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depends on what you want it for. The ten ft jon should be a lot lighter. I had a ten foot I used for duck hunting ponds /swamps/marsh and there was nothing better,. It was very light and easy to pull up on shore and bogs, plus with my 8 ft box and with the tail gate down nothing hung out of the back...

Eagle Lake has some

We put a 8 inch on a 2008 285 xl last year and it helped a lot. I know its not a ten but its more than a 6 inch

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After reading that article I have to wonder if they actually thought of what the consequences' could be all at the expanse of restoring north America to what it was 13,000 years ago. Should humans also go back to living in caves? Maybe there was elephants here 13,000 years ago, but over that time fa...

Fosters also does good work!

What were you doing cruising around Marble rock road??


Looks good!

They both serve a purpose you just have to look in the mirror and honestly ask your self what kind of fishing will I be doing most of the time. While yes talons do work exceptionally well at launches they do serve a purpose while fishing. For example if you know you have a fish on a certain piece of...

Im assuming you have checked to see if the bulbs are burnt out. A lot of times corrosion is the issue.

Have you ever heard anyone talk about paddy's pond? You would need atv, but you also did mention you didn't mind walking....30 min from k-town very quiet. I think it may have what your looking for.

This sounds strikingly similar to the state of Loughborough. When they opened Loughborough up for winter trout fishing again it was clear there were starving fish in the lake, huge heads and skinny little bodies, and also full of soft plastics. It was common to catch them up in 4-5FOW cruising aroun...

not sure...near arnprior?

hook&shoot,
I think I may have heard about that, where in the highlands are you talking?
orrsey

I have had this same problem before, and have tried a lot of different solutions (not really solutions). If the crack is in an area that flexes like in the bottom of your boat then an epoxy likely wont last long and end up leaking or cracking. I would say your best bet is to have it welded.

orrsey

if you venture down to the east end i would go about it very carefully. There are a ton of shoals, and on top of that nothing is marked. Many many motors are wrecked yearly.