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Hmmm,,,,, maybe there is just something lost in translation. 21 kilograms equals 46 pounds?

Wow!! I've wanted to catch a musky since I was a lad. Good for you!!!! Closest I've gotten to fishing in 2013 was putting new line on a couple of reels last night.

I spoke to my employee and confirmed. When you register and pay your dues, you as a co-angler are placed on the waiting list. As the boaters register, they get paired with a co-angler. If you are the first on the list, you are the first to get placed with a boater. He expressed the importance...

One of my employees took the plunge last year. From what I understand, it's all based on where you place in the ratings. If I'm not mistaken, the top rated co-anglers can be assured of a ride, but the lower rated guys go on a wait list and don't know until the last minute. I believe he also told...

I sat down and did some research today, and I think this one will be may basic inspiration. A Lund 1625 Rebel. While my boat is not near as wide, I should be able to come up with a close interpretation of the rebel.

Watched the video,,, that's pretty cool. My boat is not exactly the same, but dang close. It's a Starcraft.

At near 280 pounds, I find that I can put a serious stress test on seat pedistals. Any of you big fellas got a first hand recommendation on seat setups that wil take a load? - Jason

I like #4- accent lighting under the gunnels,,,, awesome idea that I'd have never thought of!!

As I was looking at the pictures, I was thinking the same thing. I'll definatley be "borrowing some ideas for my Starcraft.

Wow!! What a clean looking setup! I like it a lot!!!

That's looking pretty sweet!

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Greetings from South Carolina! Well, my name has been on the title of this Starcraft boat twice. When I first bought it, it had a full windshied and dash where the front seat is now. It also had the classic back to back seats. Step one was to open up the front for fishing, not cruising. The...