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Or just buy a waterproof radio.

Trolling with a tandem rig, either a hooche with a smile blade spinner or a wedding ring. One piece of corn on the front hook. The Kookes around the NW are much smaller than the ones that we used to catch in Colorado. Good eating though. No catch and release.

But not at a very good price point.

I can see a handie if you are running a small boat. It will just have some limitations. What’s your intention with the radio? For emergencies only, monitor radio traffic or talk to someone in a boat or on shore?

Mixed up a batch of Kokanee corn today. I used a recipe that a guy swore by last year and saw similar ones on line. - Drained Shoepeg Corn - Three cloves of minced garlic - Tuna oil from two cans of tuna, skimmed off the vegetable oil - skipped the McKenzie cure and just added a tablespoon of...

FYI - DON’T MESS WITH A KANGAROO. They can kill you with a few kicks.

She looks just like an exgirlfreind that I wanted to marry. Thank you Lord for looking out for me.

…and have a Gazillion dollars!

You will want a mobile, not a hand held.

If you need aluminum look around for an aluminum supplier. Most will sell to the public. Selection, quality and prices are typically much better than the box stores.

I had a Standard Horizon mobile that I kept in the kayak life vest. Nice padded pocket made for mobile radios. The external mic connector broke in less than a year. So your mileage may vary by model and use case.

ICOM has been around the longest and they also sell radios to the government, police, fire, amateur radio, etc. I’d buy an ICOM over a Garmin, Lowrance, etc. First thing is to check if the lakes that you fish have someone monitoring the marine band. Then look into features that make sense...

An upgrade that might be worth consideration is oil filled wheel bearings. No more worrying about packing bearings.

Call an injector shop to see if they can clean the injectors. Also try a different tank and fuel line. What liner did they replace? The impeller liner or the jet pump liner? Are you greasing the bearing on the jet pump after every use?

Manufactures commonly round the length to whole number. So a 1448 might actually measure a few inches shorter than 14 ft.

It looks like whomever originally assembled the trailer didn’t read the instructions. Perhaps the winch could be mounted where the pulley is currently located.

Tip over a bull and it might break that pastime quickly.

Got it. I’ve never gotten into raising cattle that much but, it sounds similar to hypnotizing chickens.

Sorry BoneDigger, I totally derailed your thread. Easy to do around here. :) Have you found a solution for the holes?

I don’t get it.