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After installing the new name I took the Cape Cruiser(C-Therapy) out for her first of many fishing trips. Great day on the water and a nice limit of fish and chips with my brother. Of course he caught the one I am holding. Mine was 27" and his was 35". Side by side his could have eaten mine...

Yep. Thanks for the direction. Some dead tube lighting up under the gunwale. Have a great day and Go Zags!!!

Thanks. I will go do a little poking around. I have only messed with them during the day so I may have missed them coming on(if they exist). Thanks[file:///C:/Users/Larsen/Desktop/Cape%20Cruiser/0226211345.jpg][/img]

Does anybody know what the switches do on the outside of the cabin just under the roof overhang. There on both the port and starboard side at the back of the cabin. I will try to add a couple of pics. I follow the wires and then they disappear into a large group and I am lost from there. I...

Southern border is open. Just walk across. Think I will just head north and fish this weekend. :wink:

Knew this one wouldn't last long. Congrats

Had 3 in stock, so I bought 2. Figured I would leave one for the next C-Brat. :wink: Worked well and nice to have a functioning window. FYI $30 apiece...

Now that you mention it, the original comparison was really 6 blades vs 4 blades Wink Laughing Sandy, did you mean 8 vs. 6? Guess when we are talking twins, those would be the numbers. Good catch.

It will be heading to Virginia to enjoy life on a 26' Venture. Will get great use on another C-Brats boat. Thanks for all the advice. Such a great resource here.

Congrats on the new rigs! 2021 is starting out right. For your first boat bigger than an 18' canoe. You did well. Now let the priceless fun begin. :thup

Not sure it would make a big difference in bite with twins on the back? Already two props in the water digging. I would bet that it would make a bigger difference with a single. I need a new prop, the stock prop on my 115 yamaha has a little corrosion where it makes contact with the thrust...

Success. Only took about 30 minutes once I found out what worked best for me. Heat gun, Sharpened putty knife, wedges and hammer. Went really well and not much damage to the boat or swim step. Cleaned out the holes and will go stuff them with some MarineTex. Then time to swap my kickers. 2016...

If I take the swim step off, it will most likely stay off. Not much swimming for me up here in the PNW, and one more thing to catch lines and net fish around. If I happen to end up in the water? Lower unit will be my step :wink:

I want to install my kicker on the port side for better balance and would be mounting back about 6" on a bracket. This will give room for the handle on the kicker and room for the new trim tabs I am planning on putting on. I removed all the bolts and was hoping to just lift up or push down on...

Ferndale WA to Edmonds WA. Maybe 200 miles round trip. :thup

So much here to go through on trim tabs but I haven't seen a comparison between these two. I am going to be purchasing trim tabs for my '06 23' Cape Cruiser and want to make the best call. I can only get away with the 12" wide by 9" long. That way my kicker wont come in contact with it while...

Awesome site. Have been looking for this for 2 days. Should have searched here first. Hope they still have them to sell to me. :thup

Went out and snapped a couple for you. No name on them that I can find but they are adjustable and I will be swinging them up a bit. Congrats on the new boat! Did you go with the 150 on the back?

Good pic in the water. Hope the state will let me chase some salmon. Sure missed out on blackmouth this year at least up north... Here is a nice pic in the water.

Try to add a couple more pics. Yamis on the back 115 and 8. Has the Wallas stove, radar, fresh water washdown, autopilot on the 8hp and shore power to name a few items.