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  1. Please remember that today is the 8th anniversary of 9/11. Please remember and pray for the families of those civilians and police and firefighters who perished. Also please pray for those rescue workers who were at the scene and are experiencing a host of ailments and are being forgotten about by their governments (municipal,state, and federal!!!) and are still battling illness. For them, 9/11 is still ongoing. Reflect for a moment on your life and ask yourself, if I were in one of those people in the towers and I were to perish now, where would I be going?? Pause and be greatful for the family and friends that you are blessed with. Rest in peace brothers, fyrguyry

  2. Good job on the repair, hope it hold and flexes for you. If the caulking is flexible when dry it should. One thing I would do once or twice a year is spray my tinner seam with the flexible roof repair stuff you buy in a spray can at any hardware store. It is cheap and seeps into the cracks before it dries. Has worked fairly well but it does need to be applied if you,ve rubbed over the rocks. As for moving my tinner, I used to put a handcart/dolly that has the air tires on it, down on the ground, put my boat on it so the stern was on the plate of the dolly and strap it with 2 ratchet straps. Then I would pull it around by just grabbing the bow. Worked pretty well. Ry

  3. Hey boys, nice report, awesome pics and a great reply to angrypigeon, that dude needs to be let outside to the real world once in a while. If these yappers (angrypigeon) only had all the info before they throw a barb they might realize how many people practice catch and release and that once in a while it is absolutely fine to keep a catch for a fry or the freezer. Way to go guys,looks like the day was a success. Ry

  4. Finally sort of figured out how to post a pic again. Here are a few pics of my new (to me ) Starcraft 17ft. Fishmaster. This replaces my 14 ft. tinner with a 15 hp. Johnson. Thanks to FISHERMAN for the advice on adding plug for trolling motor and a battery relay. I am looking forward to many years on this baby!!

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  5. HELP PLEASE!!!! Pulling my hair out trying to figure out how to resize and post pics for " the board". I have a new laptop and I am importing my pics from my memory card. They are stored in my documents under my pics but from there I am not sure how to resize them and post them to the board. I checked the help section but couldn't find the answer there either. Please help so I can post the pics of my new boat that I promised MOTIV8R. Thanks, Ry

    P.S. It has been so long since I posted a pic I can't even remember how I posted my member pic!!!

  6. Was talking with Fisherman today and he mentioned that he had seen some good downrigger set-up pics here on the site. Wondering if you have a good rigger mounting set up if you wouldn't mind postin' em. I will be putting my manuals (to start) on a 17 foot Starcraft. Thanks for the help,Ry

  7. Hi guys, just bought myself a new (to me) 17' Starcraft Fishing Machine. It has a 24 volt trolling motor set up in bow with on board charger and a fish finder running off the power here as well. Wondering if anyone knows a boat mechanic or someone good with boat electronics who I can get to explain a few things about the electrical to me. I am in Barrie but don't mind driving an hour or so to get to the right guy. I have basic questions like how the onboard charger works ( I have never had one before), what I can hook up to the system and a few other questions. If you know someone who can help me or if you can help I would appreciate it. Thanks, Ryan

  8. Hi guys bought a new diver I am going to check out this weekend called a Musky Torpedo. Looks real promising to hit the depths. Anyone tried them yet or the shark, or cuda??? Do you think a 30 ft. leader is enough instead of 100'. Would love to hear of any fish caught using this rig. Ry

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