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Hoping to make our first Friday Harbor gathering also !

Greetings Terry, Was great running into you again in Valdez! Good to hear Raven has new owner and Reel Lucky has arrived safe! Hope COVID goes easy on you. Will look you up later August when the silvers arrive. till then, tight lines and get well. Dan and Irene

can't seem to get picture from desktop to reply. i do have img button just above this text box. but not sure how to get picture. could email you a picture if can't figure this out. would need email address

I to wanted a little cheaper route and cut up some 1 1/2" pvc. with some dry fitting of t's and90's came up with anice looking 5 pole holder. glued it and added some aluminum paint. from a short distance you couldn't tell the difference. didnt break the bank at about $25 and works just as well.

i also have a 5 gallon bottle set up like this with a 1 inch hose. i can use it to suck up a few gallons of water, if i don't want to get the inside of my shop vac all gunky. works great just dump out bottle

another easy method if you don't want to spend the money on a suction pump and have a shop vac. take an old stiff plastic bottle, i use 5 gal water bottle . find hose that will push tight into engine drain hole. drill hole same size near top bottle , shove hose 1/3 to 1/2 way to bottom inside...

We also would like to increase or cruising range. Presently have 2 - 12 gallon tanks, battery and bilge pump that fit under engine splashwell pretty well, but snugly.

We also would like to increase or cruising range. Presently have 2 - 12 gallon tanks, battery and bilge pump that fit under engine splashwell pretty well, but snugly.

thanks for the chart Marty. i would 2nd everything Noro Lim said. being an inland boating rookie i could use some of those red/green socks with a large P & S printed on them. thanks again for generously fixing us up with that camperback, it has made our c-dory camping very enjoyable! Dan & Irene

ak angler - where did you get your 24 gal saddle tanks from? were you able to get any foam back under the gunnels? thanks

as to the battery with the fuel tanks about all i could add is have snug battery connections. and more important i think a plastic battery box is very good idea to keep any loose gaffs, nets , or anything else metallic from making any unneeded sparks in that area.

our 93 16' angler has 2 12gal gas tanks and battery under splash well. they are all strapped down. not sure if came this way from factory ,but seems to work well. enjoy your angler. silvers in 3 weeks can't wait! tight lines. dan

i have had the gsp 1700 for the last year and have been very happy with it. was $399 after rebate.

might try member, Jack in Alaska, High Tide ll

just did my 45, just need to tap on it a little harder. there is a couple alignment pins that can be fairly tight. can lay 2x4 on fins/ cavitation plate and tap on also. just hang on to it cause once 1/8 - 3/16 apart you'll be loose

just did my 45, just need to tap on it a little harder. there is a couple alignment pins that can be fairly tight. can lay 2x4 on fins/ cavitation plate and tap on also. just hang on to it cause once 1/8 - 3/16 apart you'll be loose

Sorry Larry guess smoke would be considered additional flavor.

Daughter's favorite is smoked Yukon River KIng strips (squaw candy), oily but great! We like our fish smoked. Dip netted & smoked about 100 Copper River Reds (sockeye) this summer, not a hard smoke like the king strips, we brine for an hour and cold smoke for 6-8 hours, then package & freeze...

I try to use crimp terminals and butt connecters that are made with shrink tubing on my trucks and trailer. So after you crimp you add flame as with any regular shrink tubing and you end up with a much more weatherproof terminal or connection . More expensive at about 50 cents each, but much...

We've had little practice in Valdez (16 ft Angler), have had few problems. But -- We now have a sticker on dash saying : "Got bait ?" and "Drain plug in ?" It seems easier to launch at high tide since more of dock is floating. However, during silver season it's a zoo and probably more...