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Freshtrax

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Well for everyone that says you need to spend tons of money to have fun fishing I proved you wrong.

 

My new boat

 

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Hull: 150$

New transom floor and carpet: 150$

Motor, waterpump thermostat : 300$

Rod holders 50$

Stainless hardware 100$

 

Total cost 750$

 

Clocked on GPS at 28 mph before it got squirlley with lots of throttle left. Need a prop change to get the bow up a little while on plane.

 

We hit kempenfelt on on sat. For lakers to no avail. But did a nice tour from line 2 oro into downtown barrie and back to test the boat.

 

 

Sunday I took my brother and sister out for perch and had a blast.

 

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I know it's just a perch but what a tank . The pics don't seem to do it justice it had been in the cooler for 3 hours. I have never caught one this big and probably won't again.

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That wee lad makes that perch look gargantuan

 

 

That gigantic perch makes that little man look small!

 

I would take the boat over the ford. Haha. Nice perch

hahahahahahaha

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Not sure if it's your first boat but trailer bearings are critical if your towing it around. Definatly something to look at and cheap to replace if you DIY. I came close to learning the hard way on my first year of boat ownership. Congrats on the new rig and nice fish.

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Not sure if it's your first boat but trailer bearings are critical if your towing it around. Definatly something to look at and cheap to replace if you DIY. I came close to learning the hard way on my first year of boat ownership. Congrats on the new rig and nice fish.

 

A buddy and I have a running joke that the first sure sign of spring is when you see a vehicle on the side of the highway with a wheel missing off the boat trailer.

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Learned my lesson with the snowmobile trailer when I was younger....now I carry a spare trailer tire for all my trailers. The upfront 100 dollars or so is nothing compared to the agrivation of leaving a trailer full of snow machines on the side of the highway while you head 1.5 hours each way to the closest tire shoppe

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