Knotlost Charters

If you’re looking for reliable then Scotty’s are it. Nothing fancy no electronics, no reversing motor just a clutch manual operated with as simple design as there is. I have them and they don’t break down. But I do wish the had a shaft that flexed to take some wearing off the gunnels Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United

It's very hard to keep floors lasting, the best method is to use a good two part paint with some pumice. Fiberglass will absorb water, even gel coat eventually. There is a lot of misinformation out there. There are many paint products that look as good (in my opinion better) as gel coat, and they are waterproof. Look into the epoxy stuff, but linoleum is awful as water can get under it and you will never know.

Don’t worry about a bit of lead. Pull it out and tie a uni to uni knots. I have 8 to 10 set up this way. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United

Any of the coated ones work about the same. The rubber ones are heavy in the water if the bag is big so no good for salmon IMOP. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United

Your going to have a hard time getting glue to adhere for very long. You can buy a paint that almost mimics vinyl flooring. It will stick real well to it. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United

The add a battery is a fantastic idea. Seriously consider it. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United

Had a bumblebee in my tank the size of a big mans thumb. That made for a interesting summer. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United

Over a month away and already turning people away, not a good buisness plan. Need to expand and accommodate for growth.

I spool 300 feet of 50# Power pro, then fill the reel with wire, normally it takes (daiwa saltist 35 or 40 ish reel) 400 to {a bunch of} yards. You often have to cut off some wire if your using it hard, no big deal cut it and toss it keep going till the day you let out your wire and dont have enough then buy some more and start over but you dont have to replace the power pro. When you get low on wire and a fish takes it your not going to get spooled because of the power pro that is on there.

You call the manufactures They will tell you never to use it for floor or for the Stern

Starboard will bend, its not the right stuff for that, its tensile strength is totally wrong! Over time or in heat it will warp awful with the weight attached to it. Please dont use it.. Look for a exterior ply wood they have at lows its called a project plywood. Its 3/4 inch thick and 7 ply with no voids. its made with exterior glue ( I cut a piece and boiled it in water for 30 mins no delamination at all was perfect) (that's the standard test but at only 10 mins) .. It has a stupid weird name I can never remember they sell it in 1/2 inch as well. This is the same as your marine grade ply but at half the price and available locally. You can glue a couple of the 3/4 layered together with some epoxy and then paint the whole works with some epoxy thinned with a bit of acetone.

Braid dose not go as deep as wire by quite a bit.

No once you connect them they act as one battery, unless you use a converter to step it down and that would be extremely inefficient

Carburetor, alternator, and starter are the main difference they have to be marine.

Where are you located I'm interested

Your right to be concerned. After several probes over the years I redo them often and more if I have to use a heavy weight.

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When you slide the lower unit up its possable to kink the line that feeds the motor. Guess how I know.