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I have blind grass on my rig. It is definitely expensive and doesn’t cover as much as they claim per pound. It has held up well trailering on the highway through snow storms and high speeds. I think its best quality is that it doesn’t absorb water and stays light. You can work it many ways to...

Carl, If I am understanding this correctly, you broke the head off a bolt trying to remove the lower unit, at this point you stopped. I believe that even if you snap the heads off all the other bolts and remove the lower unit, you will now have access to the studs that are left stuck into the...

Mike, I also run a Browning rechargeable spot light in my little boat and big boat. The advantage of it is you can point it at what you are trying to locate. And change its angle to give you better vision for a lack of a better term. When you go to a fixed light on the boatI found myself still...

I too have used sash weights but found they did not hold well where I hunt with strong tides and current. I am a pipe fitter and turned to using old pipe flanges and “blind flanges “. They hold great and different sizes are different weights. I also got my hand on some stainless ones great for...

Here are some more pictures. I got lucky when I found this boat used. It was built by David Clark of Estuary duck boats. It’s 23 years old but still hunts well.

I hunt a 16 Scaup. Plenty of room for 2, can fit a dog but plan on getting wet ! The dog could also fit on the forward deck.

Way to go Anthony. I agree with your statement. https://www.ducks.org/hunting/migration-alerts/migration-alert-sea-ducks-building-along-the-atlantic-flyway

Bump. Make an offer I would like it out my yard before before snow begins to fall.