Do they make a smaller version?

no beads on slow death?

Can you send a link to your video that discussed spooling line onto a spinning reel please

Just wondering what model and part number was your mold for the 1 ounce mold. I’m struggling to find just a 1 ounce like that Thanks

Do you have a materials list ? Also, wondered if you hade any spare time to come on over and give me a hand. It would be a plus if you brought that handy saw of yours. Ps. Just kidding about the list. The video described it perfectly. Great build and I started mine today. Tweeked it a little but basically same 3 legged concept. Thank you very much.

In using treated lumber with an aluminum boat, beware. The chemicals that leach from the treated lumber can etch into the aluminum and eat away at it

Any chance you have a materials list?

Do you have a material list ?

Too much damn work

Where can i get one from cant find them anywhere. We catch a lot of bluegill . Thanks for any help. i would love to have one

It's sad that I can't find this product anywhere on the internet. 😥

Are you fishing out of dunkirk harbor

Are you using all mono on your slider set up? Braid?

I have the 2008 model. Looks pretty much like yours. Interior is different, because I have half windshield. Also I have the 115 evinrude e-tec.

Great overview! Thanks.

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I put a pool noodle in the front when closed. Nothing moves even when tipped over. I love all my special mate boxes!

I can fillet a bluegill with an electric knife much quicker. Why remove scales when you can just remove the skin with the scales?

Nice bench!!

Good video. I have been making my own harnesses for years. One of my favorite things to incorporate is a small cigar shape float behind the blade. This helps keep the rig off the bottom if you are trolling slowly. Also, I only ever tie a single hook to the end and use 1/2 of a crawler. I don't think I missed many fish for the lack of a second hook.

Those hooks have barbs to keep the bait in place located near the eye of the hook. They seen to cut my 10lb. Monofilament with ease. I really struggle with this problem

Thanks for video. How do u cut and wrap the end of board?

Hey this video was helpful thank you

Nicely done!

Awesome 👍 Do you sell this kind of machine?

Does the slide diver ever knock fish off the lure ? I’ve had a planer board slip back to the fish and knock it off

Cannot find item need help

Great video thanks 😊

I live in PA and would like to start fishing for walleye in late feb and march but dont feel like driving to Catawba area. Was wondering if you could pick up decent walleye out of Cleveland that early. Does anyone have any thoughts on that?

how many pices of wood u need of each

Was there a raw lumber and screws supply list?

I seen one with a short seat on her and polished the tunnel it looked good

Awesome thermometer back there on the wall

I want one

if you use wing nuts you won't have to leave a wrench hanging.

this was a life saver was making the one from prepper days for my building trades class and ran into the isues of the photos of how it essemebles not working and this is a almost complete match to it

We’re would I order this

Is it ok if the row of rivet hiting the bunk ? Or we need to avoid it . I am new to boat

This only for navigation then. No transducers or anything.

My brand new ego s2 snapped in two at the joint between the pole and the hoop the very 1st time I used it to land a salmon, terrible quality.

I plan on painting my treated pine with a few coats of polyurethane to repel water from the wood and scuffing it up a little where the carpet staples down using Gorilla wood glue to assist the staples. I do not have the hold down brackets like yours. I have a thin plate made out of Unistrut with three holes sitting on top of the main brackets. I have to drill a couple of holes through the bracket holes and wood and countersink carriage bolts with nuts to hold the boards down. Then fill in the holes with glue and carpet over it. One side the brackets are fixed in the up position. The other side the brackets swivel with the bracket at the rear of the trailer having a large screw adjustment with a crank handle. When the crank is turned all the way down the board is mounted in the highest upright position and the other two swivel brackets are in the upright position. When ready to launch I turn the handle which pulls the board a little backwards while it drops in height an inch. The swivel brackets keep the board level in the upright position as the other two board plates swivel to a stop position that is the same angle as the stop position on the crank bracket. This causes the boat to drop enough to roll off the trailer on the rollers without much effort. I retrieve the boat the same way and then turn the crank to lift the board back in position, so the boat is riding on the boards not the rollers. This is an old 60's galvanized trailer. I have another even older trailer that has a long handle lever at the front of the trailer which is attached to all the rollers by a narrow piece of metal. The roller brackets are welded to circular brackets that goes around large thick tubing running across the trailer. When I pull the handle lever the rollers turn around the tubes and raise the rollers up a few inches so that the boat rolls off the trailer with ease. Only reason I don't use this trailer is that it is extremely heavy. Does make a good junk hauler after attaching a truck bed on top of it.

Great idea .. Gonna make that for my deep sea stuff like Penn 113 an so on.. I have a Piscifun Fishing Line Spooler for the spinning reels that keeps the line flat off the spool of line and counters the bail on the spinner from putting a twist on the line .. got it off Amazon for 16 bux

You should have went longer but I get it it was cold out but when it’s warm 175 for about 18 to 16 hours

A close up shot of what you were demonstrating would have been helpful.

Great video. You guys are awesome! Q, the jam nuts. They never come loose? I did not have spring but now I know what I need. 😊

Excellent.Thanks for sharing

Would love to see a pic of the actual bracket. Great idea.

That’s not pressure treated wood.

Hey Steve, those were some nice fish. You posted a video a while back about the panhandler fish filleter. Does it still work pretty good?

Great video....great song.