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  1. A friend of mine is having problems with his boat.

     

    The trim randomly stops working for the motor as well as the starter switch (Not a battery issue). Luckily we were docked and didn’t get stranded.

     

    The wiring looked shady from the beginning, but never had an issue. It appears that the previous owner did the wiring himself. He added a CD player/speakers, and marine radio.

     

    Does anybody know of a Marina, or someone who can do a good wiring job at a reasonable price?

     

    Thanks

  2. Make sure you put tape on the spool before the braid goes on or else you might encounter slipping issues.

     

    i just use a couple feet of mono as a backing so it doesnt slip. No problems for me.

     

    One of my buddies had braid spooled on his reel by BPS and they didnt use a backing, and he had problems with slipping

  3. Has anybody ever fished there? Its west of New Liskard. We are going up next week, gonna try for walleye, bass, and pike.

     

    How is the fishing there?

     

    Any tips/ locations to try on this lake?

     

    thanks

     

    i was up there 2 summers ago. the fishing there is great! i cant really help you out with specfic spotS...we ended up fishing and catching all over the whole lake. its a long narrow lake, so its easy to navigate and not get lost. theres a bridge a few km from the camp where the locals were jigging for walleye. i would just recommend to spend your first day trying random spots throughout the lake, and trolling between spots.

    especially along the rock walls

  4. Thanks for the advice everyone.

     

    Boss, a friend talked me into Quantum, so I ended up going with a Quantum Energy PT.

     

    I took the advice and visited my local tackle shop to feel them out for myself. Initially, I liked how the Revo XS felt in my hands, but I thought I should avoid future hassles and get a reel with an easy to use, yet highly customizable braking system. I tried the Curado, which was extremely light and small (despite large spool size), but it felt a little uncomfortable in my hands. I have pretty large hands, and I felt like I could crush it if I squeezed hard (not to say Shimano uses weak materials, I just mean it felt uncomfortably small to hold). I decided to spend the extra dollar for a Quantam, which felt the best, had a handle that felt smoothest, and had some of the strongest reviews online. The trippy metallic coating is a plus as well.

     

    Cant go wrong with that. really comfortable and well built. strong reel.

    heres mine

    picquant06ept10.jpg

    picquant06ept16.jpg

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