Hailing MrHunters

[Fly Rod]

Was you out Sunday morning around 7:15 at the Groaner?

looked like your boat. If so you were directly off my stern and then you moved towards Braces Cove and then back again.

[MrHunters]

that was me sorry i missed ya.

Had to go over to Rockport to make bait. No macks... lots of pollock where the macks were a week ago.

How did you do? Dogs followed me around again.

[Fly Rod]

Morning was terrible. Had no macks after trying several spots. Must have gone by them in the inner harbor. Tried chunking herring, no luck. I heard that there was a bite in the afternoon.

Did good today for two hours of fishing. Will post later.

[Fly Rod]

These two fish one a 46 inch and the other a 38 inch were caught at the groaner Tuesday around 3:30PM the bite was just starting.

[Slick Moedee]

Nice fish once again. I got out on Monday, first time lauching the boat solo. Fog was thick so I stayed inside. Picked up a few schoolies, but more importantly the macs were thick in the harbor. Fog broke early afternoon, kicked outside, had a nice run off and Boom, that thunder storm rolled in. Needless to say it was 'interesting' pulling the boat solo in those gusts.

[MrHunters]

did the macks find there way back? must be nice fishing midweek.

I gotta figure out how to do that

[MrHunters]

what kind of boat slick?

I was pretty nervous with my new boat..> The pilot house acts like a sail and with wind in that small channel it can get tricky. Add a good current and your in for some work if you are waiting. It gets easier every time.

For me I have to gauge if the current is stronger than the wind and then I go to the down wind/current side of the dock and let the elements to the work for me... If you try the other side by yourself you are going to be in some trouble. Once you get a system down it's easy..

You are lucky you can experiment during the week.

[Fly Rod]

Yesterday macs were along the western shore of the harbor basically from the bridge to the green bouy of dollivers neck.

[Slick Moedee]

I have a Mako 192 w/T-top. Honda 130 on the back.

It's nice having every other Monday off. Provided Mother Nature cooperates.

[taJon]

Originally Posted by Slick Moedee

I have a Mako 192 w/T-top. Honda 130 on the back.

It's nice having every other Monday off. Provided Mother Nature cooperates.

you do realize that is still part of the no wake zone right

I've been know to do that too.

[MrHunters]

Originally Posted by taJon

you do realize that is still part of the no wake zone right

I've been know to do that too.

i left him alone after how you steamed through the other day

[Raider Ronnie]

[QUOTE=MrHunters;781231]what kind of boat slick?

I was pretty nervous with my new boat..> The pilot house acts like a sail and with wind in that small channel it can get tricky. Add a good current and your in for some work if you are waiting. It gets easier every time.

For me I have to gauge if the current is stronger than the wind and then I go to the down wind/current side of the dock and let the elements to the work for me... If you try the other side by yourself you are going to be in some trouble. Once you get a system down it's easy..


Downeast boats like mine with 3+ ft full keels have their advantages !

I used to FLY on the drift in my Parker, not so much anymore !!!

[MrHunters]

[QUOTE=Raider Ronnie;781357]

Originally Posted by MrHunters

what kind of boat slick?

I was pretty nervous with my new boat..> The pilot house acts like a sail and with wind in that small channel it can get tricky. Add a good current and your in for some work if you are waiting. It gets easier every time.

For me I have to gauge if the current is stronger than the wind and then I go to the down wind/current side of the dock and let the elements to the work for me... If you try the other side by yourself you are going to be in some trouble. Once you get a system down it's easy..


Downeast boats like mine with 3+ ft full keels have their advantages !

I used to FLY on the drift in my Parker, not so much anymore !!!

Trying to figure that one out.. buckets or a chute might be in my future. Things you don't think about before purchase. I'll take the pros of the pilot house though. Love this boat so far.

[Raider Ronnie]

[QUOTE=MrHunters;781360]

Originally Posted by Raider Ronnie

Trying to figure that one out.. buckets or a chute might be in my future. Things you don't think about before purchase. I'll take the pros of the pilot house though. Love this boat so far.

Every boat has it's pros & cons, it's all about what you want out of it ! 18 -20 kts like my BHM is not for everyone !
Very nice looking boat by the way !

[MrHunters]

sweet, I'll look for ya out there.

[MrHunters]

Thanks Ronnie.
i can't complain about 3.5mpg at 3500rpm running 24kts.

just need to figure out how to catch fish again. new ballgame from the 19baycat

few more bigger pics

not my bag






55 gallon live well in deck

[niko]

if you wake up some morning and it's gone, it will be down in green harbor. i just borrowed it

[MrHunters]

just leave some gas money in the console. its all good.

[fish4striper]

Originally Posted by MrHunters

just leave some gas money in the console. its all good.

nice boat! You need some outriggers thou

[MrHunters]

i need a lot of stuff.. Goal this year was to get the boat... Add as we go

I know hartop mount would be the way to go but they are SOO expensive. Gunnel mount or side mount might get me them quicker but I will lose some functionality. Guess I could always upgrade later