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Funnel, hose and gravity!

well said!!

Getting two birds stoned at once... i like it

Call me a newb if ya want but is it possible to damage the bilge pump by doing this?

That would be a pleasant smelling house

Anyone have proof that the dryer sheets work? Ive been told the same thing for years... it would be a good mythbusters episode

I just did the livewell flush and flushed the recirc. Cant believe i use to pay to have it done. I opened all valves and it pumped up to the front and back no problem. I only used about 2-3 litres. I also leave batteries in and plug in to charge once a month. I give them a good check (fluid levels, hygrometer and voltage) before i put it away. Not exactly putting it away yet just wanted to flush livewells with the upcoming temps

Yup ive got it jacked and plug is out. Im just wondering if moisture build up in the pump itself can be damaged? Thanks for the input guys. Sounds like its pretty common that nothing is done. Im wanting to do some of my own winterizing this year to save some money. My boat mechanic never flushed the bilge out in the past but always did the livewells. The boat was bought used and not winterized correctly and one of my livewell connections cracked. Dealer said it was likely ice that caused the damage

Hey guys. Cold weather on it way the next few nights. I want to flush some antifreeze through livewll tonight. Does anyone do this with their bilge? If so whats the easiest way to do it? I have a lund pro v and it takes a lot of water in the hull to kick on the bilge. I dont want to buy a bunch afreeze to fill up the bottom of the hull. Any ideas or do i even need to do it.

good point...different shape, same general name...different actions

"You know the saying, new tackle catches more fisherman than fish." It works on a bunch of us lol

Throw at your own risk around the toothy critters. Too bad i love em for smb but there are always fish with line snippers hanging around

Gotta love that! No one keeps receipts for that stuff

Thats what its on now... just wondering whats optimal

Rapala doesnt know what their lures do ...ahhaha

Great commercial lol... on the actual package it says "slow sinking" makes you wonder haha.. when i pause it it stays as is i find. Weird

Not yet. Will let you know. I have a bud stopping by this weekend with his soldering gear..fingers crossed

A toothy critter bit off my shadow rap that I had replaced... thats the way she goes....lol

Curious what transducer needs to be installed on lowrance hds 5 to be compatible with the built in terrova transducer. Been using generic 83/200 just wondering if this is optimal? Thanks!

These baits aren't made to rise. They are slow sinking/suspending baits. Mono will help you work the bait a bit higher in the water column but dont expect it to rise on a pause

I find I'd do better if I deleted my waypoints at the end of every year for smb... then again I fish a large featureless lake so that might have lots to do with it

Are they untuneable? I've had some cranks that were very fussy with the slightest bend in the eye. Tough to find the sweet spot in some baits

Well. Talked to rapala today. Told me to bring it back to CT. Thank god i swiped my CT money card or there would have been no record of me every buying it. Exchanged it for the same lure. Lets see if this one lasts longer than 2 days and few fish.....

Definitely multi freq. 83/200 chirp 455/800. Total scan does it all