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I would suggest a remote control kicker motor without bracket. It will have tight clearances, but will work with tabs, without a tiller. Use rremote control box to shift and throttle, and tie the motors together with a removable tie bar mounted on front of motor bracket. I have had great...

New name

1993 Angler, C-Sik

Starcraft Chieftain with custom hardtop I built

Trying photoshopping a boat name

refinished and reinstalled

refinished and reinstalled

seacast fill

new anti-skid on repair

door refinish, sanded all laminate off, and repaint and reseal -- door latch mechanism corroded and could not be removed -- worked around as good as possible

seacast to replace balsa

big tank, big cockpit

new to me angler 22

Looks nice, but you need to be very sure that 6-7 knots is satisfactory speed. I would have a Ranger Tug, but after going at that speed foran hour, it gets unsettling to me if I want to actually get anywhere. Did it going into Bamfield one time when I had a coil go out on my boat forcing me to...

needing to remove and replace some waterlogged balsa core

IMG 2456

Hey Tom, Pro Troll recommends voltage on the order of 0.65 for salmon, and the following: Chinook (KIng) Salmon .600 volts Coho (Silver) Salmon .650 volts Sockeye Salmon .750 volts Kokanee Salmon .650 volts Halibut .450 volts * Laketrout (Mackinaw) .650 volts Rainbow & Brown Trout .650 volts...

I do not like it that low. With discharge low it makes water intrusion easier unless an upward loop is inline. Discharge pumps should not have checkvalves to prevent backflow

I have held it for people -- one time with a paypal deposit, and 1 time with just a gentlemans agreement. It was only for a couple of days though, and they always completed the purchase. You usually can tell how sincere the party is after a good conversation. I didhave 1 failure though!

The bilge pump mounted at the bulkhead drains out a rather low bulkheadfitting just above the pump. Water can siphon in throught that fitting since it turns downward into the hose from the pump. The solution is to run the fitting upward to the gunnel and then back down with a loop -- that...