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Any roadkill will do just fine, raccon particularly. Just joking....well, kinda. If you had to pick just one, i think shad is hard to beat. I know someone who tested shad vs salmon andfresh chicken, putting the three pots next to each other. Shad always has done best with his testing. I think a...

How many of you use the bearing wheel hub kits? They seems more economic, & less messy. I am wanting to keep two of these in my vehicle full time for back up. Do you think these would be ok to use, or is it better to pack your own bearings the old fashioned way...

Wanting a general consensus on how often one should be checking or replacing trailer bearings on a single axle EZ loader trailer that takes an average of three dunks a month in saltwater and averages maybe 100 miles a month? Thanks

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I have removed and inspected every single screw that has penetrated the hull inside and out. The biggest surprise came with the factory gas tank brackets that are mounted to the floor. Every screw had been dipped in silicone with zero water penetration until I got to the last one. They must have...

Thank you constant craving. Your diagram looks simple enough, I like it. I appreciate your help.

Thank you all for the input. After reading everyone's responses I have decided the simplest solution is to add a second battery. While I have gotten by with just one battery for the last year without any issues, I must say its better to be safe than sorry. I will also discontinue the practice...

12V battery. I do have a meter. Great advice, I will leave everything on in my driveway and see how long it lasts.

While recently overnighting on the bay at anchor, I realized there was a potential of possibly wearing down my battery, losing power leaving me stranded in the bay. I currently have just one (1) battery. I will list all the items that this battery was running to paint the picture clearly for my...

I guess i could have been a bit more specific with my question. The wedges and wood are just for protecting the hydrolics. I was mainly referring to the bar type that hooks to your trailer type of transom saver. I have seen many big outboard motors bouncing around on highways flexing transoms. I...

I have a 22 cruiser with a new Suzuki DF90. I do not want the hassle of dealing with hooking and un hooking a transom saver if it is not needed. I wanted to know how many C-brats use them and whether or not I should be using one. Thanks

Among the many things on our shopping want list for our 22 cruiser, I have worked my way down to a roof mounted rocket launcher rod holders set up. Not wanting anything fancy, just a simple 5-6 rod arch. This is not a must have item, but would it would be nice to for storage convenience. With...

Thank you Thataway. If anyone has any ideas on how to find out about accessing this video, I would be thrilled.

1. What does the "C" stand for in C-Dory? ( i should know this, but i don't) 2. The legendary photos of the faCDory guys playing on the mighty columbia river bar are great. I have heard there is also video footage of this same outing. Is this true? If so, how can i find it? 3. Speaking of the...

I have been bottom fishing out of Tillamook 3-4 times a month, hoping to get in on Halibut and tuna through out the summer as well.

Well, i would love to see if it lives up to the hype. I have been hearing and reading about this for a few years. I have come to realize it just isnt going to be much fun without a pot puller. If anyone wants to keep me in mind for a futre trip, i will pay my part. I will then know if it lives...

Do any Brats in Washington go prawning? I have always wanted to try this but have never taken the plunge. We don't have any here in Oregon. I would take my boat up there and pay all expenses if some one with gear wanted to come aboard and give me a lesson.

I have always had an aluminum boat and have been transitioning to fiberglass maintenance and repair for only about a 6 months (since I bought my 22 cruiser last November.) With this in mind I would like to hear from everyone the simplest ways to make the various drilled holes through out my boat...

I mean "winch" :oops:

I was wondering what everyone considers to be the necessary weight rating for a trailer wench to handle 22 cruiser on a regular basis for the next 20 years. I am shopping around and would appreciate any recommendations. I also have been looking for a good bunk board guide kit that will hold up...