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Keep in mind powered watercraft arent allowed on the river in city limits. I run a 40 on my 18 foot and its enough for 2 but especially in runoff I would recommend a 60 if you are going to have 3 heavier people on board.

got my first riverboat last year, you are going to love it! sure beats paddling

what material are those made from? thinking I could make them out of lexan very easily, and they would be almost invisible too. I assume they attach via the intake bolts?

picked these up, installed them on plain treated 2x4s and love them. https://www.basspro.com/EZ-Slide-Trailer-Pads/product/1072/

just thought Id share a couple pics from last weekend up here in Canada my boat at the "launch" after a trip down the muddy road with most of the mud scraped off :lol: https://i787.photobucket.com/albums/yy156/rollinghillbilly/IMG558_zps93b48166.jpg and the aftermath, my new personal best lake...

awesome thanks again. I dont have any spare parts so I will have to wait til I get a new impeller before I get too agressive, managed to sharpen it in place so I will order a new one with the extras.

thanks I will give it a go. thinking about it it is in neutral so I guess I have to put it in gear to turn it :)

Trying to get the impeller off my Johnson 40 jet, Outboard jets says "It is usually necessary to bump the impeller counter clockwise on the shaft until the keyway is perpendicular to the flat, (centered over the flat)" my question is how would I bump it, tried tapping it but it doesnt move. is...

thank you very much, thats good to know. :)

another dumb question, what do you use to grease the bearing if you arent supposed to use a regular greasegun? Ive just been using my gun and loading the grease slowly. only got the boat last season so Im still learning, thanks

couple of my new to me boat I got this summer. 18 foot crestliner with 40 Johnson.

thats cool, I saw a picture of plates on the transom somewhere, I guess its something I will have to experiment with in the spring since my boat now has a couple feet of snow on it :( much as Im looking forward to the ice fishing season, I cant wait to get back on the river!

I do a lot of fishing by myself, and especially on windy days my 18 foot boat can get pretty squirrely on the front end. Kinda fun but a pain the the posterior as well. I was told to put a couple sandbags up front to keep it down, but being a redneck this is what I came up with, works great, and...

looks like fun!

I was anchored fishing for sturgeon one day this summer when a very big one jumped out of the water and T-boned my boat right in front of me, I almost went over the other side! they are amazing fish,saw 3 smaller ones jump yesterday but couldnt get any to bite. one more run this Wednesday then...

thought Id throw this in, Canada day weekend last July, 53 inch lake sturgeon at the time my personal best. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4R5o2Mutooc Canadas biggest and strongest freshwater fish, and my personal addiction! :LOL2:

headed out into the fog this morning. guys 3 hours north are already ice fishing but Im not done with the river yet! just a short video as I head down the river. worth the cold start as I ended up with a 12 pound walleye! :D https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wmPG59cqYDc

Thanks guys, I will post pics here and there, I tend to take a lot :D I got into our Lake sturgeon tagging program this year so Im hoping to get a lot more of them with the boat, I tend to fish a lot. Ok a whole lot !! I was hoping to get a few more days on the river but weve had quite a bit...

running back up the South Saskatchewan this October in my Crestliner, couple places we were in less than a foot of water. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gwDiRdkoezg

This video is shot again from my friend lynx, high water late May this year: start up the Oldman river, then down and through the channel above the forks over to the Bow river and down it to the junction of the two rivers. Down the South Saskatchewan a bit then turned around and back up the Bow...