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I've got pics, but cant get them to load, even after resizing them. just imagine, ugly white truck with service bed:D

I'm good with it. While youre at it, I need a new job( this classic car stuff isnt paying), find me a rep job in the marine industry for eastern NC

Haven't seen 150/200 r yet. Looks like they run the old style mid,lighter cowl and get the next hp size tune. Should be a good engine on a light hull. Will be interesting how it compares to the oldstyle 2.5 2 stroke

youre adding more than 160 lbs. Posted weight is dry, meaning no engine oil or gear lube, or propeller. Your old engine was on the heavy side for a 2 stroke, but you'll be adding around around 200 lbs to the transom if you go with a new 250. The new 4.2 liter Yamahas are great engines, but they...

headed down to Sneads ferry Friday night, got work to do, you get down that way, stop on by. I'm walking distance from New River Marina(Palegic fishing center)

just skimming the top

I've got a 98 chevy 2500 service bed truck that i used to work out of. Its not pretty, but its a good work truck. I built the engine last year, fresh 350. It has less than 100 miles on the engine. Lots of new parts. Needs tires. Located in Charleston SC. I've got pics but cant get anything to...

my projects tend to last longer than just one season. Rebounding from the divorce, going thru what's left. My 72 Chevy Stepside is being stored by a friend in SC. Not going to do anything with it anytime soon, I wont even think about doing anything to it till i have another shop to work on it...

fuel tanks are easy, its the transom, floor, stringer combo that scares me

damn cold here

been trying to upload some phots from my trail cameras, have some nice deer in the back yard. I resized some pics to so small they look like crap, still cant get them to upload. havent hunted in the past couple years, life got in the way, maybe next year

same hull below the chine, same thing with the Chriscraft, although they built a better looking version, shame they were junk

Dusky did

i'll look at my local wallmart and see if they have any

I generally troll for Spanish with planers, it puts a pretty good strain on the reels and rods. If I'm casting I usually just use spinning tackle, but trolling I use some Chinese lever drags I got on a deal a while back. They are 15lb class and are the perfect size for Spanish. One of them...

Reel for catching Spanish mackerel

sent a couple more Blues contact info, so maybe some more will come along

need to get to o ne near the coast, I need some new spanish reels

Talked to Willy the day before. I spoke with Ridge Runner yesterday, he's had issues logging in the past, BR, might take some of your help to get him logged on

this one was in Hubert, just N of Jacksonville, i was down at my place in Sneads Ferry this weekend and thought about going to look at it, but seriously, I have way too many things on my plate right now, thanks for the info though