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Tlacey21walden

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About Tlacey21walden

  • Birthday 09/01/1985

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  • About Me:
    I like to fish, I also like to catch fish
  • Interests (Hobbies, favorite activities, etc.):
    Fishing.........
  • What I do for a living:
    Journeyman Plumber

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  • Location
    Southern maine

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  1. sorry I should of specified, Stanley reusable water bottles (and I am sure others ) have a small amount of lead in there base, it’s sealed so it doesn’t make contact with your drinking water it’s just the idea of it.
  2. So I just bought this 1801 Parker and I like the rail around the bow, anyway I can still put a trolling motor up there someone hast to have done it already, preferably without cutting the rail.
  3. If a sinker contains ANY amount of lead, it is considered illegal if it doesn't meet the length and weight requirements. but we can buy water bottles with lead in them…… just saying
  4. Jim good to see your “spring post”. It’s a sign we are getting closer to go time. spring projects are stacking up but nocking them off at a pretty good clip to, hopefully the big ones don’t impact fishing this summer for me. I replaced my boat the end of last year, picked up a 1801 Parker and am looking forward to have a little larger range over my old 16ft aluminum. As soon as the rain stops I plan on getting out for the maiden voyage on Sebago.
  5. first time I ever went probably 15 years ago me and my wife filled a 5 gallon bucket.
  6. Glad your car hunt is over having been thought that this summer replacing my truck and boat after getting hit I know it suck
  7. Who’s going to try? With it being 27 degrees this morning it’s hard to say I want to but I am thinking this might be the year to set a new latest bass caught in Maine for me. Previously October 25th.
  8. State police are saying there is going to be an update at 10pm.
  9. Anything is possible, personally the biggest I have caught is 15” in the fall.
  10. Thanks everyone for the comments and well wishes, everything ended up being totaled boat, trailer and truck. the take away for me is as many probably know it’s the relationship you have with your boat dealer that makes things go smoothly, I bought my boat new in 2014 in holden Maine. When I am ready for a new boat they we’ll get my business as they were almost the only ones that were helpful. I am going to lock this thread because it’s done and over for me. thanks again for the replies. Toby
  11. I did, they do not do in house aluminum welding and are not willing to take on the project because of that.
  12. I was in an accident over the weekend well towing my boat, truck most likely totaled boats questionable. (I am fine and accident wasn’t my fault) insurance company needs me to find a place to get a estimate done, it’s a 16ft crestliner aluminum boat. There’s wholes in the hull that we’ll need repaired along with broken bunks and other things on the trailer that we’ll need to be fixed at a minimum. I called all the local marinas and no dice they won’t / don’t do that type of repairs. Catch is I need someone that can do it all (can’t just bring it to fab shop to have it welded) and make it right. I have already told my insurance company that I think it’s ridiculous they can’t get someone to look at it but in case they can’t. anyone know a good shop that can do the work/ estimate
  13. It works both ways, I was anchored (spot lock ) in a area with 5-6 outer boats around me anchored or spot locked and one guy decided to drift though snagged another guys lines in doing so. what I guess I am getting at is what others have said it’s not about not using spot lock or a anchor it’s about careing and knowing when and we’re to use it.
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