Recent content by greg setter

I saw those and thought of the wooden ones on old BBSB's except they are made of metal

By the way, to go along with my smart aleck comments, the boat looks great!

To me this is part of rail hunting. Besides, it's usually hot anyway.

The compensatory days for Sunday were put back into the waterfowl season starting around 20 years ago here in NJ, which was something I appreciated. Prior to that we just lost them and Sunday was counted in the # of days we were allotted by USFW. I also am good with no hunting on Sunday. I guess...

Very interesting on the top item after years of reading about impending doom, and I agree wholeheartedly on the second item. I can't stand the "whack'em and stack'em" attitudes stories about snow geese. If you aren't going to eat it, don't shoot it. It is a sin against nature in my book, and is...

Here is a picture of the one the guys I go with use. They are very tippy, I would say at least every other time we go somebody goes in. It's often the pushers. The boats do push through the rice and other flora pretty well. The good news is most of the time you are in very shallow water-unless...

I've been watching this thread with interest and am glad you found an option on it John. I wouldn't be worried about warranty either, most of outboards out there are pretty good, and there should be plenty of info out there on the specific one you want. Go for it. I used to have an older (early...

Thank you Eric, ordered this morning!

Eric-it just so happens I need some epoxy, and I need some help on what I should get an how much. I am putting a new floor deck in my blackjack. I already have the ply wood done, and need enough to put it down in the boat and a few other small spots. Any guidance is helpful, I just don't want to...

I have had and used both, and Anthony is right, the wigeon handled better in a chop. I have had a blackjack for many years now, but my hunting is done in tidal creeks off Delaware Bay that are somewhat protected, and any choppy waters I'm in are generally for shorter stretches, so it is not an...

Wow, those sturgeon are something. There are some sturgeon in the Delaware, and I believe both shortnose and Atlantic, but not in big numbers. That is quite a spectacle. Maine does it again!

I think Eric is right about it being a Broadbill, I believe the Blackjack is a later model. I have seen and heard discussed kit Broadbills but never a kit Blackjack. I think if you get a picture the model can be identified.

Nice fish Jeff! I love backwater striper fishing in the creeks off Delaware Bay near my hunting shack. As good light tackle fishing you will find.

Hi Jim-I read this Friday on my phone while in Pentwater. I was in Michigan to see some relatives. I have one of those also. You definitely need at least a 15, and a 25 would be better. Roy gives you great advice, I have had to tear up the floor and am in the (long for me) process of putting it...