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Not saying that you would do this but I have seen people remove the carb/carbs, clean them thoroughly and then hook the same gas tank right back to the cleaned carbs........ Of course within a minute or two they are right back to where they started......

If McMaster-Carr doesn't have it you really don't need it.......

I've lost dead ducks to Eagles when they drift away but I've never lost a fish!!

I've had both, Bimini AND T tops, I much prefer a Bimini since it doesn't permanently alter my height requirement. Personally I feel the Bimini offers more shade and rain protection due to being "shorter" than a T top. But that's just ME......

Kis, my condolences on the worms (they would have died anyway in the belly of a Bream) and congratulations on saving yourself. My outlook on cell phones: It's for MY convenience, I'll turn it on when I need it and not a damned second before. If you have called or texted it will still be there...

A guy on one of the smaller lakes I fish just got a new Merc Electric. I saw him come out of a cove and pulled beside him and we talked about it while running. Here's the "kicker:, he didn't have any way to measure speed so I took his phone and downloaded a speed app. He took the phone back and...

To ME vinyl is like sitting on a Teflon fry pan, ALL of my seats have heavy, breathable canvas and are really comfortable. I tried one of the Millennium's but didn't get the comfy "cushion" of my original seats. Once they "stretch" out they seem as hard as a brick....

Personally I wouldn't own a boat WITHOUT a Bimini, life's too short to bake your brains out while trying to have a little fun....

Carver Canvas in Greenville SC will build you a top using whatever hardware you want. You have to order through iBOATS, they will not sell direct any longer.....

I tried the filming and posting and found myself spending more time screwing with the GP than fishing. One day I said to myself, "what's wrong with this picture"?? So I opened a beer, pondered the situation, put the GP back in it's case and went back to FISHING. Posted the GP for sale, sold it...

Every once in a while the sum of the parts will exceed the value of the whole..... You may be at that point.

I promised them both a trip to the lake next week..... they seemed pleased....

I have a FIRM policy about boats, unless I wired it I strip ALL wires out and rewire EVERYTHING myself. Always home run to my fuse panel, I never use in line fuses................ but that's just me...... Life is too short to chase electrical gremlins that someone else left behind..... And...

When I buy a boat I start a "file" and add all of the papers related to that craft. Titles, receipts, etc. etc. When I sell that boat it goes to the new owner, after that there's no telling what happens......

Does your stereo have preset AM/FM stations? If so the memory pulls power 24/7.

I believe I suggested that solution in post 11 back in April......

2 Coffee breaks??? Sounds like the 6 pack air filter change on my pickup..... LOL...

A lot of "houseboats" are actually built on a barge hull for the size and stability. At least that's what I have seen on most lakes in the mid west areas.

Think about using RAM mounts. They have endless possible combinations and are much sturdier than they look. I used one on the Little Boat (it was the most logical choice) and am surprised by it. Glad I tried it...... DUH...... never mind.....

"Cruise" several Marina's and see what's there for ideas..... The trip cruising them could be an adventure in and of itself......