Recent content by Pni_fisherdude

Flounder is definitely an option and can be quite good I have heard(I have only caught one off the sandlake side). I would definitely go into pacific city and cast spinners at the bridge or the boat launch for Chinook.

Just be sure to connect it to the correct post or it will smoke the wires in a heart beat. 👍

If you are able to determine if the Guage needs "power" or "ground", you can then find a post on your ignition switch that provides what it needs, when the key is in the "on" position. I would then imagine it is as simple as putting a ring terminal on the wire and putting it on that post. In my...

If there are other guages, lights etc... That turn on with your key, you can hook it up to the same wire.

My brother used to work there and he said the website is the biggest piece of junk on the planet earth. You might just have to make a new profile.

You have to make it yourself.

Chinook 100%

Sounds like your mixture is too lean. Try to get your mixture more rich and that should bring your idle down as well. When you put it in gear, it sounds to me like there is not enough fuel for the added load on the engine.

You do not want to apply the wetlander on top of the coat it. You need to remove all of the old coat before applying the wetlander. We used a torch for burning weeds in your lawn to soften the old coat. It made it a lot easier to remove. Wetlander will not adhere to any other coating properly and...

Ya I believe there are directions that come with as well as on the website. This stuff is super slick. Make sure you have someone holding the bow line when you disconnect the winch hook, cuz that boat will not wait for permission to get in the water.

You definitely want to wait for warmer weather to apply it as it takes like a week to cure in warmer weather. This summer will be the 2 year mark for my drift boat and I think I will reapply only because I want to keep a good coat on there. We float a lot of low rivers and have pushed over a lot...

I now own 6. They are super nice reels. If you can find the older models somewhere for cheap you should snatch them up. Aside from being smooth: 6.2-1 reel ratio with 40 inches of line being picked per rotation of the handle, this is super nice for any bobber fishing. The faster you can get...

Ya he complains about that too. The wrap was on it when we bought the boat and decided to keep it on. But he will still float down a river in it, so I guess he can't think it's that bad.

The other cool thing about wetlander is the color options. Tanner thinks it looks stupid, but what does he know!

We replaced the plywood in our boat this summer and coated it in flex seal and it is holding up OK. I was considering doing something like bed liner on the exposed floor but decided not to as most of the standing is done on the wood portions. And I didn't feel like adding any more weight to the...