Hillbillyx-press

Where are your located ? I will be at the Oak all weekend.

As posted in a previous thread proper clothing is the best bet .

Leave the chemical on shore.

Welcome aboard. N.central Pa. native

Many ideas on this thread. I own a pest control co.

Please read all labels . Do not use products labeled

for livestock. Proper clothing and a fly swatter are

your best choice.  Great fishing to all.

The Hillbilly x press crew will be on the water this fri.

                                             Thanks Sarah

The flies only bite sailboaters!

Hey pap if you hate the mag. 20 enough l will take them.

I live in north central PA.    Thanks Dale

Hey pap I may have a blue plug . How many pins?

 Best bet is to buy a Furuno.

Buy at your local tackle shops on Lake Ontario.

This has been a tough year for them.

Where are you located?

Not sure if he texts. Best to call.

Yes for sale.contact capt. Bob at 607-542-3045

If these are still for sale call me. 570-673-3084

I have been using Penn Squall LC for 3 seasons. I love them.

Would like to see pics. Call me at 570-673-3084

                                         Thanks Dale

Are the riggers H S? Would like pics. Thanks

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Tiara is a 1981. Contact Capt. Bob for pics .

May be pics on his web site.

  Good Time Charters. Oak Orchard N.Y

boat for sale

31 ft. Tiara hardtop. 2  454 engines  inboard 1981.

840  fishawk. Forsale 

Contact Capt. Robert Kitchen  1 607. 542 3045

Boat price  new price 12000. Capt is ready to sell

. 

1987 Evinrude 90 hp. V-4   $550.

Complete controls  and manual 

contact Dale at 1 570 673 3084 

Boat weighs 6500 dry.

I haul mine with F 150 short distance.

250 would be better.

The crew of Hillbilly-x-press is ready and excited for LOC .

  We have all derby tickets . Hope the fish are ready.

          Thanks Sarah

Tioga co. PA.  6:45 am 21 pound 9in. Beard

  Hunting on my farm. Now it's time for Kings

    at the OAK.

Ready to put down vinyl on painted plywood.

What glue and where do we get it?

             Thanks Dale