Anyone drive a 2010-14 Outback or 2014-15 Forester do DIY maintenance and want these? I got these while I still had a '13 Outback, but have no use for them anymore. $60 obo.

26296AJ010
https://parts.subaru.com/p/subaru__/Disc-Brake-Pad-Set-Front/49235199/26296AJ010.html
26696AG051
https://parts.subaru.com/p/Subaru__/Disc-Brake-Pad-Set-Rear/49236034/26696AG051.html

I've got two chest freezers for sale. Both get down past -4F for parasite mitigation. Good condition. Asking $100 a piece. I can take some measurements and more pics if you want. Located in Pacifica.

- GE 5.0 cubic foot
- Idylis 5.0 cubic foot

How would you fish this stretch of the Klamath (say, between Iron Gate and the Scott River confluence) this time of year? The adult salmon quota has been reached so I would expect any crowds to have long thinned out. I looked at it a couple weeks back during the B6 closer and only saw a couple fly fishermen wading from access points.

I don't have experience drifting roe so I was hoping to rely on spinning gear. My thought was to pull off to the side of promising looking holes and riffles and cast Mepps spinners. Would that be a reasonable approach for getting on the half pounders and maybe some jack chinook? Or should I bite the bullet and find some roe and use drifting tackle?

I've never used a fish finder before, but just got a Lowrance Hook2-4x. What are these two white parts (in the same bag as the fuse/fuse keeper)? The bare-bones manual makes no mention of them.

Also, where can I buy a battery in a brick and mortar store (in SF/Daly City)? First thought was Home Depot, but it doesn't look like they carry them in store. West Marine maybe?

I have five 100 grain Magnus Stinger broadheads I'm looking to part ways with. These are the four blades (two main blades and two small bleeder blades, essentially a two blade). I'm a big fan of these cut-on-contact broadheads (only getting rid of them because I bumped up to the 125 grain version for my new setup). At most two of them have been shot through an animal, the rest into foam. If you damage one you can send it in to Magnus and they will send you a new one.

$30 obo

I figure that this is probably a shot in the dark on such short notice, but I'm going on a charter boat trolling for salmon tomorrow. The problem? I'm totally under-geared for the occasion (over the past few years my fishing gear has been replaced by dive gear). If an NCKA brother has a suitable rod/reel or two for me borrow sometime tonight (preferable in the South Bay), I would really appreciate it and would gladly return the favor in the form of some white seabass from my freezer (or, hopefully, fresh salmon).

Got it covered. Thanks!
 

This year has a been a bountiful halibut year for me, and will hopefully only get better moving into August. I've been fortunate enough to see plenty of cool critters (and no scary ones) of which to take video. Combine the two, and voila! A flatfish-themed video has been made.   

GoPro makes an accessory that allows the camera to float to the surface should it ever come dislodged from its mount.

 I've come to the conclusion that I won't be needing mine for what I plan on using my GoPro for (diving), but I figured it might be more auspicious for a kayak fisherman on the surface.

It has never been used and remains in its original packaging. Asking $12. I'm in Santa Clara.