Willy-C

Kevin, myself and a couple buddies traveled 2 hrs to Buzzards Bay in my boat and put a good whack in the Black SeaBass, our original intent was to fish offshore on Jeffries ledge but the marine forecast told us to pick a plan B. We had our BSB limit in a few hours and spent the remaining time targeting scup till it got sporty out there. Cant wait get out there again

Congrats Kevin, I'll be Black Sea Bassing Buzzards Bay next weekend......2moro I'm headed for the other table fare (haddock) on Jeffires ledge 30 miles offshore

Will a hard-top boat fit in your winter tent shelter?

And......looks great OTW

https://www.westmarine.com/buy/moeller--3-8-fnpt-3-way-fuel-valve-brass--9398926 if you have any suction restriction from the tank, the large motor can produce too much vacuum and can hurt the kicker fuel pump if you only use a standard tee fitting. Pretty good price from WM too I also have a Merc/Tohatsu 8 hp kicker, great motor

https://nh.craigslist.org/boa/6056909110.html not a StarCraft but similar

Good Luck on your search..

And the best part Good Luck out there next year, I'll wave as you go by

(sorry trying to fix link to my photobucket) That's better

Here's a 3 man limit of 45 haddock, 3 cod and one lone Pollock on top

I love fishing offshore in the Atlantic I call it meat-fishing http://vid1116.photobucket.com/albums/k571/e-fishin-c/2011%20Videos/IMG_2611_zpsf7kuyg9q.mp4

Awesome Vid CDQ.......Thanx for sharing!

I personally witnessed two 30-06 700's fire when the two-position safety was pushed to the fire mode. In both cases they were different guns, different owners, both guns were never trusted afterwards. the older rifles had the two-position safety that had to be moved to fire before the bolt would open to unload the gun, seems the newer guns have three position safety. \ I have an older Rem 742 30-06, great gun, never jammed but I was warned it always needed to slam shut using the bolt release for the breech to close tight

That recipe I call "Lobsta Trout".........close you eyes and think lobsta