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Seems expensive, about 53,000 Can. plus trailer plus taxes plus transport. Do those boats have enough freeboard? I like the looks of Pursuits/Tiaras.

https://vancouver.craigslist.org/van/bod/d/north-vancouver-east-central-2006/7725009890.html Sweet.

It's West Coast boat por*n I guess.

https://vancouver.craigslist.org/van/bod/d/north-vancouver-east-central-26-hourston/7725009890.html

Where is this listed?

This might be it. https://mapcarta.com/24215760

https://www.westmarine.com/search?q=liquid%20rollers https://boater-supplies.com/product/marykate-liquid-rollers-trailer-bunk-boards-lubricant/ LR may be discontinued, but West Marine seems to sell it. I see there's another product around called Slydz-on that sounds similar...

You didn't try this? Just spray it on, and you won't have any problems with sticky bunks. I spray it on every year or so, and I have the same can I bought ten years ago when I bought the boat/trailer. Be careful unloading as always; don't unhook boat until its in the water.

If you're hugging the shoreline with your right rod pointing at the shoreline, what are you supposed to do about the guy who chooses to cross your bow from the port side? And the above diagram is 100% correct, but if the blue boat is also approaching another boat to his starboard, he probably...

There are a few clueless/messed up boaters. For example, a 24' aluminum boat with Alberta registration numbers came within a foot or two of trolling directly into my new kicker using the same clever navigational maneuver you describe, and I was against the rocks as my buddy yelled so I buried...

Do you bring your own food there and cook your own meals?

Leader length will change given what type of leader you are using? Was that 42" leader with 80 pound line? If I use 60 pound leader, would I not shorten my leader vs using 80 pound?

Cluck Cluck Buuck! How exactly does one fish/rig with these hen's teeth?

Okay, here are some newly rigged weapons. I used Mustad 95170 5/0 stainless hooks and glow beads in all but one. It's hard to find bigger inserts, but I like the glow beads in the white one. The 60 pound line is indeed stiff.

I've used these for fishing socs off Renfrew. How about for socs in Alberni Inlet? Otherwise, is anyone still using these for anything? Dummy flasher?

I used 50lb fluorocarbon, and it worked well, but the leader may have been a bit too long, longer than for regular hootchies. I think I'll try 40 to 42 inches this summer. I found some 60lb fluorocarbon I can try; it looks quite stiff. I'll post some images later when I get some bigger crimps...

Any thoughts on leader length for cuttlefish? Longer or shorter than hoochies? Other ideas?

Hi, I'm interested in purchasing if anyone has something for sale in China Creek?

Okay thanks!