I have a 221 Starcraft islander and was wondering what I could do to get the boat to quit listing to the side of the kicker while under power? It's a 9.9 on an adjustable bracket but it seems to pull the same if the motor is all the way down or up.
The scrap yard by me was charging $.65 per pound, scrap lead if you sell it to the yard is going for $.40 per pound I'd say somewhere in between those prices would be fair
Also have 2 50' jet divers, 1 20' jet diver and 5 small dipsy divers that I'd like to sell as a "lot" make offer via pm
And 2 Scotty downrigger ball cradles also for sale, make offer via pm. You will pay actual shipping charges or could meet i live in Wayland work in Rochester until 3 every day
2 Shakespeare tidewater 30l reels on pinnacle 8'6 down rigger rods, they are older but work good $120 obo
2 vintage Diawa sealine reels on pinnacle power tip pro 8'6 rigger rods. 1 has a 10 color leadcore with braid backer and the other is braid and mono $160 obo
Will do, our tentative plan is to leave for the lake when the storms hit here since it's about a 40 minute drive for me pulling the boat. After the initial front rolls through they're saying it's supposed to get warm and sunny with a chance of a late afternoon storm
Thanks duke, I'm kind of nervous as this will be their first time on the boat. If you have any tips or tricks to share I have open ears. My initial plan was to drop them low and deep dragging bottom with cowbells and gambler rigs, it has been deadly for us this year on Ontario
My friend and myself were thinking of bring our girls out tomorrow to catch some fish (age 5+6) but I'm not to sure about the weather. I have a 22' islander so from a safety standpoint I'm sure we would be safe but I was seeking advice from someone who fishes this lake enough to know if tomorrow's forecast of 15-20 mph south west winds would be too much to make this an enjoyable experience for them