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Motoboss

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  1. Condolences on the loss of your Mother. Be well
  2. Now how can I justify new jigs when the ones I got at Christmas haven’t even got wet yet! hummm, but I could use a nice red craw set up……….. edit: site won’t let me login, requested password reset, nada signed up for new account, got nothing checked out as guest but it was slow edit, edit: finally got an email for account , all’s well Thank you
  3. Yes totally stand-able. Well, stable enough for me to stand with my poor sea legs and relieve myself over the side when needed if in a necessary scenario. Standing to fish is not a problem. In fact the more weighted it is (trolling motor, battery, cooler, tackle and rods) the lower it sits in the water, the more stable it becomes. Mine is the S13 model (square stern, 12’ 8”) This may convince you!
  4. Sounds like you’re on the right path!
  5. Gotta have a starting battery, electronics battery and two for TM. Personally I don’t connect electronics to either TM or cranking batteries as it (can) produces interference. I thought the Mega2 would connect to the Ultrex as they are both Johnson products. Plug-And-Play With Your Minn Kota Mounting MEGA Live 2 is easier than ever, offering mounting options that include placement on either side of a Minn Kota Ultrex trolling motor.
  6. My work out room. Improves flexibility, stability, strength, coordination and concentration. Occasionally my wallet 😆
  7. Congratulations on the boat! Let’s see; Power Pole anchor(s) Mega 2 Live w/FFSonar Helix 10 at helm Ultrex trolling motor 3 MillerTech LifePo4 100ah batteries Butt Seat for bow TH Marine jack plate (cause it your money) Assorted dock lines and a bumper or two Quality marine radio w/weather channel Quality road cover Swing away tongue (it makes a difference for room) I think that’d be a great start 😆
  8. I too geared down last year. My aluminum kayak (canoe) is much lighter, just as stable and roomier than my (sold) Old Town AP120. Usually grab my sling tackle bag, three rods and paddle and go fishing.
  9. My vote is a Sportspal Canoe . Solid light weight aluminum, big capacity, room for three easily or one adult and three kids, trolling motor compatible or easily rowed with oars. Boat weight is under 60 pounds, 40+ inch beam and unsinkable. Available from 11 ft. to 16 ft. both square stern or pointed ends I believe it would be a perfect fit for you alone, a friend or for taking kids out comfortably while being able to store outside, drag thru the woods or car top if needed. I use a Newport 55# thrust motor (26 lbs) with a LifePo4 battery (20 lbs) that are both easy to carry and install. Mine is a 1994 model that was stored outdoors and other than paint and foam was no worse for wear. Plastic would never last as long or hold up as well. There are many youtube videos, just google Sportspal Canoe Although I am 70 years old and biased……
  10. I’m 70 and feel 50! I fish at least once a week and play golf twice in the same week. Don’t smoke, drink and usually might work out lightly every other week. No major injuries and come from a 95+ year old family members DNA line. I’ve been fortunate. Or maybe it was the quadruple bypass in ‘21 that gave me my youth back! 😆
  11. ……….snacking,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,yeah that’s it, snacking edit; seriously, knowing when to say when
  12. @A-Jay I see 20 bait casters and 11 spinning!! That’s an uneven number of spinning reels, which my ocd would never accept an odd and even collection. Better pony up another spinning set up there soldier 🫡
  13. Positivity is 90% of the battle, I have experience with this and starring at your mortality is daunting. We all battle in life, some greater than others. Prayers for you and your loved ones. Strength in the Lord and Spirit . Fight hard
  14. 1/8-1/4 tube, 10# floro
  15. I agree. My number one method of fishing is the T-rig by a large margin.
  16. Pretty much this with your choice of variables
  17. I have cables on my 1956 canoe trailer but it only weighs 150#. If I were to change it would be chains. Indiana doesn’t allow cables since about 2000. All my boats have been chains. Master lock in the trailer coupler and pin lock in the receiver.
  18. Shimano. I don’t usually even consider price. If I want a specific reel I pay the cost. I was taught not to haggle over dimes, theres more to life than money.
  19. GLoomis IMX SJR 781 6’6” light/fast Shimano Spirex 15# P-Line Spin Braid w/10-12# P-Line Shinsei leader Casting is a IMX M/F 782c -Curado Bantam 10-12# Yozuri T7 fluro
  20. River’s up enough down here in Martintucky area. Geist oughta be doable. Should be nice enough for a jerk bait,,,,,just say’n. Have fun
  21. Where you fishing tomorrow? All the small waters around me are hard, but then there’s the river. I had a ‘98 Lund 14’, very similar design, with a 9.9 and it was ok. It was a bit tippy so sitting most of the time was the only comfortable way to fish it. Great river boat though.
  22. Congratulations, nothing like the thrill of your first boat! Have fun!
  23. Apparently OP is a bling monster! He’s got too many post about “nobody got no style” bs. Troll bait Darn it, he got me to respond
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