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Every policy I've had wants a list of people and I believe, the drivers license info of anyone who will drive the boat

Max psi on the sidewall

I don't blame you

It's very over priced and Fisher were known leakers. Tracker bought out Fisher right around this time. If the boat is pristine, it isn't worth more than 4-5 grand You fish Lake Wisconsin? the Madison Chain? Koshkonong?

So where's the after pic when you put that bad boy back together?

Scotch lock connectors are easy but may not be the best choice in splicing.

Didn't realize MK shear pins were such an expensive commodity.

If it's set too high, it will go off everytime you start the big motor. I think i have mine set somewhere between 11.0 and 11.3

Early inspirations were family. Growing up there was 1 tv in the house and about all I can remember is watching Fred Bear bow hunting before World of Disney came on the tv. Later on we had the Lindners, Babe Winkleman, and Midwest Outdoors. Babe Winkleman was the first pro I ever shook hands with and all I can remember is how tall he was. Can't really say I've been inspired by any pros, just being inspired by the sport itself.

A well placed bait trumps all

If the baystar is rated to 150 and you are not currently having issues, maybe just a seal replacement on the current set up is all that is needed rather than replacing the entire system.

Yes we do. Killed the panfish the last 2 weekends

I'm up there as well. The "boat monkey" is the monkey on your back talking you into buying a boat. The "bait monkey" is the monkey on your back talking you into buying baits

Your graph should be able to tell you voltage

That would be the boat monkey, not the boat fairy.

And i thought i was done with winter. We were spared the 10" of snow forecast today, it all was south. The wind will keep me off the water this weekend. East 25 today and east 15-20 tomorrow. if it was 70* I'd be out there but these 25* mornings, 20 mph winds, and my arthritis don't play well together.

The boat fairy?

Trailer valet...driverless cars...Can't wait for the fishing valet to come out. That way I can just sit at home and do nothing.

Sorry A-Jay. Can't give it more than a 5. He's no Steven Tyler. Straight from below the streets of Chicago

There are multiple threads on other sites. Google ranger aluminum hull cracks

I know. I spend time fishing Lake Wisconsin every year. Same acreage as the Fox Chain. If the walleye or whites aren't running, I might see 40 or 50 boats all day.

When I fish that stretch of river on the weekends, I head back up north no later than 11am. It's downright dangerous during a summer afternoon. Those videos show the boats travelling in one direction for the run. It's even worse on a normal summer weekend when you have boats running both north and south.

I welcome you to come visit the Fox Chain of Lakes in Northern IL, my home water. Busiest inland waterway per acrew in the United States. With areas nicknamed The Washtub, and Suicide Alley, navigation can be a bit hairy at times. The Washtub is a stretch of river a number of miles long that may be 50 yards wide at it's narrowest and 100 yards or so at its widest. No speed limits or size restrictions. Most of the shoreline is steel seawalls. Waves have nowhere to go but back and forth every which way. It's real easy to get stuck in a boat wake while "staying with traffic" While not a typical weekend, the traffic here is insane from Memorial weekend to Labor Day

The perch roe was not fishy at all. I made sure to not break the sac. Dipped them in egg and Zatarans and deep fried them for around 12 minutes on 350* They were off white colored like a baked potato, not brown like your pike roe.

Not sure....Guy has a weird voice