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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | Yes he does. Sushi style. Chunk 'em and dunk 'em. |
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| This looks like a good spring project. Should be pretty easy to build, too.
If 'ya can't beat 'em...
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Location: Aurora | Mark Hoerich - 3/4/2015 9:52 PM
I've got about 3 weeks work left on ShowStopper I....plan on putting grass carpet on the upper deck for hitting golf balls while we troll. The 10 Bose exterior loudspeakers and 2 subwoofers still have to go in too. Weber gas grill is ordered..
Always wanted a double decker pontoon but, gas grill?
Oh for shame..
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Location: Waukee, IA | I just got a different boat so I have a lot to do. Where to start, The trolling motor it came with is woefully inadequate, I need a new sonar/gps for it, gotta scrub it down really well, rewire it to accommodate 24V. |
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| I am looking at getting the 999ci hd si but i was wondering what the are the dimensions of the transducer. can't find it anywhere
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Location: oconomowoc, wi | no |
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Location: Illinois | Never tried it myself, but I hear they taste a lot like bald eagle::()
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| I know we are not allowed to talk about it here, but I rigged all my trolling gear for Oneida county two yrs ago, and, I need to know if my line will be good for later this season? |
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| Ready to roll! Just waiting for the ice to melt. |
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