Fisherman

Where do you mount the downriggers?

Hmmm, wonder if they were hoping for some more repairs to make a return call and bigger bill...

Oh the infallible etec.

No, not the screens. Standing behind the motor, left side above the cavitation plate, there should be 2 screws, the front one is for lower unit oil overflow when filling. The rear screw should be right above the left side screen and should say "wash port" or something similar. Sorry can't get a photo, my boats up at the campsite. http://www.boats.net/parts/search/Honda/Outboard%20Engine/2005/BF40A5%20LHA%20/GEAR%20CASE%20ASSY./parts.html

Some of the 2 and 5 litre plastic vinegar containers use thick plastic. I have an extra large 10 litre one for longer trips, usually goes 3-4 days.

On the same side as the oil fill and drain, there should be another screw up a little higher used for flushing with clean water, my Honda 25 has it.

Not often days like that happen, nice work.

I think you're going to have a hiccup in your quest. The problem presents itself that going by your numbers of 50 anglers and a 5 fish weigh in, may well increase beyond the 250 fish that finally get returned to the water. Of all the fish that are culled, how do we know which live or die beyond the final amount. It could eventually blossom into a disaster. Maybe all 250 will die in addition to those culled. Some catch to eat, others catch to brag. I bet that will stir the pot right off the stove.

Same goes for the motor oil if it's a 4 stroke. Do it in the fall, no point in having the internals sitting in old oil full of contaminants.

I wasn't going to say anything like that, but I suppose all the fish in the livewell could do the same thing..

Are you saying that the boat is lower in the water on one side or the other or trolling in circles. Listing is caused by the weight(person)s) in the boat. Going in circles is caused by the trim tab.

Wah wah wah, can't use my 50 hook lure, go to the jeez and whine party, wait we'll send a whinebulance over to pick you up.

Put away the string and tin can phone you have and buy a Nokia, I just traveled from Barrie to Spanish, never lost signal anywhere in between and beyond.

Well let me tell you about the marvellous Bell Service on the peninsula between Meaford and Owen Sound, there is none, so you can blow Bell in your granola.

Ah point taken, made a bad assumption that the picture would have been related to the comment.

Coho.. , that fish he's holding in the second picture has spots on the lower half of its tail, therefore it's a __________.

Either it's an optical illusion or that's way more than 3.5 - 4 feet overhang, (measured from the bumper). The Highway Traffic Act states that any load overhanging the rear of a vehicle by 1.5 m (5 ft) or more should be marked by a red light when lights are required (one-half hour before sunset to one-half hour after sunrise or at other times of poor light conditions) and, at all other times, by a red flag or red marker.

Type the same thing into google and it's endless..

Yes, Chum Lee, my favourite..

It's what they find in some of the storage bins that is interesting, not the idiots that do the bidding

Yup, much better than watching a bunch of 'tards having a shoot em up over even more retarded stuff. Looks like pretty low IQ. Similar to the Moonshiners program, I would be rather embarrased to be seen on TV as a hick of such low quality.

Interesting, I tend to avoid other peoples problem cars if I can.

Conversions can be done however a lot can be really cost prohibitive. If it was a recent motor maybe, something from the 80's probably not worth sinking that amount of money into it.

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