Great turn key boat that is now ready for viewing. I am the second owner and the Boat is Located in Erie, PA. I have found another boat and would like this one sold before I make the next purchase. I am motivated to sell!!! Also includes a 1989 Quickload Tandem axle 10,500 GVWR Bunk trailer with good tires and brakes

Boat is located in Erie, Pa. and is currently shrunk wrap. It can be seen with appt. I will need to have a shrink door installed. If you have questions or are interested in looking at it give me a call at 814-392-6996 Thanks Joe http://erie.craigslist.org/boa/2150296664.html

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I had a Cannon SNT for 3 years and lost the probe due to a break off. I t was a good unit and had nice features. The battery life was mediocore at best. I usually had to change the battery once a month. That was the only draw back I had. After losing the probe I searched locally and the internet, then called cannon. Replacement probes are $300 if and where you can find them. Cannon has none. I ended up scrapping the head unit and going with a Depth Raider. Very pleased with it and it is attached with a scotty type termination instead of the crimp tubes. The SubTrolls are nice too, but they only had the Depth Raiders in stock when I needed a SNT. Oh yeah battery lasts all season. If I can help further shoot me a PM

I needed an old style swivel base last spring as one of my "Buddys" put the Riggers out before we left and my dock neighbor tore it off the boat. Try www.captgarys.com they were the only ones able to get it and I got that site from a cannon rep. I talked to [ Post made via Mobile Device ]

I have 2 Cannon Mag 10's that came with a boat. They are the older style without the painted housing. Looks to be off white Lexan or something. Did all Cannon riggers have short stop features? These two have the stainless contact screw in the middle of the spool but do not stop when the ball comes out of the water? If these can be fixed what do I replace?? The switch??

Thank You very much for the help. it will be nice to add one more option to the "spread" when I head to the Oak in June/July. Thanks Again, Joe.

I am in the process of setting up a wire diver rod and need some help. I have a Shimano Talora rod with a Okuma Convector reel. I spooled the wire onto the reel o.k. tied with a homer rhodes knot. At the end of the line how do you attach the snap swivel? I did a search and all I came up with was add a plastic bead, 1" of surgical tubing, a plastic bead 2 crimp sleeves, loop twice thru ring on swivel and crimp using 2 crimp sleeves. Is this the way most attach swivels to wire??? Thank You for any advice you can give. Joe