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I also have an engineering degree and apparently you did not read my initial thread post. While it may not be it's optimal installation, it certainly cuts down convective heat. Because of the shape of my livewell, I would have had to cut rigid insulation into multiple pieces just to pass it...

I'm sure the thicker your insulation, the better. I was in need of something that could be mounted internally since my livewell is exposed.

Works like a charm. I installed a livewell timer on it too. It now keeps crappie alive for over 6 hours in high 80 degree temps. They are all still lively when I get home with them. Keeping fish alive for over 30 minutes in the summer was tough before the modifications.

20 lbers are perfect starter fish. They'll get in the holes when they are nesting. That usually runs June/July here in Kentucky.

The yellow one was 60 lbs on the money. I'm 6'5 @ 260 so you'll have to trust me on the weight. It kinda throws things out of perspective. :lol:

Time for a bit of myth debunking. Firstly, we release over 95% of the fish that we catch. We keep the occasional small fish or one that accidentally got a gill busted in the fight. That's not many. I think it was one fish this year out of the 70 or so that we caught. We did keep some in the...

Zip tie it at the bottom and again right under the head leaving a somewhat slack line between the two to ride up the outside of your bracket.

I always take mine off too. They have simple plug in the back.

Plus minus 1/8" I would say. Most brackets are slotted so you can adjust the height as needed after drilling the holes.

Covert MP6

Regular carpet tape might work.

Sounds like a ground or a bad connection at the motor. If the solenoid is clicking, that pretty well rules out the switch.

Probably 2 different hubs from only having one replaced in the past.

Could be a spun hub. Could also be the throttle stop on the carbs is adjusted in and not allowing WOT.

This is what I would do as well. In a pinch, you could weld angle on either side with one leg over the top.

Nice fish. =D> Looks like that small one interrupted happy hour.

:?: Looks to be some fishing going on, alright.

https://www.attwoodmarine.com/store/product/Seat-Mounts01234 https://www.attwoodmarine.com/store/product/Deck-Slides My boat has something similar to the "bench style" mounted all the way across the front edge of the rear deck. You can just tilt the seat(s) forward and slide them all the way...

https://www.mgs4u.com/shallow-water-boat-anchors.htm

Up to 1500 lbs would cover a pretty good sized boat. Neat deal but those things are way out of my price range for an anchor. Even the accessories are insanely expensive. A manual spud pole would be a lot cheaper for basically the same thing.