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I never had that problem, mine came back out pretty easily

Link your safety chains together and use a 5 foot piece of 2x4. You put the end through the chains and push against the surge actuator, works great.

Anchovies, chartreuse Rhys Davis teaser head

The other option is the sonarphone for $150, but it has a max depth of 240 feet http://sonarphone.mobi/navionics

If your already using a tablet for navionics I would pick up a Raymarine Wifish, I think they're about $200 http://www.raymarine.com/view/?id=11201

A hull extension will definatley give your more stern lift, either way you're gonna have a huge back deck and that'll be sweet fishing machine.

No issues with the mounting height with a flush pod, it's just nice to get the power head a little further out of the water. Also extending the hull will change how the boat rides while on the step, might be a good or bad change, depends on the weight distribution and pod size. Always...

If mounted higher than the bottom of the hull the prop runs in less turbulent water, therfore is more efficient. This also allows for the engine to be mounted higher out of the water, by about 1 inch per 12 inches of offset. Just make sure the offset is enough to allow the engine to trim up...

Spent last week in Bamfield, there seems to be lots of fish around, but they're not hitting the gear very hard. If you put in your time though there's lots out there. Fleming and Witlestone seemed to be the best spots inside for springs, watch the seals at Witlestone though. All in all a...

Spent last week in Bamfield, there seems to be lots of fish around, but they're not hitting the gear very hard. If you put in your time though there's lots out there. Fleming and Witlestone seemed to be the best spots inside for springs, watch the seals at Witlestone though. All in all a...

I fully agree!

Post #3 also shows the hook facing the hollow of the spoon with the small flasher opposite

Thanks, they were much appreciated :)

I'll take all of them if they're still available.

A 5bc is a compact disposable 2lb dry chem fire extinguisher, they're abou $30 at canadian tire

There is already an LNG liquification facility in Ladysmith. Its not a huge capacity, but it is here already.

Sockeye are open in area 23, 4 per day see the regs http://notices.dfo-mpo.gc.ca/fns-sap/index-eng.cfm?pg=view_notice&DOC_ID=158793&ID=all

I don't think so, their Facebook page is still active, but it looks like there may be something wrong with their website, google is warning that it has malicious software on it.

It does say 2.5kg shipping weight, so maybe it's a whole box of them?

Are you interested in trade? I have a Grady White, Marlin 300, I'm interested in downsizing, Jake I can be contacted at pjgrypma@shaw.ca