Rayman96
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With all those big fish coming from Lake O, how could you resist this long?
200 miles one way, no money and no relative to mooch a couch from!
2010 will be different however, if I get called back to work!!!!!!!!!
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Jim;
...I'm still using my 80s electric big jons, down to 2 long arms for some time now.
...If yours lower too fast, you could attach the handle and lower manually.
...I haven't had to update mine so far.
...Fishing on Erie, most days my riggers see no action at all.
...With family now located close to lake O, and an excuse to travel, a need for heavier gear may be on the horizon.
...Certainly have been eyeballing those brutes!
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I will probably do a steelhead this year and my wifes brook trout.
let us know how you make out when you tell the wife to take her mount out of the house!!!!!
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....I thought about a laptop as well. Even one of those small netbooks for less than $400.
....I came to the same conclusion! At work, we had industrial workbooks and they were not always reliable. The company had resources to keep multiple units in service. And these babies were not cheap!!!!!!!
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I tried to make it as simple as possible.................Hope it keeps the cabin fever away for a few more months.
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....This a very useful application to have.
....I've seen this somewhere before and will add it when I can, as the other version did not require excel, if memory serves me correctly.
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....This helps especially when you only have one reel of a certain make and size!
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It is a small world, especially with computers and the www. Places like the GLF site is a great way to share information and opinions. And here I thought I was the only dinosaur that evolved.
....Like it here enough to upgrade to supporting member status!
....Here's map that may be useful, however you'd have to buy a gps to match.
https://buy.garmin.com/shop/shop.do?cID=254&pID=2088#coverageTab
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A lot of PC software is the same way. You can use it on one machine only. In a few years all forms of transportation will have GPSs. Someone is going to come up with a way to geek around their Software. Technology is great, I don't have to be on the cutting edge. I'm basically a dinosaur, plopped into this new millennium. I didn't own a computer 10 years ago.
I knew the units I posted are out of date. The price is right on these new, old stock units.
BROTHER !!!
I didn't own a computer until 03. Small world!
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Frank;
....Just because they are discontinued, doesn't mean they aren't worth buying.
....If you go with the Garmin, check the link below for this product.
....This may give you all the maps you will need.
....You would need to buy the map software and a programmable data card.
https://buy.garmin.com/shop/shop.do?cID=254&pID=1114#overviewTab
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These are what I'm now considering after weighing all the useful data in this thread.
Garmin 172C GPS Chart plotter.
Garmin 340C Sonar fishfinder.
I can get both of these for the same price as the combo. Any info on these stand alone units would be welcome. With two units I can set it a forget it, because I'm not always @ the helm. I'm working a deal though a friend of a friend. I put them both on a limit of walleye in 08.
Frank;
....The two units you have chosen are both listed as discontinued by Garmin.
https://buy.garmin.com/shop/shop.do?cID=168
....I'm still shopping, but still leaning towards the bird! So many choices and so little cash!
....I'll keep the old Garmin as a backup unit. It came with the boat and has adequate mapping. Which by the way, is useless in the newer machines!!!! \\%&$#@%&$//
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HA! Maybe I should start reading directions and get out of the "ah, i can figure this out myself" attitude more often!
slow troll......fast troll....
less action......more action....
...........so much confusion!!! I just want a fish at the end of my line!...........
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I had a older Hummingbird Sonar on a 16.5 ft boat. It always performed flawlessly. I head a lot of guys talking about the newer birds. If you get one give us a report.
Technology changes so quickly these days and that makes purchase decisions so difficult.
Almost made a purchase last spring but just didn't pull the trigger on the deal. Every unit at fishing shows runs flawlessly on demo mode!
If a deal presents itself, I'll have a new unit by the end of next month. Unfortunately I'll have to wait for soft water to do a full report.
Garmin 535
http://www.marine-electronics-reviews.com/garmin-545s.html
Lowrance HD 5
http://www.walleyecentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=151081
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Frank, I could use some help with my decision as well.
Currently running an older Garmin (GPSmap 178C Sounder). Thinking about possibly adding a Hummingbird with side-scan as full screen sonar.
Also TY for any feedback!
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Cool pics...pretty neat!!!!!!
Yah, you must of built the house in their bedding area!!!!!!!!!
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HAPPY WIFE HAPPY LIFE!
One of life's true lessons learned!!!!!!!!!
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Another free source of tubing is from spray bottles such as Windex glass cleaner.
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Very nice boat, Terry.
Those Starcraft are very well made as you already know. Fish hard and have lots of fun!!
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750lb anchor chain for the old lady
Now that's funny!!....
:lol:Must be one tough old lady!....
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Some of the best material I found at military and or surplus outlets.
Parachutes are made of the perfect material. Light material that will dry quickly and and won't rip or tear easily.
Easy to cut and glue or sew into any shape.
HIH
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It really was tough for me until I reread the title of the contest.
Best photo and not best deer, not best hunter or best hunting partners.
As far as I'm concerned, it wouldn't hurt your chances if you smiled and showed some pride in your accomplishment!!
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For those guys who want to run herring strips without all the mess and stink. Below are two links for hand poured herring strip imitations.
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Right back at you guys.
Happy, Healthy and Prosperous New Year!!!
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Here is a link that may be helpful with different setups for the coming year.
Linseed/tung oil.
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Tung oil will outlast linseed by a long shot. Don't be afraid to give it more than one coat. To clean I would use mineral spirits.
Teak is naturally a dark wood and I would not tamper with it. If you want lighter wood accents, you could replace with mahogany.