Pigeontroller

I also think that towing a 20' boat with a minivan is not a good idea...A boat that size should be towed with a full size truck IMO. I also question buying a Legend...

You are correct Sir!

Hopefully not targeting Muskies as the season will be closed still on GB...

Nice weather? I want Muskie Weather!!!

SlimeTime!

Explain to them the power of positive(or negative) publicity on the Internets!

My condolences as well...He'll be with you everytime you're on the water, he lives on in you...

That '66 is a polution machine! Scrap it and get a new Yamaha 4-stroke!

Good on ya Ron!

Nice Esox Lucius!

Might still be Steelhead in there...

My favourite level was around 70 CMS when I Kayaked...Some friends would paddle it at flows up to 200 CMS!!!

Be careful, might be more water there than you're expecting. I just checked the gauge, flow in the gorge is about 45 cubic metres per second...Typical summer flows are about 4 CMS...

Nothing like leaving a carbon footprint the size of Godzilla, just to look cool...

Thats great to hear!

Hmmm, sounded like a good idea...No difference...

I said, I understand the concept...Thanks

Thanks Wayne. I understand the concept, any advice on how to do it?

Sebastion, I put one on this past winter, hardest part is redoing the wiring...Make sure you are sure where you want to cut, use an angle grinder with a cut-off wheel, then mark and drill the holes, bolt the two pieces on. Its real easy. I love mine, I now have 2-4 feet behind my boat, where I used to have none! Of course now my trailer lights are acting up...Doh!

Its a plane right? Extra Jerry cans!!!

Not sure what you want to know...I don't think riggers are a popular way to present to Walleye? Are they? You need to be aware of where the bottom is. Basically with riggers it comes to how far down and how far back...I fishied Lake O last night and was pulling spoons 50-75 feet back and putting them down 20-30 feet with the downriggers...

Welcome Colin, to Canada and OFC! If you get down to the Niagara region drop me a line and I'll get you out for Salmon or Bass...Or Muskie.

I personally don't see the reason behind having an on board charger for your cranking battery...Anyway, one bank per battery, if you want to charge all three you will need a 3-bank charger, just 2 then you would obviously need a 2-bank charger. They are easy to install, follow the mounting instructions. There are two leads per barttery as you would expect.

I will be launching out of Jordan in the early AM. White Lund, Yamaha, top will be up if it raining...Good luck.

Seems like your rpms are a bit low to me...Shouldn't they be closer to 6000? Check out the price of the Apollo SS prop by Michigan Wheel Products...Very reasonable.