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2 tone z71

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  1. where are you staying ..River Haven? if you are the walleye should be turning on soon..both jigging and rapalas on surface at night
  2. Great read...awesome fishing thanks for sharing..what kinda Numbers are you running with that 60..mpg...mph..what prop ?
  3. Like Said from the highway to the mouth {clarks island) your good in the channel nothing to worry about..after she splits to North /South Georgian Bay that's a completely different story ..I live work and fish outta the inlet freeze out till freeze up ..Byngs a port its a shipping channel its well marked..the fishings been tough the past few weeks ..due to nasty change in weather no doubt ..skis aren't as active
  4. Mike I've been under a total restore all summer..still long way to go..But it was stripped right to the hull new foam and all...now the floors I thought about the aluminum ...its pricey but so is wood done right ..I went with 3/4 GIS.. two coats of west epoxy on both sides and perimeter,,, 3m 5200 any holes for seats screws over the epoxy etc...overkill..but i want it to last..the reason I did not go with the aluminum floor is the extra bracing required ..fit and finish ..and the noise..I work out of several all welded boats all day ..I like the comfort of wood and carpet..I've moved seats ..added seats...customized storage..its a good time to look at fuel ..bilge ..livewell hoses etc while your in there..good luck on your project
  5. research says good and bad ...Im gonna grab a couple see how things go...they worked cozy in the store and I like the height
  6. that's awesome !! ...nice job I want some
  7. that sucks ...is there a decent adjustable pedestal then
  8. anybody running these pedestals ..they hold up ? before I drop 170 a piece on em ...any feedback apprecitaed
  9. its a good job ..time consuming ..but well worth it ..you don't know until you get into it ...I find it very rewarding
  10. http:....//www....uscomposites..com has what you need ..if its structural you will prob need the 4 lb density
  11. Thank guys..I am a big St Croix fan ..tried most of the rest..only thing I was not sure on is the new handle design ..i am kinda fond to the cork
  12. Beautiful !!! great package..love the Suzis gonna get a 60 Tiller for this boat I'm working on
  13. that's more less what i was wondering how those new grips are
  14. Lew I agree I can feel every turn of the blade at 30 ft out or when it snags a weed top water ..its amazing well worth it
  15. Ive got a few of the Legend Tournaments that I absolutely Love ..even got a soft spot for my Eyecon ..I'm looking at something in the 7 ft - range spinning for Walleye
  16. looking for some feed back before I pull the trigger on one please
  17. Northeast Georgian Bay still has ice as far as I can see all the back bays and coves are still solid as well..was out in the boat Sat ..hopefully this high wind and heavy rain stirs the pot
  18. Ken ..I've got a Lund Predator stripped right down at the moment ...its a bit of a job..take pics before and after ..take some notes as to what and where things go...if its coming off in intact pieces save them for templates (carpet and plywood) makes things easier...I'm going back to what was there 3/4 Fir but I'm gonna seal all the edges and cuts with west epoxy and paint the bottoms ..like projects in the past ive used a marine grade outdoor carpet from the carpet store $1 square...good luck its a rewarding task
  19. steels sitting in the driveway ..strapping's in the garage ..waiting on a few half decent not so windy days
  20. ok thanks for the input fellas ill have a look around today
  21. Steel all the way ..never worry about it again ..we do many roofs a yr ..some prefer the heavier laminate shingles..steels quick fast durable
  22. looking for new storage ideas ..whats the preference fellas ?
  23. I usually use flat bars or chisels at that point ...once you get in behind the ply it is time consuming but comes off fairly easy
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