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Good job Brian

Do you think it got bit when you were reeling it in?

Good job Brian

Have you tried a tracker Facebook group?

I can't help you with the bracket but it looks like a great boat. Congratulations

I have bought/used all the major brands and models. I wanted some reels with more torque so I bought some penns 2 winters ago. 2 squalls for coppers and 2 fathoms 2's for mag divers. After a year+ of hard use they have been excellent. Smooth drags, loud clickers and plenty of power for fighting big fish

Fished for a few hours today out of sandy. Searched around a bit and found the best screen in 90 to 110 fow from hamlin park to east of sandy. Lots of bait moving in and we caught some majors on free sliders and a few on a 10 color. The highlight of the day was when my cousin went to net a fish that bit the slider and got the mainline spoon stuck in his ear. I cut the hook and pulled it out and we called it a day. Sucks too because we were on them .

It's pretty easy if you have the right tools. You will need a specialty puller to pull the bearing carrier out. I ended up making one out of a puller I already had. Danger marine on YouTube has a detailed video on the job for a evinrude

I am thinking about it. My old lady is working weekends right now so I am trying to find someone to take the kids

I used to troll the late afternoon into the night often. The evening bite is often just as good as the morning especially before, during and after the new moon

Fish release pretty easy this time of year. The best way is not to net them and just unhook them in water off the back of the boat.

Definitely some kings showing back up. We got into some today around hamlin state park in 225 fow.

Mine did the same after a couple years. Spray them up with some white lithium grease or something similar

Yes

Awesome. We only found 1 king and a bunch of Lakers on Saturday east of sandy. Tell Mikey I said hey