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Vitalidle

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  1. Pete I was fishing Munising Bay on the 24th. Graphed lots of fish, but everything was in the bottom 30to 50 feet no matter what depth I was fishing in. I was 130ft deep with the depth raider to get a 51-52 degree reading. Here is a snapshot of my fish finder. What were you seeing on the 25th? http://i132.photobucket.com/albums/q23/vitalidle/003-3.jpg"]
  2. Congrats Cuz! I need to get up and see your knew papoose:D
  3. Recieved this in an email today. I see it has a forum listed, so if this needs to be deleted Mike I appologize. http://www.mlive.com/outdoors/index.ssf/2009/09/rockford_angler_tom_healy_hook.html
  4. Bueller:D Anyone.....I will give someone a great deal williing to negotiate a good price or trade if someone is looking for a great generator. What ya got for trade?
  5. Hi Matt. I think if you can afford it when you buy your fishfinder look into a thru hull transducer and buy the highest power unit you can afford and match the transducer to your fishfinder if you can. I think mine is 600 watts and I can still read bottom at 45mph. Not that your going to be locating fish at that speed;) Personally I only have experience with my unit and can't recommend one other then the one I have used. Its a Raymarine and I would buy another one when the time comes. Good luck in your search
  6. Nice ole sea ray. Looks great for her age:D
  7. Welcome aboard! Love the marinettes! I always have wanted a 28 sportsman:p
  8. Hey Steve welcome to Great lakes fisherman! I can't answer for you, but would like to know the answer myself. Hope you find your answer:D
  9. Is your floorboard getting in your way? My dads boat we had to cut a notch in the floor to get to his. Sounds like once you get the old socket that someone left on there you should be able to get a socket with an extension on it. Good luck I have been there before:(
  10. Bought this generator last fall used from a friend. We used it for about 2 weeks in deer season. Bought it for camp, but decided to spend the money to run power into camp. The generator has a new plug, fresh oil change, and new battery. It's setup for propane, and also has the switch to start the generator inside camp. You would have to buy the length of wire, and plug if you were to use this feature from a honda dealer. My friend kept the wire and used it with his new generator. Runs great! Asking $900.00 or best offer. Thanks. http://i132.photobucket.com/albums/q23/vitalidle/006-1.jpg"] http://i132.photobucket.com/albums/q23/vitalidle/005-1.jpg"] http://i132.photobucket.com/albums/q23/vitalidle/002-1.jpg"]
  11. Congrats on your addition to your family:D
  12. I love to see the younger generation get a chance to experience fishing! Great pics:D
  13. I was able to actually put the Net-Mate to use this weekend! We fished in 3-5footers on Sat and the Net-Mate never missed a beat;) I don't think anyone would be disappointed with the purchase. Thanks Mike for giving me the chance to field test the Net-Mate:D
  14. Hmm don't know. I get the same:confused:
  15. Sweet! Those old trophy's are nice boats. I wish I had a hardtop sometimes:p
  16. I wasn't able to get out fishing this past week, or weekend to put this holder through it's paces. I will be heading to Fairport, MI. this weekend to put it to good use. I did install it on the boat in the yard. This holder seems to be well made. The main piece that attaches to the rail is machined out of aluminum. It should hold up well in the elements, and any abuse mother nature can throw at it. The only weak link that I can see is the piece that the net handle attaches too. I think its spring steel. It seems to be well coated like it was dipped, so it should hold up to the elements. This is the only issue I can see and only time will tell if it holds up to the elements. I really like this net holder, and would highly recommend this to anyone who wants to be able to stow there net out of the way. The Net-Mate doesn't take up any room, and for the price I can't find anything on the market that is comparible:D Here is some pics: The first one is what comes in the package. The two machined aluminum blocks to attach to the rail, and the two mounting screws. Also the net pole holder with an attaching screw and directions. http://i132.photobucket.com/albums/q23/vitalidle/024.jpg"] Its simple to install. Two allen screws attach the main body to the rail. http://i132.photobucket.com/albums/q23/vitalidle/023.jpg"] Then one philips screw to attach the net pole holder. http://i132.photobucket.com/albums/q23/vitalidle/022.jpg"] Here it is mounted to the rail with the net attached. http://i132.photobucket.com/albums/q23/vitalidle/021.jpg"] http://i132.photobucket.com/albums/q23/vitalidle/018.jpg"] http://i132.photobucket.com/albums/q23/vitalidle/020.jpg"] http://i132.photobucket.com/albums/q23/vitalidle/019.jpg"]
  17. Ah crap well you have two copy's now:p I just faxed one over to ya!
  18. If you have access to a fax machine I can fax mine to you. Send me your fax number by PM if you have one.
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