Recent content by nomadcruiser53

Thanks for the info. Your a great bunch. Dave

I'm thinking about getting a 9-11 foot RIB with a 9.9 hp 4-stroke. I like the idea of the hard bottom inflatable. I'd be looking at towing it on longer trips and was wondering if anyone had info on what it's like to tow an inflatable. What kind of speeds can I tow at? Will I see a decrease in...

We've been going out for over 30 years. If you need any gear in Ucluelet, Pioneer Boatworks is owned by a friend, and is a great place to shop. Have a great trip.

I was in Ucluelet last week and the salmon were just starting to bite. Bottom fishing was looking good also.

I'm burning 1.8 - 4.5 GPH between 7-22 knots with 2.8 GPH at 14 knots being my norm if i'm not in a hurry.

The # doesn't work in the search, but if you search for a 2006 capecruiser it comes up.

The Yachtworld listing # is: 75385-1929781

Might be old news, but I see a 2006 23' Capecruiser on Yachtworld for $54900. It's in the Washington area. Dave

I'm 330 lb. and had my heart set on a CD22. Got on one at the boatshow and it just didn't fit me, so I went with another boat in the end that I love. The CD is a great boat and if it fits go for it, but i do recommend trying one on for size first.

Halibut daily limit in BC Canada is 1 from April to May. It's 2 from June to Dec.

Another one is... http://www.bcfishingreports.com/

You could try... http://www.fishtactics.com/ReportsMain

You can also get the small solar panels that keep your batteries charged all the time. Pretty handy. Dave

They have a higher fat content and that makes them great for candy smoking.

Great info, thanks. Dave