sherman brown

i used 3 777 pellets behind the CVA slick loads for yrs. the only 2 bullets i was able to retrieve was the 2 chest shots i made at close range. all my other bullets were pass throughs leaving a huge exit wound. i just liked the looks of the aero tip elr bullets so i tried them in my 45 encore LR rifle. my groups was the best i've got with any bullet with my 50 cal's. so i got some for my 50 cal encore. they grouped well for my granddaughter. i just cant wait until i shoot a deer with them and see how they stack up. i hunted with them last yr and didn't get a shot. the only deer i seen was running at 150 yrds through the brush. then i seen its tail at about 80 yrds. some people would have took that tail shot but i don't need a deer that bad.

i thought you was a little high until i checked on eBay. they want twice what you are asking just for the head unit. i have the old lcx 38c hd thats still working like new and it's about 25 yrs old. these are great old fish finders. mine has gps also .

any deer with a smoke pipe is a nice deer. what bullets were you using. i switched to a CVA 45 accura lr last yr and semi retired my encore. i'm shooting the new aero tip elr power belts and getting amazing 3 shot groups. so i bought these for the encore. the other day i took my 14 yr old granddaughter shooting with the encore for her first time with a ML. i took it easy on her as she has never shot one. she only started shooting a 22 last yr. but her 3 shot group was 2 almost center bulls eyes at 50 yrds and she said she pulled on the last shot. and she had pulled it and hit about 4" high. these bullets shoot great out of my encore.

i'd give you 12.00 each plus shipping for the lite bite divers.

i've had great service with boatus and geico. i had to be towed at geneva. it cost 600.00 but i didn't pay a dime. lost a wheel on my trailer on I-75 just south of cincy one night about 10:00 pm. called boat us and they sent a flatbed to haul my boat in. again it didn't cost me anything. busted a tire on my truck. didn't have a spare. boat us sent a truck with a new tire. he mounted the new tire and put it on the truck. i did have to pay everything up front. he charged me 175.00 for the tire and mounting it. but charged boat us 375.00 forb the service call. he dit have to drive about 10 miles. i got around to putting insurance on my boat for the 1st time ever last yr with geico. it was an old boat so i only insured it for 4500.00 but it was the liability that i wanted. this yr i put a new bimini top on the boat. the old top laid down where this one just leaned back against the back posts. i forgot about the top and put the boat in the pole barn. but the new top didnt make it. it crashed on the pole barn overhead door. it bent the frame around breaking the side window and bending the window frame. geico came out and said a new windshield would cost 5000.00 alone. so he was going to total the boat. i bought it back from them for 675.00. i got a great 350 vortec, outdrive and trim pump for 675.00. it took them about a week to pay off but i got it with no trouble.

for walleye with the lite bite slide diver i have a mixed bag of rods. i run 3 divers per side and to keep things running smooth i use a 9' med off brand rod in front a daiwa wilderness trolling 8' med rod in the middle and a 7' med/light off brand rod in the back. if your running divers i recommend a 9' med ugly stick gx2 rod for the front then an 8' med for the middle and the same rod in a 7' for the back. if your running boards then either the gx2 med 8' or 7' but all the same length.

if you have a ff that's compatible you can use it as your monitor you don't need to buy one. then it's only about 2299.00.

i was thinking of doing the same thing with my kicker. but for its not in my budget to get the auto pilot i researched. but from days of checking them out i settled on the garmin reactor 40 with the monitor. you can ust a lot of FF as your monitor. but i'm just not good at technical stuff. the cost for the stand alone unit with throttle control included is 2599.00 maybe by next season i'll have the money to spare. check out the garmin before you buy something you'll regret later.

those would be easy to ship. just go to the post office and pick up a priority box large enough to hold all three weights and pack them with old wadded up news paper so they don't roll around and take them back to the post office. you can even ask the clerk how much to ship the box your using if its not posted. but you can ship up to 70# for the same price. they charge a flat rate depending on the size of the box. you could ship at buyers expense. you would know the cost to ship ahead of time. a box just big enough for all 3 balls would be around 20.00 to ship. just a thought.

i'm kinda getting attached to the new name. but i did mention they had wire on them for people that use wire. but i don't use wire.

i was going to say you can mount them as far forward as needed to watch for them to fire without having to keep turning your head around to see what's going on behind you. i guess riggers are mounted in the rear of the boat to allow for other gear. but fishing with only 2 riggers the only draw back i see is in turns one line might be under the boat causing a problem if you got a hit on that rod.

I'M not sure as to what you need. but go to the website and just look for what you need. isn't there any way to use the tracks on your boat? fyi just so you know the cannon ratcheting rod holders are the best because they go up or down with one hand. they don't have as many settings as the traxstech holders do but they take both hands to adjust them down but they would be my second choice. and if you search you can find the single axis for about 75.00 the traxstech is about 135.00 each. and personally I like the single axis best because I can adjust as little as i want for fine tuning. the double axes basses are fixed and they adjust from pin hole to the next pin hole. but the double does rotate 360 degrees where the single only rotates 35 degrees each direction. good luck with your search.