bassdocktor

.dsaavedra. I was thinking the same thing.

Sounds cool. Good luck with the new endeavor.

Hey guys school might have me relocating out to Glendale, AZ and I was just wondering if you guys know of any lakes or ponds around there. Specifically close to Midwestern University. Thanks in advance, bassdocktor

That's funny. I had a feeling it was gonna turn out that way.

Nice catch. You catch alot of goldfish/carp that could be worth some money if you ever wanted to sell them. But it's great you guys let them go for other people to catch.

That was the funniest thing I have seen in a long time.

That's a good one.

You could always go a completely different direction and come to the Midwest. Chicago has little Italy, Lake Michigan would be close by, and all the music you could want. And did I mention it's a lovely -20 with the windchill right now?

Those look like some of the answers my mom gets when she is checking papers.

Not sure if you wanna go this route, but alot of the senior citizens I work for rent out their garages. Most of them don't drive so it lets them bring in a little extra money and you get a parking space. So asking around especially at a church might help or a senior's group. bassdocktor

Thank's Hot Rod I think that idea is going into the boat this year.

That's funny

Those are some nice looking benches guys.

If it's a glass boat I'd consider staying off of it. All those rocks and the glass isn't good. Most people I know will do about everything they can to avoid gravel. My trailer from just one trip looks really bad so I can't imagine it being good for a boat.

Hey guys don't forget about the ever popular George Foreman grill.

Looking good. Keep up the good work and keep the pictures coming as the progress does.

Sam that has to be one of the most creative expanations of it I have ever heard.

Somewhere on your engine there is probably a little plate/tag that has the make, model, year, and max rpm's on it.

Yeah that's a great one too.

The old Curado B. Its really the only Shimano baitcaster I've used but I've played with a bunch of them. However, the Chronarch and Calais both seem like they'd be really great. One nice thing about the old Curado is the price wasn't too bad on those. Durability was really good too. I've had several for over 7 years and no problems.

Congratulations. Sounds like you've made the right choice for you. Having followed the thread you really did you homework. I'm sure with the work you put in you'll be nothing but satisfied. Plus everyone seems to love a Triton once they own one. Good luck with the new boat and learning to drive it. Make sure you post some pictures of it once you take delivery.

I personally leave them. I've lost a few nicer fish with the barb bent down. So from then on I decided to always keep the barb.

Alpster brings up a good point. You can get ino places I can't with my Triton. Plus there are some lakes that won't allow a gas engine in them by me.

I've talked to some people with them and they've all been happy. Everyone one I know who has or had a Triton loved them. The only problems I have had were minor issues that may have been from the setup. The dealer took care of everything right away.

Hey Bob welcome back.