Recent content by edge540

Good times, She will never forget driving the boat =D>

=D> =D> =D> I was gonna suggest that :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

I always bleed them as soon as I kill them. Ill usually gut them and pull the gills out. If you clean them well and then throw them on ice the meat is better. You dont have to but you get better quality meat if you do. Also never let them soak in the sink, they soak up water and you get mushy...

Alot to consider: If your credit is good you can get long term loans and pay a small monthly for alot of years. But if your not in that bracket then the interest will add a huge amount to the final tab. If you know what you want and have had a few practice boats then Id say go for it. If not...

i have an edge 55, there atleast 10'

I hear ya but lets be real, If you drive around all day and burn $50 in gas to buy a $21 mat for .50 I think you lost. :roll:

X2!!!!! Freakin tards, Its like putting you kids in a car seat. You dont plan on getting in a wreck but..... A boat without flotation can go down in seconds. :shock:

Um Really? Its a freakin bluegill, there are lots of names for the lil buggers. Pumpkin seed, Brim fut not croppie. There awesome when fishing with the kids. =D>

You can only do so much, I have gaps on mine but nobody but me can tell. If you can, paint whatever is under the carpet the color of the carpet. Just do it, its just a boat and once you take it out fishing a few times the carpet will be the last thing on your mind. Like grandpa used to say "Rub...

Glad to represent the NW :D I used a #8 kit and coated the whole bottom. I buried a row of rivets the length of the boat under a 1/4" of epoxy though. Id say #2 might not be enough for you but its all up to how thick it is. Do you have a specific leak that your trying to cover? You might be...

Nothing against those using foam rollers but: I hate foam rollers, They dissolve in rustoleum and are not what I would use. I use the disposable 1/4 or less nap rollers. There $1.99-$2.99 with a disposable tray at home depot. The big trick to rustoleum is to roll it on really wet and keep...

Nice Score! :lol:

Yea ill be taking him fishin soon :LOL2: Lights are just a collection of license plate lights that I had. I drilled the top of the hood on some of them to let more light out of the housing. Seem to work well, I can upgrade the bulbs to led later.

How did you swing that? ($11) Mine was $35 from cabellas but my walmart was same price :(

Nice Project, Cute Cap'n :wink: