Frogger

Matt, if you had a chance in the next couple of weeks get yourself on the north end 30-50 ft of water and try it. Better yet hit Steve up from Roy’s to watch him in action. Best time of the year for it is now. For what it’s worth you don’t need a victrola to do it. Get a spool of copper, wrap it around an extension cord holder. Get a single hook copper spoon, Phlueger style, size 4 or 5. Once you let it out, just pull in your fish with the copper laying it on the floor. Just don’t let it get kinked. You be surprised how good and fast you can get by getting it back out when you catch one. You could also use a twin minnow (flat fish style) with a bead chain tied to the copper and a 36inch piece of 30lb mono tied direct. Just hold on and drag the bottom with it. Easy to learn copper with that style. Good luck. Let us know how you do. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Seems to me the judicial system should be more focused on these insane acts of not regulating the levels and causing harm to land owners and businesses then being camped out trying to catch people creating wakes... Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

I would take a look at some online info as to what has been done with venting portable tanks. Me personally, and not that this makes it right, but portable gas tanks are meant to be vented if you run from them. You will no doubt build fumes in that compartment. Those fumes are heavier than air and will linger and possibly make it in your bilge area. The notion of having a good electrical setup to prevent an explosion is a risk that I would suggest not taking. You might even want to check insurance / coast guard regs to see if there is anything that might steer you in comfortable direction. This type of stuff isn’t like a leaky rivet, not that it can’t make your day worse. Just an opinion. Sent from my iPad using Lake Ontario United

Tom, would you have the ability to make a 3lb weight? Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Yep 140hp rating. They are a light boat. 1100 lbs dry with no motor. A 120 on them will push 45-50mph Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Steve I’ll check, think I had some in the shorter version but can’t remember. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

How cool is that to mount your electronics first then install the dash. Looking good Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Yep all solid offers, but guess what, he’s not accepting them. Sounds like some people are upset? Why? Cause you can’t get what you want? For what you want to pay? I kinda hope he pulls it off the listing because he wants to keep it. Seems like some are using LOU just for a good deal and if it’s not, being bullying about it. Not everything on here is going to sell for bottom dollar. Bottom line if the boat is in that good of shape with low hours someone might just buy it for what he’s asking. Some will respond “then they are crazy” I would respond why do you care? If your not interested move on. I’ve got a similar boat, 7 years older, it’s for sale too. First 25k takes it. Caverly, sorry to jump your thread. Sent from my iPad using Lake Ontario United

Top Notch! Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Someone say perch? Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

He’s got some new paint schemes on them that look real good too. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Sometimes it can get tough. One dead give away that I’ve never seen wrong is inside the top roof of the mouth. Single row of teeth salmon, double row brown, triple row or more don’t put your fingers in it.... it’s gonna hurt. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

And a nice brown ! Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Interesting. I too just heard from Steve as I was too curious about it. Your correct. It’s the batteries. Never heard of it before. He did say it’s in the user guide under routine maint section to loosen cap daily. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

I was thinking that at first but thought with the force of psi down 130-150 ft and only really having at the extreme maybe a 50 degree difference between atmosphere and down deep, the psi down deep would be greater, but I get it. I’m sure going to keep an eye on it, I hate to keep unscrewing the cap though if you don’t have to is all. Weird they don’t list it in the manual. Sent from my iPad using Lake Ontario United

I’m not a engineer but wouldn’t the pressure equalize when the probe comes out of water? The most pressure it will see is when’s down deep correct? So if it was going to crack it’s going to do it when’s it’s being used hence the cracking issue is happening during use which is a hole other issue. Just an opinion. The grease topic I’m sure is for preventing water from getting in to the electric side which some have already mentioned that the new units are separate. I thought the issue that was mentioned was the unit cracking. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

X2. A little humility goes a long way. Many others benefit as well. All good stuff. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Man those look good, let me send that guy a message, “ hey honey are you on that Lou again, would you give me a hand with dinner”, all alright, they’ll be here when I get back.... Sent from my iPad using Lake Ontario United