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General Talk / Re: Want to get into welding, need help😉
« on: April 19, 2017, 07:49:03 PM »
If you want to save some coin.  Look into the Everlast welder company.  They are local and their products are good.  I have a 250 amp multi process tig setup from them and it has been flawless for 3 years.
This thing looks kinda sick
http://www.everlastgenerators.com/product/multi-process-tig-stick-plasma/powerultra-206pi
What u guys think
Yea it is I have the 256 tig stick and plasma.

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Places to Launch and Camp / Re: Glen Cove Waterfront Park
« on: April 19, 2017, 05:08:24 PM »
I fish and launch right across the strait.  Right next to that big blue building in one of your pics.

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Gearing Up and Rigging Up / Re: Catch 120 build out.
« on: March 21, 2017, 06:15:07 PM »
Put some blood on that thing.  Catch some fish. :smt002
Oh man I'm sorry...  This is my show Kayak.  Total trailer queen. :smt044

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Gearing Up and Rigging Up / Re: Catch 120 build out.
« on: March 19, 2017, 12:32:05 PM »
Got my silence pads cut out and installed.

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General Talk / Re: Want to get into welding, need help😉
« on: March 12, 2017, 10:10:48 PM »
If you want to save some coin.  Look into the Everlast welder company.  They are local and their products are good.  I have a 250 amp multi process tig setup from them and it has been flawless for 3 years. 

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Hey Bulldog, thanks for the reply. Planning on going up to a Mirage. Will be more active. Looking forward to trolling home waters - Benicia Straits with Mirage.. its a challenge with a paddle!!

Lox
Hope to see you out there.  We will probibly run across each other out there.  I'll be on the crockett port costa side in a orange kayak. Check my build thread.  Good luck on your sale.

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Good luck with the comet.  Love those cars. I had a 66 cyclone once. Loved it.

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Great input folks.  I could read this stuff all day.  Do any of you bath guys or gals run into any issues with inspections?  Also having water in your hull on a hot day, doesn't that humidifying your hull and make things a little musty inside?  Just curious in case I go the bath route and go camping down a river or something of that nature.  What if you turtle.  Do you lose the water in your bath?

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Thank you all for the great advice.  I have looked up all methods.  And all input is much apreciated.  I wonder if a heat gun would help all the bubbles escape from the goop.  Kinda like epoxy when rod building.  Well when I finally do my install I'll be sure to bore you with a step by step with pictures.  Thanks again.

I just put the goop in my pocket for a couple minutes, so that it's easier to squeeze out. I think a heat gun (or even a hair dryer) might be too much and actually cause bubbles.

I suspect that when people have trouble with air bubbles, it's because the goop has pulled away from the hull, or the transducer moved while the goop was drying. To prevent the former, scuff the area lightly with sandpaper and clean with rubbing alcohol. For the latter, use some sort of cutout (i.e., pool noodle) to keep the goop from running out, and put some weight on top of the transducer for 24 hours.
Thames sounds like a plan.

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Gearing Up and Rigging Up / Re: In hull transducer mount advice needed?
« on: February 27, 2017, 03:33:49 PM »
Thank you all for the great advice.  I have looked up all methods.  And all input is much apreciated.  I wonder if a heat gun would help all the bubbles escape from the goop.  Kinda like epoxy when rod building.  Well when I finally do my install I'll be sure to bore you with a step by step with pictures.  Thanks again.

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Gearing Up and Rigging Up / In hull transducer mount advice needed?
« on: February 26, 2017, 06:53:52 PM »
I have been watching videos on all sorts of ways to mount your transducer.  I would like to change my mounting location.  I ran on top of a cement pilon at high tide and I don't want to risk damaging my transducer any further.  I was looking at mounting mine in hull.  Using foam and goop.  Does anyone here run this setup?  If so, how well does this method work?  Are there any losses or tips you could shoot my way.  Thank you in advance.

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Gearing Up and Rigging Up / Re: My new arsonal for 2017.
« on: February 25, 2017, 09:16:19 AM »
Solid lineup.  I just got back into bass fishing last summer.  I picked up a handful of curados (200's and an x70) and a 13 Concept C. 

After a couple trips the 13 was so buttery smooth that I unintentionally grabbed it first whenever I pulled up on a spot.  Perfect for crank and jerk baits, casts well and light enough to throw all day without fatigue. 

Two issues I had, the exterior finish chipped and the beetlewing side plates use a sliding release to open them......and the release opened a couple times while bouncing around in a rocket launcher style holder.  Not sure if that'll be an issue on the yak but I'm not a fan of the design.  Most reels have the same style release but the 13 was the only one I had issues with.

And I couldn't resist the a3 either lol, added it to the quiver last month.



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Sweet dude!  I didn't expect the A3 to be so big.  Certainly adds confidence.  I went out with my concept c yesterday to break it in some more and it is casting further and further each time out.  The lews speed stick lite with the concept is a super light combo.  Also with the strength rod I have I was able to get unsnagged easily.   Didn't lose my lure for once.

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General Talk / Re: Tenant v Landlord (Sold the house)
« on: February 22, 2017, 06:10:45 PM »
I would totally not squat
You may have an opinion to rent from the new owner but squatting will make even the most passive owner aggressively force you out
And damage your ability to rent a house you want
Look at it like this how long will you work for your boss if he won't pay you
Normally a house is to live in or to make money and the new owner has not done anything to you but squatting hurts he pockets
At that point retaliation becomes a bitch sheriffs can be involved etc ugly
Yea he has the option to rent at a seven hundred dollar a month increase.  Plus lawyer fees and what nots.  Certainly he can go the route of court and pay 10% more plus lawyer fees and time in courts.  The new owners raised his rent 700.00.... to me that is pretty painful.

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General Talk / Re: Tenant v Landlord (Sold the house)
« on: February 22, 2017, 04:36:05 PM »
Squat, pay nothing it will at least take the new owners 6 months.  Their money and their time to get you out of there.  If you have PG&E in your name you have residency.  Make them pay to get you out.  In the mean time save up for a spot somewhere.  That's what they do here in the east bay.

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