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Thanks for sharing Jeff.

Very cool Tim. Now your really hooked.

It didn't play well for me. (cable hook up) I tried to embed it, but had no luck. Thanks for sharing John.

Sounds like a nice night to be out.

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Lots of them Cougars in East GR.

Good luck guys. If the wind slows this weekend, where going to try to get out ourselves.

With open water waves at 3-6 it doesn't look good.

That's very cool Justin. Way to stay after them. Thanks for sharing.

I'm kinda thinking of fishing South Haven this Saturday myself.

Welcome, but where is port Franks?

Exhaust should be a bet more to the aft.

Thanks for the update Billy. The Saltist sure do look nice. What is the retrieve ratio on them?

Although I know nothing about the bay, there are plenty that do here. I can say though.

Too bad for day 1 and 2 Captain Richard. Lets hope this current trek of nice weather all week and crap on the weekends doesn't hold for the summer.

3 for 4 is not a bad morning, considering weather conditions. I hope to make the first trip next weekend. Thanks for the post guys.

5 for 5 on some tasty Ho's is a nice way to make a shake down.

Still sounds like a good time. Friends, fishing, and barley pop always = a good time:drinks:

The weather most likely didn't do you any favors at Wyandotte. Try a heavy coat of Wax, like past wax.

Sounds like a tough weekend of fishing.

I'll second that Welcome It won't be long till the big kings hit our area.

Glad to see the boat is fixed and running. That's a big laker!

40 hp= 2 cylinders? Is it for sure running on both cylinders? If one of the high end jets on the carburetors is plugged, the boat will idle good but run bad at wot (wide open throttle). I have never herd of different gear ratios on standard outboards. The spun hub could be the culprit. If you have a spun hub, the engine will race at high rpm and the boat will go slow. A spun hub will let the boat move at idle speed like normal. My guess is the carburetor is plunged. Buy a can of Seefoam and run it through the engine with a can of gas. That stuff is the best.

Welcome aboard Tony. I always love them Walleye reports.

That's a good sized boat. I would think a 9.9 would be better.