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(416rigby) Sunset on Chiniak Bay, Kodiak
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- Category: Kodiak, Alaska scenery
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I closed in the shelf with oak and added the stereo and weather instruments. Will upgrade to a new DSC radio later and cut it in on the right side.
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- Category: Foggy Dew Projects
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New canvas April, 2007
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- Category: Camper Canvas
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Daughter Laura visiting from Vancouver, BC. Her first Gulf of Mexico fish, an Amberjack.
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Here are some photos of the live bait well plumbed into the port laz by the dealer for the previous owner. The clear hose with check valve on the left is the intake for the manual bilge pump. This photo shows the bait pump with bronze through hull and valve.
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- Category: Old livewell
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Table Cover and Flooring Options
Photos tiles are pretty cool for the table, and easy to do. Take a pic of your boat and order the tiles online.- 416rigby
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- Forum: Cabin, Interior
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We're still kicking
Haven't checked in here in a long time. We're still alive and kicking, still boatless. Probably will remain so for the foreseeable future, fishing here being cut back so much. Hope everyone is having fun and being safe. Cheers, Rick- 416rigby
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- Forum: General Chat
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C-Byrd - Byrdman Returns
Geeze, Patrick, you're not going to be far away from us! We should get together sometime and catch up.- 416rigby
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- Forum: General Chat
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Sequim and boating areas
Right along the outside of Ediz Hook in PA is good for kings, the yellow PA buoy eastward to about the tip of the hook for silvers. This is about 5 miles out from the hook. Most folks troll for salmon, but plenty of guys mooch or jig. Can't make it for dinner, but I'm sure you'll get some good...- 416rigby
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- Forum: General Chat
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Relocating to Port Angeles
Nice chatting with you today, Jeff. I predict you guys are going to have a lot of fun here. Rick- 416rigby
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- Forum: General Chat
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2004 22 Cruiser, $39,500 (Port Angeles, WA) - Da Nag!
Geeze. Some people will do anything to fund a new airplane. :lol:- 416rigby
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- Forum: Marketplace Reference
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"River Horse"
You're bang on, Pat. I'll be blunt: I'd say the book is just plain awful but I didn't make it very far into the book for the very reasons Pat mentioned. It's like the guy's goal is to show you how many obscure words he can use. On second thought, I'll say it. It is just plain awful.- 416rigby
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- Forum: General Chat
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A Friend in Need, A Friend Indeed
...and another one. Best of luck to your pal, Roger.- 416rigby
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installing downrigger
I used a backing plate of 3/4" plywood and through bolted with large washers. I strongly recommend swivel mounts, they're far easier and safer than the fixed mounts. Rick- 416rigby
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Underwater egress, Coast Guard Training
I've many a ride in the 9D5 dunker. We used to have to do it every 4 years (for helicopter aircrew) but they changed it some years ago to a 6 year interval. Great fun. Rick- 416rigby
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anyone ever use this system?
We did it just as Jack describes but we never adjusted the line length because we always fished for halibut in 80-100 feet of water in Kodiak. We kept the line and anchor in a plastic laundry basket in the cockpit. There was no need to go fwd. Just drop the anchor over the side from the cockpit...
