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Cam Limiter on Suzuki 90 (2004)

The trim limited cam on my 90 is located right Below the bracket where the steering arm is Attached, in the center of swivel bracket. It is a black Plastic ring that is in the center of the bracket. I will try and post a picture. Robbi [/img]

Barry, Have a most wonderful day, and I too will raise a glass this evening in honor of this special day! :beer And Barry, I think now it is proven that you do have the power of bringing out the :hot . Thanks bud! Robbi

That reminds me of the time we had an Admiral, a General, and a neurosurgeon (army trained) help shoehorn a 389 Cadillac engine into the Allard J2 in our garage. The cardiac surgeon just gave directions. Like the other three really listened! I am sure in their minds it looked just as precise as...

Jim, Thinking of you and sending lots of positive energy your way. Also, thoughts and prayers sent to Nellie. May she be blessed with the best outcome possible. Robbi

The three boats were fishing boats, I think commercial trollers. In 1958 I would quess these were 25 to 35 foot wooden boats, maybe double enders with tall rigging used for stabilizing the boats in rolling seas. Here is an article about riding out the wave in one of the boats. There are some...

Snoqualmie Falls Black Frog Stout! :beer Yummy! No, and no. Not summer yet. Robbi

A few weeks ago I discovered Black Frog Stout at the local pub in Steilacoom. My oh My!!!!! A truly fine brew. :thup Thanks beer guys! Safeway for home supplies. Robbi

In Puget Sound/San Juans/east end of the Straits of Juan de Fuca, the pressure differentials between Seattle and Astoria and Seattle Neah Bay are far more meaningful for forecasting weather/wind changes than a reading (or trend) at your position. This makes a weather radio a better tool than a...

This is from the Humboldt State University's Earthquake Education Center. It has good information on preparedness. http://www.humboldt.edu/shakyground/ Robbi

This is a good article on Crescent City and why it seems to be a "tsunami magnet". http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-japan-quake-crescent-city-20110313,0,5296998.story Robbi

Bill thanks. This quake in Japan, although not the largest in the Pacific region in the last 60 years, (but massive) may become one that leaves the most lasting visual impact on us. I believe that there will be many videos of the quake, and as we have already seen, videos of the tsunamis in...

I just talked to my brother who is a long time slip holder at Everett. He was unaware of the meeting but now that he knows about it, will most likely attend. He has been more pleased with the Port during the last year or two, especially with the construction of the new docks and how they handled...

Dave, Way to go! You are truly an inspiration to us all. Look how you have impacted Bill, and that was before you did the stair climb! I couldn't come DOWN the stairs that fast! Robbi

Warren, You can bucktail with just about any big streamer fly, or a "bucktail" fly, which is a streamer fly tied with bucktail or polar bear hair. I sometimes use flies that have some foam incorporated into the body like a "mog" or a "popper". Most flies used are between 3 and 6 inches in...

Very cool indeed! :thup Robbi

Casey, here is a link to how to Bucktail for salmon. http://www.bcadventure.com/adventure/angling/protalk/thornton/bucktail/buck.phtml You don't need much equipment to catch a salmon on a bucktail fly. A salmon rod or a fly rod trolling a bucktail fly on or near the surface can attract coho...

Ken, You know about gaffs and WA. Duh. You are going into British Columbia! Sorry. You know that I would throw in an 8 wt with a floating line and do some bucktailing. Nothing like seeing the take. :shock: Robbi

Just an fyi, In Washington waters, you may not use a gaff hook except to land legally-hooked halibut, tuna or dogfish that are going to be retained. Robbi

Roger, Happy Birthday. 50/50, nice touch. I noticed that you didn't say that you rode a Half Century. Sounds so, well different. :wink: . Robbi