Rick Cargo

My Nitro has a 3 way switch. Fill/Empty/Recirclate. Move the lever to empty and it will drain while I motor on plain or pull out of a lake. No pump out here.

On long trips or if I don't get the motor down tight enough on the transom saver the end of the transom saver that sits on the first roller on the boat will always move an inch or two to the right on the roller.

Hey Bass Chump, did you consider using Humminbirds transducer exchange program? I recently installed a 585c on my bow and I sent the standard transducer to Humminbird in exchange for a trolling motor transducer, its alot more lower profile. I did hook up the 585c to my boats electrical system which has a master power switch. My main graph is run off of the trolling motor batteries.

A bag of fried chicken.

Flowmasters will run about $150-$170 a piece installed.

I've been in the bowling business for 34 years both as a mechanic for 23 years and now the last 11 years being distributor for Brunswick out here on the west coast. As for you comment Bass-Brat, bowling started it decline in the 90's due to mainly 2 things. 1, the economy sucks and people didn't have much extra money(just like now) 2, the bowling industry insisted on saying bowling is a "sport" to which it is not. Bowling is a recreational game in a totally controlled atmosphere both on and off the lanes. Then the bowlers(higher average ones) started saying they were "athletes" LOL

Jimmy Houston and David Fritts.

I use Elton Optics Wraptors with my prescription and get the lense as dark as possible which is dark gray.

I use Elton Optics out of Las Vegas. They can even do prescriptions at a reasonable price. eltonoptics.com The Wraptors are very nice.

Lower Otay is a very nice lake. One of my favorites!

I can see the Saddle Dam from my backyard. Hope you like 'deep' water fishing. The shallows are pounded on a daily basis and in most parts of the lake you are in 50-60 feet of water and maybe only a 100-150 feet from shore. The people who work in the tackle shop and launch ramp are the rudest individuals I have ever dealt with at a lake.

My buddy has a 109lb 36v wireless TM. I'm not a big fan of it because I don't like the delay of when you activate the TM from the foot pedal to the time it takes to respond. At least a second.

I wouldn't take them if you gave them to me. In my boat and in my travel trailer they both came brand new with Interstate batteries. They were toast after a year. I'v got 6 years on my 2 Duralast trolling motor batteries and 1 cranking battery. Duralast deep cycles in the trailer for 3 years. Just my take.

Not really a good picture but it one of the few I could locate.

If you use a TM transducer versus an adapted transom mount on your TM you are eliminating alot of excess baggage. The TM mounted transducers are alot more lower profile.