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ive said it once and ill say it again street signs lmao

the best way that ive found to catch crappie is of course make a crappie rig with a couple of small jigs about 6 inches apart and they are particular to different colors so try many different colors but crappie like shelter like fallen trees, docks, and fallen trees next to docks lol. dont cast...

no sure what it is but check into a title 42 for the boat if you want to get it look on cl there are people on there that help people get titles for boats the average cost is about 75bucks hope that helps

thanks for the support on that dedawg i was just making the suggestion because most people have an old circular saw hanging around and most like some dull bits which work just fine on metal after they dont cut wood any more just turn em backwards just goes to show that there are many different...

you can make cuts in those signs using a circular saw or table saw if you flip the blade backwards it makes pretty good cuts just another suggestion if you wanna try it

i live in midwest city i like to go to draper and thunderbird because they are close and i fish for a little bit of everything whatever is biteing crappy, sandbass, and catfish mostly but on occasion i go to eufala put out jug line and then sandbass fish untill time to check the jugs

98 jeep grand cherokee limited 318 v8 love this jeep 114k miles on it

i just wanted to know if there were any oklahomans in this forum i havent seen any, and if so then where do you fish at

in oklahoma you dont have to register the motor if it is under 10hp and you dont have to tag or register the trailer and as far as the boat you have options of how to register: bill of sale (only if it is from the registered owner) and if you just acquired the boat you can title 42 the boat at...

im not condoning the theft of state property but old street signs are just a sheet of aluminum :wink: you could use one to make the floor thicker or even bend ribs into them with a hammer and a dowl rod

just fyi about fuel the ethenol gasoline mixes only have a shelf life of about 90 days but the regular 100% gas last longer in most cases

one thing you can is look up a local prop shop and take the prop to them and see if they will repair it the problem that you can run into is that you get too much prop for the motor you need to balance the two the prop dealer should be able to adjust the pitch of the prop also to give you some...

i used styrophoam to support my wood floor in my vhul works great

put one more piece of aluminum channel like this rivet to the bottom and then use bolts to the 3 problem points that you pointed out easy removal

no matter what you decide to do on the front deck one of the easiest ways if learned how to come up with a plan especially when you are working with tough angles and awkward measurements use cardboard to make a template and then you have a stencil to go off of you can build a whole false deck...

that switch panel has one power wire if i remember right from the battery and then you put female wire connectors on the outputs of the switches and a single ground to make the switches light up i think that is all that comes off of that switch panel is one red power wire and a black ground hope...

i have to say im partial to the v-hulls so i vote the v-hull the old v-hulls like are rated for about a 35-40 hp outboard they are tanks

you can make it a little easier if you use small electrical boxes the outdoor ones "carlon" is the brand name and pull string with the wires that will allow you too pull more wires if you need em

this is a picture of a 1950 larson

it looks like an old larson runabout