RBuffordTJ
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What a great rig! I love what you did and the graphics finish it up nicely!
Bufford in Orlando
Bufford in Orlando
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Froggy
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Thats great looking! I was sweating it out with the graphix, but it all starightened out as it dried!
FishinFL
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The boat is looking awesome, the graphics look good. It is really coming along. =D>
Queencitybassman
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Nice job man dow did you do that bass is it a spray or a decal?
cali27
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Hey, your project is looking great. really like the front dry storage. Would your friend be interested in making me up a decal for my boat, obviously for cash?
Why did u need the numbers on it? Do I have to do that with a 1436 with a 9.9, or is it only 10hp or over.
Why did u need the numbers on it? Do I have to do that with a 1436 with a 9.9, or is it only 10hp or over.
BaitCaster
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Queencitybassman said:
It's a custom made decal.
BaitCaster
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cali27 said:
Yeah, my buddy would probably be happy to do up a decal for you. I will PM you his email address.
You need to register yout boat if it is over 10hp. My motor is 18hp. Even if your motor is below 10hp it's not a bad idea to register. I am told it is a good theft deterrent. It doesn't cost anything.
Queencitybassman
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Hey baitcaster could you pm me his email too
cavman138
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man that decal work is sweet
FishinFL
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Baitcaster, Ditto on the sending a PM for me with the address to the decal dude, [-o<
fender66
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Where did you get the deck lids? I've been looking for something similar. Thanks.....great job too!
BaitCaster
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fender66 said:
www.greatlakesskipper.com
You can get similar hatches at Cabelas and Bass Pro but Great Lakes Skipper has better prices and selection, and they ship really fast.
Cheers,
BC
Nevillizer
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Looking pretty good. Like the graphics. 
I know you asked the question of baitcaster, but a bimetal hole saw (standard hole saw from Lowes/Home Depot), does quite nicely. Once you get the pilot bit in, tilt the drill a couple of degrees, so that the saw is cutting at a very slight angle. Gets it cutting only one portion at a time, and does a fine job.
BaitCaster
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bassboy1 said:
Yep, I used a hole cutter for the rear seat. On the front hatch I used a jig saw with a very fine metal-cutting blade. I finished the hole with a Dremel and sanding wheel.
wvmedic
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BaitCaster if you don't mind my asking, what body of water do you fish? I like to fish the west arm of Nippissing and was wondering if the boat would handle it.
Jeff
Jeff
BaitCaster
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wvmedic said:
I try to stick to the smaller lakes. However, I have had it out in some pretty heavy chop. You just need to be smart and go slow when the wind kicks up.
wvmedic
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Thanks Baitcaster.
Nice ride bait caster! I once had the same boat with the trolling mtr mounted on the bow like yours except i bought some thick metal angles from home depot that i put side by side and a 2x4 behind for gapping.never let me down, yours is really nice! now you need a stereo maybe for while your cruising to the sweet spot at full throttle. I forgot i wanted to ask about that reward sticker on transom whats the deal with that looks like its from bass.
