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On 1/15/2019 at 8:54 AM, JakeyBaby said:
This year?? Wow!
well he started hunting for sheds over Christmas break so this is what he has found since December 22nd until now. the big bucks started dropping their horns pretty early this year.
he has put on over 120 miles looking for horns so far. I haven't even gone out yet this year for horns so he'll probably beat me this year shed hunting. my daughter has also found 2 sets and 4 singles so far.
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This is what my son found so far this year. Ill ask?
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I have a Helix 5 on my 17’ boat. I really like it. Works great.
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7 minutes ago, Fat Trout said:
I have a 5 1/2 hr trip and im hoping the weather plays nice!
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Hell if it gets too ****ty we could run up a bar bill and stay an extra day.. lol
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I think it depends on what your pulling also the fish hawk has a lot of resistance and will not dive as deep with it on the line. I use an app called the Dipsy troller and have had pretty good luck with the depths. if the bottom is at 40 ft. and I let out line to get to 40 ft. ill hit bottom with my Dipsy fairly close to the numbers.
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Its about a 3.5 hr trip for me and the weather don't look great but we are headed north for sure. hope to meet some of you guys there.
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Who’s headed to Niagara this coming weekend for the expo and salmon school??
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Do you know the gear ratio of the drive?
No I do not. Sorry. I’m sure it’s never been changed from original.
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Alpha 1 drive and a mercury 5.0L.
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What diameter is the prop?
What drive?
I believe it 13”
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The boat has always been stored in doors. And it’s a solid core. (No water log) the boat has always had a problem getting up on plane. At wot it will hit 5800 rpms, I have checked it with a hand held tack and it’s accurate. My prop hub is not slipping. It seams like the prop is too small, not pushing enough water. If I cut the throttle down to 3000 rpms the boat will come off plane.
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I have 2- 16 props, 1 was brand new they both acted the same. They act like there not grabbing enough water. As for weight I have added a 9.9 4 stroke, but it acted like this before I put the kicker on.
This winter I’m moving all my batteries up front hoping this helps.
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I think I need a different prop. My boat is a bay-liner 2452 with a 5.0L engine.
It’s a pretty heavy boat. When I try to get up in plane it takes for ever, I push the throttle to 5500 rpms and it takes about 5 minutes to get up on plane. Then I can back the throttle down to 4200 and it will be about 24 mph. I have a 16 pitch prop.
I have to get up over 18 mph to get on plane. Yes I have my trim tabs down but it doesn’t seam to make any difference.
Please help I’m not sure what pitch prop to try next??????
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The thing I did t like about the automatic trim tabs. Mine worked off pressure, was you could not use them to level the boat, like from dragging a bag on one side or an uneven load.
They did work great to get you up on plane faster but did nothing for leveling the boat.
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Enough is enough. Hang this guy, throw the book at him.
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Pantara steering. You steer with a remote. I use one on my boat. I can steer from anywhere in the boat.
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I’ve caught a lot of big fish, musky 53”, pike 43”, Walleye 11 lbs, brown trout 20.2 lbs, several bass over 10 lbs. steelhead 18.4 lbs. king 39.5 lbs. and I’ve never mounted a fish. I’ve taken lots of pictures, but never considered mounting any of them. I think it was the way I was brought up? My Dad has caught more musky over 48” than anybody I know and he has never mounted a fish. I guess I’m a catch and eat fishermen. When I have my winter supply of fish I’m a catch and release fisherman. I’m the same way with hunting, I’ve shot some nice bucks and more than a few bear. I have not 1 mount. My kids on the other hand have several mounts. Maybe it’s a generation thing?
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I have the same motor on my bayliner 2452. Great engine.
Worth every penny.
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I have tried them, work great on small areas. For big area wet sanding is much better.
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Is that Warsaw Pa. that’s only 25 miles away???
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gotta be worth 150...... came off a Suzuki king quad 700....... it’s just laying around.... want it gone
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Where do you live?? I’m very interested.
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1 hour ago, back on eerie 2016 said:I put in at Olcott and ft Niagara. I live 17 miles from Buffalo
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I wish I lived that close. I have a 4 hour drive to get to Olcott. I've found if you post questions you wont always get a direct answer to your question on the board, you will get a PM from some of the best fishermen in the country with the information you were looking for. Please just pay it forward. I'm no expert by ant stretch of the definition buy I help out where and when I can. good luck and tight lines.
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1 hour ago, bulletbob said:
Understood, and I won't argue, but although the interval is faster on the finger lakes, there are no NO steep "rollers", no deep troughs, and NO hard running tide against heavy wind.. these are the things that typically sink boats, not a short windy chop with that gets you wet and uncomfortable.. There are certainly conditions on seneca and cayuga that should rule out any fishing of course, but as far as "life threatening?, especially in a well built 19 footer??.. Personally i have yet to see it.. I have seen it many times in salt water bays and the ocean.. Even 100 foot head boats stay in port at those times..
There are a LOT of days, I wouldn't go out on any of the fingers, even in 25 footer, but not because it was too dangerous, and that I might not live through the day, it would simply be the fact that it would be uncomfortable, and the fishing would suck anyway.. The shallow fast white caps in the fingers won't sink many well designed boats, but those big standing rollers in the Great lakes and the oceans sink plenty.. safety first always of course, there we agree.... bobIm in agreement with Sk8man on this one, ive been on Kinzua in a 21 foot boat fishing up at sugar bay, itds a long run from red bridge. fished all morning in sugar when we were done fishing and headed back the wind was blowing north at about 40 mph, I would have never believed that Kinzua could get that ruff!! the waves wear stacked about 10 feet apart and all were rolling over each other. ive never been so scared in my live!!!! Ive never seen anything like it before or since. when we were fishing sugar bay we could hear the wind but there was just a chop on the water until we came out of the bay. it took us 3.5 hours to get back to wolf run and we got a ride to go het the truck and trailer.. my budge pump wouldn't keep up with the water coming in the boat when I got to wolf run the pump ran for 15 minutes before it had the boat pumped out..
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Nice boat!!!! I wish I was looking.
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Fish hawk - Canada
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Order it from fish USA in Erie.
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