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Just voted. AWESOME job and a difficult decision in all catagories. Congrats to all that entered, :thumbsup:
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Love Me Do - Beatles Steeldrifter - I think Old Fashion Love Song was Three Dog Night
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Awesome job ! Great articles and pics. Thanks.
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Ok I'll try that.... thanks
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Thanks for the tips. The rope does slide easily through the pulley(s). When sitting in the seat; the rope cleat is on the left side of the frame. The rope is run back to the anchor / motor rail and has to make almost a 90 deg. redirection to the last pulley. I was toild this was how it was supposed to be run. On some of the newer boats I have seen that the anchor rope travels down inside the frame to the back. Thanks again....
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I have a WaterSkeeter RT II and have set up the anchor per the instructions and have a difficult time raising and lowering it from the seat in the water. Is there a better way to run the rope or modify the pullies? I have a 8# pyramid anchor and a vertical pully on the anchor/motor mount bar. Thanks
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Mine always reminds me of the hatches.
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Thanks for all of the replies. Lots of choices and ideas on how to stay functional and economical.
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I'm planning to improve my tying location from the kitchen table. Am curious what you would recommend; tying benches/organizers/workstations or desks? Thanks
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I also have been addicted to different types of fly boxes. I started with the less pricey ones and now use mostly C&F. Just this season I started using threader boxes. They make things a bit easier in the dark.
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Steelheader69, thanks for the tips. I have had my pontoon boat out on a couple lakes so far and just received my anchor today. I have found the anchor will come in handy on windy days. When I set up my oar stops, I set them so the handles would come in close to mid chest, guess I will move them out (or in so the oars are out further). I plan to get some more experience before I tackle any rivers.
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I can't speak for the T3 but my TLS 4 piece, 5 wt, mid flex does everything I want it to. Nice flyrod and case. Real happy with it.
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Hello Pete, Welcome to the site. I hunt in PA. and have been for the past 15 years. (Bradford and Tioga counties). I use my Heddon bamboo rod most every chance I get now. Can't beat it. Lots of great info and folks in the forum.
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Welcome Milos. Really enjoyed your site (at least the pics) and I'm sure you'll like this one. I'm curious about what camera you used for the photography.
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Hello Tony, welcome LOTS of good info and advice here.