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well iodine is my grand dad's secret . . . for fish I felt it was time to share . . . apparently it was great for marinating baitfish, makes them smell more like they are actually pissing/pooping in the water. Dunno if it works for crab bait. 1 pound blocks of Monterey squid, drizzled with...

whoa WA only lets you keep 5? what pots and bait do you use? and give me the coordinates for your spot

prolly works for the physical condition as well . . . :|

that's the other thing, how do I copy a thread/post url?

also works good for staining the side of your C-Dory orange .......sorry I just had to

Does iodine work for crabs? I can't remember which pot I soaked my squid in iodine . . .

I need help deleting duplicate posts . . . I don't see where I can delete my own posts . . .

wow thanks roger . . . I had no idea there was such thing as a heaving line. A very good idea. And the dive ladder is also a great idea . . . Thanks very much . . .

thanks for the replies . . . I found out today after yesterday was too rough to venture out and pick the pots we set Sunday that you can store multiple MOB points and they do "come back" the next day, or the day after. A long press creates a MOB point and a short press creates a "Point 00012"...

that's wierd? double post? sorry about the image size, I will see if I can resize them. there we go :) It was too rough to pickup pots yesterday but today was much calmer. Our first pot had about 12 crab, all keepers but we tossed about half of them back due to size. About 4 fatties in...

it seems like a short press creates a point and a long press creates a MOB point . . . but doesn't an MOB point take into account vessel speed and current?

well if you have more than one Garmin device it's nice to have the map data on a cd or on a local pc . . .

I have a Garmin GPSmap 60 CSx as well . . . vg I'm not sure of the map data for Eastern Canada but the Western coast seems good to me . . . it helped me to find a pretty gnarly geocache the "Mouth of Peril" apparently I'm the only one that has ever found it and this was back in 2007 . . . N...

Does anyone know if the MOB points on a Furuno NavNet3D are stored after power down? No biggie, I guess I'll find out tomorrow . . .

by the time we had rigged and dropped our 3rd and last pot we had 4 in the first pot, about 40 minutes . . . only one was a keeper and he was a good half inch larger than keeper I used a Danielson pot kit from John's Sporting Goods, $40 each. The scrap brake rotor weights worked well after...

by the time we had rigged and dropped our 3rd and last pot we had 4 in the first pot, about 40 minutes . . . only one was a keeper and he was a good half inch larger than keeper I used a Danielson pot kit from John's Sporting Goods, $40 each. The scrap brake rotor weights worked well after...

okay thanks for that smitty . . . I get it . . . and i've got the smackdown from severeals. I'm going to temper my language whilst still providing images and perfluence.

I'm surprised . . .

Romeo November . . . congrats . . . Appears nicely over provisioned . . . It is really fun to meet forum members in real life. Nice bit of kit . . . Jeff

Some of you North Coasters should check my geocache @ Baranof . . . GC15TAX http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_de ... 303f313cc4