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8-Big Foot Spin Doctors 

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Rigged flies mostly A-TOM-MIK  and Big Weenie. 49 total flies, fly home included. $125 shipped

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Meat rigs brand new in the package A-TOM-MIK and Diabolical 19 total. $225 shipped

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Deep Rig Tackle and John King artifical herring strips. 26 strips total, brand new in the package. $90 for all of them shipped.

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The ones on lake Huron hit body baits while trolling for walleyes

Copper is fine to patch together to get back to 300 feet. The diver wire I would strip off and start over

I've got a raymarine ev-150 on my 25 Cherokee and it is fantastic. Installed the same on my buddies 28 Cherokee and installing the same on my 31.

They will be fine

Definitely not a dw. I would say silver streak

Mauler spoon from howies tackle

How is the ground for the relay

I would load test the wires with a large halogen bulb not just check for power with a test light

I've done hatches on my boat with the west system it really isn't difficult. Worst part is getting the old wood core out if it's not fully saturated and still glued together.  Just remove hatch, cut out the wood from the underside. Clean it up, cut a new piece and then follow the directions on the west systems to glue it back in then add some fiberglass mat over the repair

So the motor runs and moves the drive when you jump the relay?

V8 350 burns about a gallon an hour trolling. So 8 gallons verses 2 gallons on an 8 hour day. So to me it takes a long time to recover the initial kicker cost. Where the savings would be is wear and tear on the main engine.

I had a bracket from adventure marine. It is a fixed mount very sturdy very good construction.

Tekotas or saltist only good okumas are the 55 size.

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