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ahhhh yes sad part is I dont think shes carried a fishing rod yet ,hopefully this season

awesome there is still a few good ones left out there

I got the Tekota for Xmas will pull it out of the box tommorow see if it clicks lol,Click or not its my new muskie reel

WARM COLD IT just dont matter pull the plugs put the plugs back in the boots,ground them off away from the block away from the holes ,screw the tester in the hole and crank it over ,write down your number then continue on if there all close 120 118 122 etc etc etc put the plugs back in and get fishin its not rocket science and yes you can shut your kill off wont harm any thing,3 yrs old I doubt you have anything to worry about ,besides theres LOTS that can be wrong besides compression

thats nice work man is that your swirl

its built heavy and theres no way I could put a backing plate in there no room,I may have a hard time putting big washers and the nuts in there as it is

another angle of it the bay in general ,those caves are up near the Mouth of Key River,near the champlain iliands

Fishin devil we went out to it a few times ,it was awesome inside with the sun shining thru it it was just an amazing site of blueish crystals

HMMM now it does have a trailer if we where to drag it your way a day on the water for skis maybe

those are nice how much they ding ya for shipping ,I hate UPS

thanks they came with the swivel mount that will work great

melts and thaws and the extreme High winds in January Feb created Ice jams everywhere on the bay,you couldent get out there till late feb early march its just wasent safe

Man I forgot to share these where taken a few weeks ago out on Georgian Bay,thats my dad in the cave with one of our old skandics

thanks fellas all cannon ball @ mounting info appreciated

worst part is I gotta ride in it all week then get in my 17ft

My Boss had this made last spring ,its got 2 200 HO E TECS on it ,runs high 60s we had about 4 tonnes in it last summer a few times no effort at all,burns a bit of fuel thou lol ,im trying to convince him to put 4 riggers across the back,shes 26ft with a 10 ft beam

im gonna mount mine on the flat pads on each side of the transom I can get my hand in there so maybe hopefully ill be able to thru bolt them,then on each side im gonna run a 12 V disconnect for each rigger and neat up the wiring,I think after reading the last few posts ill stick with a 8-10 lbs ball dont wanna rip the back of my boat off lol

Disco Phish how are ya planning on wiring them,are you gonna conceal the wire and use quick connects or just rough it

cool I like that idea I may have to look into them,thanks

I just came across them online searching ,thought it was cool they where built locally and are custom,I have no connections with these lads,figured someone on here must have one

I was gonna surface mount mine ,whats the reason for the risers and whats the retreiver for grabbing the ball ??? they look to be like great riggers,8lbs sounds good what are they worth

Nice I got out to Shawanaga bay once last fall,trolled from the Twin sisters into the bottom of Shawanaga Bay all the way back out ,ran back to Sturgeon Bay and washed every Muskie lure I had lol nothing,still nice to get down there,Bare I dont think you could go wrong with Pleasant Cove Resort,clean nice location ,great beach area and modern facilitys for the family

awesome ever get any tagged ones, we got 2 tagged ones last fall and got full reports on them from the Minisrty ,thanks for sharing

so I got a set of Mag 10 HS just itching to go ,whats the normal most common size rigger ball thats used any favorites in perticular,what else will I need got the rods/reels/tackle