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Jerry, if you would like a ride out for Halibut next May let me know. I am looking forward to meeting the new owners and can hardly wait for Cathlamete this coming year. Have trailer will travel ;)

I second the opinion regarding the free publication. There is a Columbia River cruising guide with charts adn lots of valuable information that I would recommend as well. I have not seen many places as beautiful as tha Cathlamete area but I keep going back to Suavie Island. I haven;t been to...

Remind us where to send the pics?

Check the supply voltage for each device with both of them powered on. It sounds like a low voltage condition and you may need to put the Garmin on it's own dedicated circuit (I think I would do that anyway). Good luck and I hope this helps.

Awsome trip. Thanks for taking us along.

Nice haul Mike! If I drag my boat up will you show me the local ropes?

Wouldn't that make it tuff to use your boat in the winter? We have Sturgeon to catch and crabbing to do and Spring chinook is just around the corner...

Well I screwed that up. I wanted to change my shortcut but ended up adding a pic rather than editing a pic. Is there a way to fix that?

As always, very well done and a joy to read. Thanks for sharing :thup

Take apart the on off auto switch. I bet you find corrosion.

Mike, I used to make up the three rope bridles (or I should say buy them) until I started pulling Pilar's pots. They were tied on one side. They are far easier to pull this way. You need to be careful to position the rope on the same side as the escape hole so when you pull the pot the crab...

Well, this sure has been a heated. First I want to thank Mark for signing up and offering his side of the story. I am delighted with the boat he and his family designed and built. I feel he is an authority on the above mentioned issue regarding balance and I really like some of the features of...

Welcome Moldy! Moldy is shopping for a C-Dory in the greater Portland Oregon area. Welcome him aboard and lets help get him a boat :lol: :beer It seems someone done talked his ear off and he is ready to get boating.

I thought we needed a thread to welcome newcomers and those who might be shy over there in the corner... Pull up a chair and get to know us....

Jesse first Halibut

I am saving two of my precious remaining jars of Oregon Albicore Tuna so I can fix treats for El and Bill just in case I can find a way to afford to come. I sure regreted not being able to make it last year. This could be my year!

Hey, we are waiting for pictures! Gotta live vicariously you know....

"When you weith the toung make sure it is at the level you tow at. Also try raising it a couple inches and see what that does for you. The toung weight on my Angler is right at 500# and I was going to move the axel but as it is it dosen't fish tail or give me grief anymore so I have left it...

Make sure you seal any new penetrations in your roof. Sometimes when you check for fir you want to bolt on and go and forget... don't ask me how I know this... :mrgreen: Oh yea, and take a look every so often at teh drains for the windows. If they have crap growing in them flush it out so...

Welcome to the pub. Boat shopping is fun, enjoy the journey and let us know how we can help. Certainly looking over all teh members boats... or as many as you possibly can, will help foster ideas for your own. I look forward to your posts and to seeing pics of your boat ehrn you get it. I hope...