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I used Marine GOOP in the bottom of the hobie, works well but will be hard to remove, the temp function on my transducer will work but only when the hull reaches the water temp which is after about an hour.

Tried through the hull?

dID I READ THAT THEY ARE LOOKING AT BANNING LIVE BAITS FOR FISHING?

I got a rubber template from a hobie dealer and used marine GOOP to encase it, works OK.

Well, we certainly bugged that up!

Syphon the old fuel, even premixed, and put it in the car and top up your motor, been doing it for years, you do not waste any, unless you are going to race at Le Mans it will not affect the vehicle, unless its a diesel!

I owned a small half cabin F/G that usually came fitted with a 30HP 4 stroke Honda outboard, I found that I could fit a 50HP 2 stroke Tohatsu as it was about the same weight. Best decision I ever made, at the time a lot of professional fishermen used Tohatsu for various reasons and I am sure a there will be a lot of views re 2strokes versus 4strokes, but for myself it was great, get up and plane with 4 on board was no trouble, no problems with it in seven years.

Im off to the snowy tuesday, net and dynamite if the lures and fly don't work!

I have a similar camera and being 74 I keep forgetting which buttons to push as on mine there are 3.

South Pacific make a good one, free fall, unlimited length of rope, good price.

Flotsam and Jetsan? Probably full of folding chairs!

Got to admit, your keen!

A good hose down after every fish, I spray with Lanox now and again, I think that a lock is a good protection against thieves but not recognised as a safety device if it comes off the tow ball, get another piece of chain and use a yellow d shackles as well. Works for me.

The rudder ones are OK, just pull the rope and it lifts out of the water.

Too hard for my wife and myself to keep loading and unloading, we are 66 and 72, so I decided to make the trailer, they sit on foam rubber works a treat, total cost of trailer with jockey wheel and spare, registered on road $900 the rest cost $299.50.