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2015 Polar Kraft Kodiak 190 WT (19ft w/8.5ft beam).  Boat is in excellent shape, always wintered indoors and was purchased new in March 2017.  Low hours, if someone knows where I can have Yamaha motors hours read locally I can get actual hours but main motor is very low, trolling motor has seen a lot more use but still low for age I am sure.

$30,000.  OBO

2015 Trail Master single axle trailer with swing tongue, surge brakes and LED lights

2015 Yamaha 115

2015 Yamaha 9.9

Live well
Bait Tank
Swim step with fold down ladder

Sunbrella cover

Bimini top

24v Minn Kota Power Drive V2 with iPilot and remote

On board charger (pro mariner)

Rod trees

Rod holders

Big Jon planer mast and cedar boards.  
2 Cannon mag 10 downriggers
Rails for rod holders/trees etc

Lowrance Elite 7 Chirp

Fishhawk X4 (transducer replaced in 2022)
Marine radio
Stereo
Custom snap in vinyl pad for the front
All Safety equipment including life jackets

 

Boat is located in North Lockport

 

Pretty much always cold on the water out there so dress warm.  Grew up in Seattle, Dungeness Crab, ling cod, cabezon, rock cod.  King, silver and Sockeye salmon (Sockeye's caught out of lake Washington).  Halibut season in the straight of Juan de Fuca, USA season nowadays is very short, not sure about Canada.  Used to fish out of Kamloops a little ways out of Vancouver but great trout fishing.  I would also suggest a hiking to a lake in the cascade mountains, the trout from those lakes are amongst the tastiest I have ever had.  Never tried but you could prob find a local guide for a fee.  I would start with putting out crab traps for dungeness then target king and silver pretty much year round drifting cut plug herring or trolling depending on tide.   Move on to some of the best bottom fishing saltwater has to offer.  If you cant find a local guide I am sure there are plenty of charters.  Worst case toss buzz bombs from a pier. 

I have brought up snagged rocks covered in scallops, sea cucumbers, rat fish (human teeth), dog fish (small shark with stinger), tom cod, true cod, kelp greenlings, sculpin, bull head, flounder, fish I could not ID.  Had HUGE false killer whales jumping in front of my boat like dolphins do.  When I was in my teens fishing with my father we had a humpback surface right next to our boat, WORST BREATH EVER!  Depending on time of year you can happen into schools of shrimp that you snag with jig.... so much seafood to be had!

Happened into a monster catfish night fishing for walleye in Lake Erie a few years back,  What a great fight they put up!

If this is the wrong place to ask please point me to the correct thread.

 

Thinking of selling my salmon boat a 2015 PolarKraft 190 W/T, loaded to the gills, fully maintained and very low hours, did not leave the showroom until 2017. 

 

Unable to add a few important items like the 24V minnkota with iPilot or the 9.9 kicker when getting a NADA estimate. 

 

Besides counselling after it is gone (if I sell it) any advice in regards to setting initial asking price?

 

 

I have had custom glass made for home stuff, not sure if a boat is safety glass or not but if you cant source it from a boat shop, even if you can it may be worth contacting a custom glass shop.  When I had to flip a destroyed rental there was a glass shop in medina NY that did a bunch of work for me.  It was in an alley I would drop off frames with broken glass and get them back with new glass for next to nothing, sorry I don't recall the name of the place.

3 hours ago, Triumphchaos83 said:

Any one having any luck cant seem to find any good water 75 foot dwn over 140 waters 61 degree. Any help please and thank you tring to get my dad on a few fish as he may not be able to get out much more due to medical problems 

I will be out later for dusk, last week it was gangbusters in 350 FOW well west of the launch.

Nice report, only pattern I found was when I was near 350 FOW the fish were biting.  Was out for a few hours west of Wilson Sunday afternoon, did not mark any bait.  1, king, 1 coho and 2 nice steelhead, lost 3.  Copper seemed to be the biggest producer.  All spoons, orange crush, purple DW (dont recall name) and NBK.  Speed at ball around 2.1, temp varied in the low 40's at 70 ft down, spread between 30 and 70 ft down.

Bay rats, regular and jointed rapala in the spring, shallow early on if the water is clear.  If the water is too scummy I run out to the edge and skim the bottom off riggers with spoons for lakers, they fight real well in the spring.   Itching to go fishing!

42 minutes ago, Camo T Sportfishing said:

I am coming up to olcott from Ohio this coming weekend. You guys think the best will be fishing inside 150 or out in 500?


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crapshoot after this wind but it is the time of year to start nailing matures inside regardless of down temp.  

Started late morning in about 100 FOW and worked shallow, best luck was between 80 and 90, flasher fly almost on bottom was best, took one on green NBK as well.  Marked lots of fish and lots of bait. Currents not as bad as last week went 3 for 5, lost a nice one right behind the boat.

1 hour ago, leadhead said:

Nirvana lake of fire
Alice in chains dam that river, rain when I die and sea of sorrow
Mad season river of deceit
Hot water music(band)
Reel big fish (band)
Primus over the falls
Primus the ol’ diamond back sturgeon
Primus seas of cheese
CCR green river
Dropkick murphys shipping up to Boston, boys on the docks and the lonesome boatman
Temptations wish it would rain
GNR November rain
Meat puppets backwater
Otis redding dock of the bay
Ramones rockaway beach
Rancid journey to the end of east bay
Sublime badfish


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I thought about listing badfish but kind of more about Heroin then water right?  RIP Bradley

Black Sabbath - Black Sabbath (takes place in the rain)

Charon - Kind Diamond

Rime of the Ancient Mariner - Iron Maiden (ship turns out OK, crew not so much)

 

a little late but cant leave out the classic, Baby Shark

 

Baby Shark do do do do do do

 

Good news, no fleas. Started in 430 FOW nearly straight out maybe a bit east.  48 degrees about 75ft down but varied a bit until fishhawk transducer wire to battery pack broke.. New battery pack is on its way ($15 dollar part).  Rigger popped before we finished putting in, buddy picked it up, nothing and I see what was most likely a steelhead jump twice behind the boat.  After 3 hours of fishing between 50 and 100ft down and nothing to show we picked up and went inside near coal plant, setup at 150, went as shallow as 90, marked bait and fish, lost another jumper but at least got to fight it for a minute.  Learned that carrying extra AA batteries for transducer is just not enough some days

Im heading out of Olcott in an hour or so, reading about bait inside and fish caught deep too.... anyone want to chime in?  I will check the app once I am past the break wall.  Tight Lines!

Agreed it is slow, yesterday I got out late afternoon took 1 decent bow and a shaker west of olcott 400 ish FOW down about 70ft, spin doctor gator and atomic fly.  It was absolutely beautiful on the lake yesterday.  Seems to be same as last year around same time when most matures were not biting, should normalize soon....  Missing coho, boated only one keeper all year .

I am an android guy, cant speak to the issue you are having but have deleted the app before on past phones with no issues, account remains.  To be clear your account is contained on a server somewhere, removing the app from your phone will not delete your account. Long as you know your username then worst case you will have to reset your password

Yearly I drive to Cattaraugus creek at least a few times for late season walleye where / how are you coaxing these beauties from Lady O?

https://www.olcottrentals.com/en/786020/marina-webcam

 

On 6/8/2020 at 9:17 AM, garrymny said:

Thanks I'm going 6/9 hopefully we will find something.

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Been a bit slow lately, please let us know how you do and enjoy the beautiful day!

 

pretty similar west except no bait.... fished evening out of Olcott, marked fish off and on but never once found bait, lost 1.  could have been less waves but the bottom did not look like the teeth of a saw blade on the fishfinder so wasn't too bad

8 hours ago, JeffM said:

I am debating going out of Olcott tomorrow 5/16 early.   I have a 19ft boat.   I see the weathers is reporting 2-7 Mph out of the NNE.  What are peoples thoughts on wave heights?   I believe the direction is bad but winds are fairly light.  Hoping someone with more experience can give some guidence.  The other option is bass/walleye out of SBH.

 

Agree often forecasting sucks

 

Olcott Webcam:

 

https://www.olcottrentals.com/en/786020/marina-webcam - eventually zooms past break wall, that view and view of break wall are useful 

 

NOAA is better than nothing as well:  

 

https://www.glerl.noaa.gov//res/glcfs/glcfs.php?lake=o&ext=wv&type=F&hr=01

 

 

1 hour ago, whaler1 said:

After nine weeks off I’m back to work tomorrow. It has to happen and I think it’s the right thing to do. Longest I’ve been out of work in the last thirty years.
Other than the fact that the weather sucked it was pretty awesome to have had the time off. Oh well, time to make the donuts.


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Great to hear your getting back to work, currently furloughed myself and it is not cool.  Dunkin commercial takes me back

On 5/6/2020 at 6:41 PM, Private said:

 

Thinking out loud... last year when having multiple lines. 2 on downrigger and 2 on Dipsy divers I was having problems with tangles.

Was wondering has anyone used planer boards with dipsys to get the lines further away from the boat.

 

Mostly fishing for salmon and lakers. But sometimes for walleye.

 

Thinking about buying a set of planers but never used them before

 

Any advice would be appreciated

 

Thanks

 

 

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I definitely suggest planer boards for leadcore, copper and flat lining sticks or spoon with a split shot etc in early season.  Not for dipsys but for sure something to have in the arsenal, there are days weighted lines off boards kill compared to dipsy or riggers.  I built my boards using cedar and plans I found on this site, if you want the plans PM me and I will find them

Spring kings been on fire out of Olcott. On Saturday I cruised solo almost to Wilson and zig zagged east with the wind towards the launch between 50 and 90 FOW, 6 for 9, two lost fish came on double hookups. Shallow diver green and green glow Bayrats way back or off boards killing it for sure.

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Great job!  Were they collecting money at the ramp in the small shed as usual?

No money, there is a sign on the door, stating facilities closed but launches are open free of charge and they will re open other facilities, including the office may 1 subject to change. They had a number up if your looking for a slip. If u need the number I can grab it next time I am there, live near the launch and currently furloughed so planning to be there often as possible when the waves cooperate

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