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Your gonna miss some no matter how close to the rods you are. That's why they call it "fishing" not "catching". You will miss more of them when you are fishing 150' deep Like Gary said, start reeling as fast as you can before taking pole out of holder. until the line tightens up then pull the...

I have built a couple of drift boats. The first was a Don Hill 16' McKenzie river double ender with transom. The second was a 16' McKenzie river Square Ender AKA (Rapid Robert). The later can be seen in Roger Fletcher's book "Drift Boats and River Dories". My advise would be to get rid of the...

Nootka Sound 20 pounder July 2022

Some long days on the water and not likely that you will be able to maintain full speed for the entire route. Not everyone has the time, but it would be good to allow more time to make it more enjoyable. You should call and double check that eggmont has fuel before passing up fuel at Pender...

Our compass is connected to the Raymarine autopilot course computer that is connected to our C80. I believe that the terminals are labeled as to where it hooks in. Also, The Raymarine forum has lots of good info on it. It is no longer open to new questions, but there is plenty of archived info...

We have a Honda 8 hp on our 22 . I love the electric start. It is mounted directly to the transom and has a removable tie bar that hooks to main motor. The tie bar is the only way to go. It allows you to steer from the cabin. If you need it for emergency motor, you will not want to be steering...

We went up to Louisa the summer before covid hit. We opted for the western route crossing Georgia strait from Nanaimo. Another good thing about taking this route is that you can sit and wait for the right weather window at Newcastle Island marine park. There are plenty of well protected bouys to...

For your application you might want to think about trying these https://www.sailrite.com/YKK-SNAD-White ... -Base-Stud They stick to fiberglass very well and can be removed. Easy application, if you do happen to lose one another can be reapplied easily

On our boat I installed a Garmin Stryker 7SV stand alone sonar/fishfinder. It gives much better feed back than the Raymarine DSM300 and Airmar PS66 combo that was origionally installed on our boat. This also gives redundancy for Sonar in case one of the systems fail. I like having the sonar on...

In situations where you are doing 3 knt and looking for obstacles could you shut off and possibly lift the starboard motor to cut down on turbulence and provide a clear view for the transducer?

We got ours yesterday. Very Nice. Thanks to all for getting it together.

Kitchen stuff all goes under front passenger seat. These seats can be easily removed to convert back to original seating if we wanted to have the convertible bed, but we have no need for that and find this configuration much more convenient.

Rear seat storage. I removed shelf above water tank to open up more room. We keep soft items here and has a fair amount of space above tank.

Dinette mode. Both dinette seats swivel

Might as well put one in the back too, seeing how that is where I spend a lot of time at Anchor. Much better for the back.

One for the First Mate Too

Tempress Pro-Bax Orthopedic Seats. NICE! Made in USA

Yes , thanks Peter and Judy from us also. That was very informative and answered many questions for me. We will either have to stick with what we have or get both the Raydome and Plotter at the same time. That plotter looks really nice though. I might have to shake out my piggy bank.

Harvey That is the same thing I am thinking. Is this the one you are looking at? https://www.raymarine.com/marine-radar/ ... /quantum2/

I too have been contemplating upgrading some electronics. We have Raymarine C80 with Navionics, Radar and older auto pilot. We have a Garmin stand alone Depth sounder/fish finder that works very well. Also a Samsung Tab 10A android tablet with Navionics subscription. The thing I would like to...