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That is one way to get a new truck!

I want one! Now the important question, what doesit cost? :'(

Fishing take the grindout of my hectic life. To me there is no better feeling to being out on the water.

I have a 14 foot aluminum boat with a 24 volt 65lb trust trolling motor. I am looking to replace the old batteries and was looking for some suggestions. I do not want to spend alarge amountof money but I want a quality product. Any helpwould be appreciated!

It is hard to blame them. They are living out their dreams of fishing for a living. Not to many of us can say that. We should not blindly be buying products because someone tells us to.

Hope that they throw the book at him.

I can't wait to take my 4 year old daughter fishing at Lake Anna this weekend. She is excited about her Barbie fishing pole. I am trying to train her early since my 14 year old is no longer into fishing.

Welcome Aboard!

Thanks for the answer HPPB!

I have a stupid question. I have a 24 volt trolling motor and I need help! It has slipped my mind on how to wire it. Does the jumper need to be put on the positve on one battery and the negative on the other?

My gas was siphoned last year too >. I replaced the new 5 gallon tank with an old one and filled it with 1/5 gas and 4/5 water. Someone siphoned it again. I hope that have fun with the new mixture!! ;D

Great job! I am sure that after people see the results of your boat that they will trying their hand at restoring their boats.

We will all complain about the price of gas but we will still be on the lake!!

Welcome!

I don't undo my strap until my boat is in the water.

That was awesome. I am glad that they (bass) don't grow to big or I would be afraid to swim in the lake!!

This is the best sight for information on the web, period! Welcome aboard.

Columbia

I have not had any problems. I ordered a toho-livewell on Monday and received it on a Friday.

Went out Friday and caught six nice sized ones. The current is awful strong with high water.

Let me preface this story by telling you that I have been telling my daughter for weeks of my fishing prowess. I was quite confident of my abilities even though I have never fished for small mouth. The day we have been waiting for has arrived and I was filled with anticipation. We hired a local guide (Max McCallister) to take us on my dream trip. He picked us up from the motel and we set off around 7 am. The boat was launched at Enola, Pennsylvania. To my surprise we started fishing at the launch facility. It was a small creek that was flowing into the Susquehanna. He told us that the fish had been staging there for the past couple of weeks. The fishing had been tough because of the "Nor'easter" we had. The winds have been howling with a terrible drop in the mercury. The current was really moving eliminating many fishing spots. We soon moved to our second spot where the real story begins! We had been there for around thirty minutes with no success. My daughter looked as if she was losing interest. She was sitting at the end of the boat just casting and reeling her tube in with no real intention of catching a fish, so I thought. She said she must have caught a piece of "wood". We looked back and watched with dismay as her fishing Pole was dancing all around. It was not until the fish was around 20 feet from the boat when she first saw it and exclaimed "I caught a fish" and really perked up! I had just told her moments earlier that I would buy her 5 IPOD songs to the first person that caught a fish. I never believed it would be her!!! She reeled in her first "smallie" and was very proud. The fish was around 15 inches. The next step is where we began to see the error of our ways! In my excitement to start the day I of course forgot the digital camera. > This moment is not likely to be forgotten anytime soon by daughter, fiance or myself. The guide told me not to worry that he had a camera. To his surprise his daughter charged the batteries to his camera and forgot to put it back in the camera. As we sat in the boat with disbelief my great idea hits me. I have a camera cell phone. So we did manage a picture of her first "smallie". It was another hour or so before I caught mine. We caught six in all and had a wonderful day! I would recommend Max to anyone especially if you are fishing with kids. Max took the time to teach my daughter on how to cast, presentation of the bait, detect a bite'and land a fish. He taught us about the river as well as fishing. It was a very memorable days for a father and daughter. As most father's could tell you is that time passes by so quickly. I am glad that I am beginning with a four year old to start the process again! I would highly recommend Max and can't wait to go again September. Although I have temporarily lost my king crown of fishing, I fully expect to gain it back in two weeks while the family and I are out on Lake Anna waters for the weekend.

Has anyone fished the susky near Harrisburg since the last winter storm? I have a trip on Friday and was wondering if the fish were biting.

Congrats on the new boat! I can't wait till the weather warms up.

I would definitely go with a used 14 foot aluminum boat. I bought my 1st boat (14ft aluminum) a few years ago off EBAY and I still use it. I started out with a trolling motor 60 lbs and I purchased a 9.9 4 stroke motor last year. It tops out at 18 mph according to my GPS. Not the quickest boat but i have ever seen but it takes me around our 3500 acre reservoir.

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