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AWESOME... but I am sure you meant August 30th!

Ryan from our Marina had a week (just before the LOC) of 33, 30, 33, 29 and 30.....! Out of Sodus! Haven't seen anything like this since the 90's Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United

YUP.... Danny and Ramona (Why Knot) from our marina Arney's!!!!! What a fish Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United

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Regular tournament motors...and No auto stops Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United

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1995 Penn Yan 225 Outrage Hardtop 1995 Penn Yan 225 Outrage Hardtop $10,000 or B/O Fully Rigged and ready to fish! Boat can be seen and test driven at Arney’s Marina in Sodus Bay. Engine is a 4.3L V6 Alpha One with 4700 hrs showing on the counter. However the engine was rebuilt in the spring of 2011 and has about 600 new hours on that. Previous owner was a charter captain out of Oswego, hence the high hours. Boat has been serviced by Arney’s Marina the last 4 years, (Pugsley’s Marina before that) with routine oil changes every 50-60 hours. Engine was tuned-up summer 2016, with new plugs, wires, distributor cap and rotors. Prop replaced summer 2016. Bellows were replaced spring 2017. Winterized and stored either indoors or shrink wrapped last 5 years, I have owned it. With the V6 engine, it cruises at 25-26mph at 3000 RPMS, while also averaging 1.25gallons per hour, between running out, trolling all day and running back. (The benefit to the V6 versus the V8 models.) Tank is single 45 gallon capacity. Trailer is a LoadRite, tandem axel. Beam is 8’6” so legal to tow with no additional permit. I believe the full loaded weight is around 5500 lbs total, with full tank and rigging. Trim Tabs Comes with: 3 Big Jon electric down riggers with 150-200 foot of line, a 12lb downrigger ball, a 12 & a 15lb torpedo weight, 2 10 lb pancake weights and an 8lb ball I use for spring browns. Each Big Jon has plate with 2 rod holders. There is already a mount for a forth rigger if desired. Two Big Jon planner reals, with 150’ of line each and 2 Super-Ski planer boards. Lowrance HDS 7 Graph and Chartplotter FishHawk 840 Probe for downspeed and Temp, w/2 probes (spares are nice, have learned the hard way) Lowrance Sonar attached, but was told cable is bad and needed to be replaced. I have never needed and therefore not replaced. Raymarine SportPilot Auto-Pilot system installed and operational. Swim platform with ladder. 2 Bert Tracks each with 2 Rod holders. 6 rod holders on hardtop mounted arch, 2 more mounted on hand rails, and 6 more rod holders mounted on rear inside above the doghouse. In all there are 24 rod holders. Boat has 2 outrigger mounts still attached, that I now use for holding Nets, as I did get rid of the outriggers themselves. One picture of the boat shows the outriggers on it, but they are no longer there, just the mounts. AM/FM Radio, CD Player, w/USB Port for listening to music. 2 rear facing spot lights for inside the boat. One Hardtop mounted Spotlight added in 2014. Washdown pump, hose and nozzle. Auto-Bilge Ship-to Shore radio Ritchie Compass Anchor, rope with chain leader All Rear Cushions, Cuddy with Porta-Potty Buoys, ropes included Personal rods and fishing equipment NOT included. You can contact me, Jason, via LOU PM or on my mobile 315-604-2443 (text or call) , for more information or to schedule a visit. Thank you.

You could also do a gimble mounted rod holder, that just comes out when not in use! Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United

And my go to is a white Double UV spindoctor with a green hammer fly Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United

You can run a diver down the chute, with the diver setting on zero, almost like your running a copper down the chute, just be careful turning and keep your leads on the riggers on the shorter side, like less than 10-15 feet.... nothing worse than catching your lures on the wire. But anytime you run something down the chute, you will have to clear it, if you get a fish on the rigger and that is not fun. It is worth it to find a mount to run the diver as intended out of the way, off to the side and down away from riggers. IMHO Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United