Search results

I am almost certain it will break 40 and probably do better than that... That fat old tomcat I repowered with those same 115s did like 44 mph with the 19p enertia props. It was a mega dog before with the 90 hondas. I bet you can make 45mph pinned and trimmed with the repowered whaler 22wd. The...

RPM is great to work with. Their customer service is super and pricing is very competitive. We have bought a bunch of engines and equipment from them.

It's not the paint. It's the lack of prep and the fact painting aluminum is not easy to do properly. Coastal craft does it right but those paint jobs are 50-100k. Chemical strip the paint off and acid etch it. If you Mechanically remove it there will be a profile on the aluminum. Maybe if you...

QCL hands down, not even a contest. Rivers is a short season and smaller boats.

Corrosion is still a real thing in the yamaha product line. It is certainly not hearsay, the Japanese outboards all suffer from it to some extent.

Mercury has a better Alloy for their blocks that is much more resistant to corrosion. I have yet to see a 150 merc with corrosion issues and the same cannot be said for Yamaha.

Used to occasionally get nice concentrations off Brock Island. Buy yourself a sabiki rod so you don't make a mess of the jig when it's stored.

Need to dump the merc pump and put in the sea star power steering pump. It only runs when you turn the wheel. It's the solution for the verado with a kicker problem.....

Tuna fishing is not about cost per lb.....its about the adventure. Fuel...you burn what it takes for the adventure......

Friend who works in the marine industry says 5 mil is even better than 3 these days.....never know what will go sideways........

Milbanke sound.......king pacific lodge or north king lodge a little further north. For your bday dates no other places I would book.

The economy version looks good for the price. No way am I spending 800+ for a Chinese made mooching reel. Better options here in that range which support local.

Just found a few photos from the mid 2000s....this one was a cool looking fish out of the grease hole. Still have a few of the custom 15' drift rods I built. Loved bottom bouncing way out there. The takes were so explosive.

Ok guys looks like I have to go find some photos and add to this thread. I for sure have less time on the T than most here but wow what a river. Back with more soon. Please keep the pics and stories coming it's so cool to see all of it.

Fished it in the 90s with my dad. Cool river, got my first hatchery steelhead there. I think we averaged like 5-10 fish a drift on the lower river. Then Fished it out of my own boat in the early 2000s, caught some more steelhead......haven't been back in 10-15 years or so. Really cool river with...

I've tried, 3106 and 4110 have not broken but been abused. I fell down a hill on the Thompson and broke my 4120......I also did in a 3113 slapping the tip in the water really hard....

I 2nd the jack plates. They work so well. Gets you right in the sweet spot.

There u go.

This is what Brian Babcock has to say about brown-blue-green sages..... You may have stated this "numerous times" but you're still wrong. Not sure who you spoke to at Sage but I was actually there when the decision to change the colour was made. Can I say this any clearer - THE NEW GREEN...

Buckt list stuff! I miss steelhead fishing that's for sure.