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Salty Nut

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  1. I had a similar set up but with two rollers instead of the V's as shown. The mount should rotate on that center bolt, so depending on the angle of the boat launch your using, that moves so the bottom roller catches the nose and sends it up to the top roller, it pivots when it needs to. I had a 23' fiberglass boat on that set up and that thing worked great. So i would add rollers and make sure it pivots on that center bolt, i suspect you will like it.
  2. 120 qt Igloo polor Cooler Like new, used three times. 38" long, 18" High, 17" front to back. Size is perfect but just a little to big for my boat. 70.00 No tax or Tariffs
  3. There are a lot of variables in your question, wind, waves, down currents, and more. On a calm, no current day its pretty easy to run several wire dipsy setups and on those days your most likely tangle will be from a crazy fish. On other days, pretty easy to have a massive mess. Best suggestion Get a good set of stainless wire scissors or cutters
  4. I like the broomstick hook idea! I use a piece of old 12 ga wire I would need at least 5 on mine boat because i would be dropping those overboard often!
  5. Really interesting info I like Rob's idea, gotta try that
  6. Pm sent and money
  7. Lots of valid comments above I learned selling my boat a few years ago the boats, regardless of hull construction, that are inboards that are at or near 30 years old drop in price significantly. So i priced my by "piece", trailer is X, boat is X, then each piece of fishing add ons. Put a very fair "used" price on it, i would have bought it for what i was asking kind of price. Then ended up selling it for almost 50% less. Good luck with your sale
  8. There are several dealers in Central NY that do repowers. If you check around most of them have used motors that they recondition and resell
  9. Great Buck! The main beam lengths appear to br incredible!
  10. This is my favorite "thread" of the year, and its starting to feel like season is over! So here is my favorite trail cam picture so far this year, its a "Bucket if Buck"
  11. I got this picture a few weeks ago, its a buck that was killed the first weekend of gun season. It came to me from a friend that knows the guy who harvested the buck, so not direct. I was told that there is a known person who shoots at the bucks at night with his crossbow with field tips. The deer had a nasty infection, so wasted meat but its being mounted, bolt included
  12. This is a Hogue overmolded Synthetic Rifle stock for a long action Winchester Model 70. Has aluminum pilar bedding post etc Simple to change from wood to synthetic, drop in, tighten screws. This is basically brand new, i had a Model 70 with the real nice walnut stock. Didnt want to mark it up hunting so i changed to this stock. Decided to hunt with a different rifle so back to walnut, dont need this. 90.00 dollars I can ship at buyers expense
  13. Whats the current draw length I realize it adjusts but what is it currently set up as
  14. Two Scotty Rail Mounts 20.00 for the pair Shipping is fine paid by buyer
  15. Yes Still have the cooler Location is Dundee NY
  16. Warm up the tracking dogs! Long range shots and bad hits are coming like COVID! Without the vaccine
  17. Slimy Grimy got that too I think i brushed that with a scrub brush though too
  18. Dont know anything about that product. I had a fiberglass hull that had crude on it for a couple years, not just a water line but crude. Mixed this up sprayed on with garden pump spayer and 10 minutes, gone. Had a few spots that needed a second hit but i was shocked at how it worked
  19. Slimy Grimey is the best cleaner i have ever seen. The warm water mix per the instructions does matter too. I got this from a friend a few years ago, its a little pricey but its worth it!
  20. I fish solo 90% of the time so i appreciate your "solo" report! Your stuff is always enjoyable to read too. I think your paddle removal is very telling. At 40 to 50 down with your riggers you may not need paddles, especially in fairly clear water. They might spook fish! It may only be a coincidence but i found that 8# weights with some blowback at those deeps, 50 or above, seem to catch more fish too. I guess thats why its called fishing!
  21. Thank you Gator! And thanks for donating the rod too! I spin fish a lot so i am excited to try the rod! Thanks again
  22. Copy Thanks
  23. Water temp at 60ish down was just under 50 from about 90 feet out to 235 which is as far as i went. So i set riggers at 65 to 80. Until i go deeper. I run 8# riggrr weights. I like a little blowback, dipsys were 140 to 160, outsiders wete 3 settinh, wire line, 3 1/2" size dipsy. Caught fish at 100ft out to 160, bigger fish were hooked on 160.
  24. Im a Whaler (in a Key West), no facebook. Can i send a check?
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