Agreed with Tom. I have that light bar on mine and it's more of a pain than useful. If it's foggy you can't see a damn thing, and it reflects off the water and makes you blind. It's only really handy when at the ramp and I need to illuminate the walk to the trailer
Second what Mike is saying. I have the exact same Jack plate on my DW15. I just put the control switch on my console. People are amazed how shallow we can get with a standard shaft Suzuki DF40 and a boat of that size.
Moving it up is slow, but it beats trying to do it by hand! Install was very...
Havent used but seen a lot of them, especially on pump out boats in the marinas. How does it do against the cold would be my biggest question. Same reason I drive a gasoline vehicle
@roy brewington even with BPIs prices it's still close to $1.60/shell when reloading bismuth. It used to be cheaper to reload it, and like @MIKE-SID I stocked up, but once reloading gets close to $2/shell I'm looking to buy shells that are a similar price. I got some of the Kent bismuth loads...
I'll agree with @MIKE-SID that his DI13 is good for 2. It's very low. Great for those low spartina marshes I love to hunt. It's way too small for two average sized guys and a big dog in my mind. It felt right with just mike and I. Maybe something like a small AWS. I'm also used to not hunting...
Rick,
Maryland regulates anyone cutting forest products. The man in charge of that is a very close friend of mine, I'm actually hoping he comes up for a late season goose hunt later this month.
Products going into home construction are typically regulated beyond the state level on the onset...
There is a standard set. I tried to send one of our sawyer trainees to it down in Memphis last summer. NHLA puts it on, and there is a true certificate program. One can even watch a quick webinar on it to get close. Logan Wells had put one on when he was at Wisconsin Department of natural...