Recent content by jordanclarke

I dont have a arch i was thinking to mount one light in the center of the roof.

Hi there. I'm looking to mount one light to point onto my rear deck. Does anyone have pics of there deck lights and of the wiring just looking for mounting and wiring ideas. Also does anyone know what brand and size the stainless thru hulls are from the factory to the bilge pump. Lastly...

Thanks I'm making head way I like To complete projects in the winter, I spotted the net holder idea on another post and I really like it. Cheap to do just need a 15degree stainless rod holder. This way the wet net is not dripping on your head or gear. Plus having the net forward helps avoid...

So far I have only been in like 1.5' chop and to be honest with trim tabs it seem to pound less the some of my welded aluminum boats. A 18 Hewescraft being so light they pound a fair bit. I'm hoping with the trim tabs It won't be a by deal

Thanks Mike if you speak with Steve he has the Dimensions need for the c dory rear deck. I also put a mat that runs down the walkway in my c dory Steve # 1 778-800-9928

I don't think anything will slide on this stuff it will hold things very well and protects your deck from coolers or downrigger ball holders

Ya I'm talking about myself and 2 others, fishing gear, clothing and full fuel and food for4 days. On the way home will be little food but lots of fish and ice.

Fish blood and wine things like that will not stain and wash right through. They have some videos on there websites.

I paid $275 candian for the rear deck. Yes it's one piece and they can seem it so they can make it as wide as they like. I'm not a expert this was the first time I have bought it and it was easy to do yourself. I ordered from boatmats.ca

Yes it is one piece I cut to fit my deck was very easy took about 1 hour

The deckadence is sits in the floor the backing is designed not to slip and it really works I couldn't be more happy with it. I will pm you pm u the price

Yes I have trim tabs so those should help

I will not be towing a dingy so that should help my speed I hope to Cruz at around 15 to 18 mph something like that

Was the 15knot pulling your dingy or with it on the roof? I hope to be able to Cruz at around 15knots when Im loaded up so I will make sure I have the right props. It sounds like weight will not be a issue.

The 5' waves are not common but in the burke it can get rough it was a head sea. More times then not it's only 2' chop