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Take the cover off the motor and see if the gear on the starter is dropping down to engage the flywheel when you try to start it. If it turns but is not dropping down put a little bit of oil on the gear shaft and move it by hand. I had this same problem with a motor many years ago. Edit: I will add mine was a 98 40HP Tracker Force motor.

My first spincast reel was a South Bend. It was actually a combo. My Dad got it for me with either Top Value or S&H Green Stamps that some stores gave you when you made a purchase.

I have a couple of Weber charcoal smoker grills. We like ours well done with onion, lettuce, tomato, ketchup, and mustard. Once in a while we might put cheese on them.

I have a 98 Bass Tracker 175. I blew the first motor on it. When I went to replace it I checked on a 4 stroke. My boat is rated for 75HP but the dealer said I could only go to a 60HP due to the increased weight. Weight factor is something you need to find out about for your boat. I can't help you with the price.

I haven't fished in the rain a lot but when I have I have never caught a fish while fishing in the rain. I can't even remember getting a bite in the rain. Over the years I have been caught in so many bad storms while fishing if rain is in the forecast I am staying home.

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Congratulations n the new PB. Beautiful fish.

I use the Zoom Ole Monster with an 1/8 ounce pegged sinker. I get more bites and have better luck with the Ole Monster than I do the Mag II worms.

Get a set of muffs for the motor and hooks up to a water hose. Straighten out a paper clip and work it around in the hole. I solved this same problem with mine a couple of times doing this. If this doesn't work then you probably need to replace your water pump.

I might add that Reel Magic is another one to stay away from.

I would not use WD40 on fishing line. It has always been promoted as a lubricant but it is actually a solvent. It can be used as a cleaner in many different ways.

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I agree with @Cody28 about Abrazx. It breaks way too easy especially on hooksets. This is the only line I've ever had that broke that easy.

I bought some U40 several years ago from Janns Netcraft. I bought other items with it. I don't remember what they charged for shipping.

I use 6' rods for everything. I have one 6'6" bait casting rod. I have it set up as an extra rod for soft plastics or jigs.

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Skechers makes some of the most comfortable shoes I have ever tried. I wear them for almost everything. I have never worn crocs, flip flops, or sandals and I don't plan to start wearing them now.

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It appears to be Sun Gill color.

I bought some wobble heads to try but haven't had a chance to use them yet.