Joe2nyc

Patrick's got it right! Best place for it will be on the pulpit, but use it sparingly. Radar is you best friend at night.

Welcome!

No apology necessary for me either.

Happy Birthday...enjoy your day and the party!

I've been using Sheila Shine on my tower the stuff works great

I have a Honda 1000 also, I took a milk crate and modified it by adding some foam pipe insulation to the bottom to reduce vibration, and cut away the milk crate to allow access to the pull start, exhaust outlet, and controls. The box sits nicely under the console on my tower and is secured with velcro straps. I've had it running in the rain with no problem. The sound is hardly noticeable when it's running up there.

EPIRB w/GPS, and getting a PLB this season

Happy B-day!!

Wolakrab

That's some report. Terrible shame that it ended the way it did.

Looks like a great trip

I was not with them that day, I believe that shot was taken on the way out at the Hudson Anglers Tournament last year. It's an awesome boat

Hi Brian, the way I post pictures is I first upload them to a site like Photobucket, then you just put the image info into your post like this: [ I M G ] the photo info goes here [ / I M G ] I used spaces so it shows, don't use spaces they should look like this Here's a nice shot of my buddy Pete's 38 Henriques, one of the nicest boats I ever fished on.

Thanks for the info and link. That's a nice set-up, I'll definitely be picking one of those up for this season. I just picked up a Canon FS 100 for use on my boat this year, once the fishing starts up here I'll be posting some too.

Nice fish

Great videos! What camera are you using?

Recognized the green dock .

Here's the dimensions: Overall: 28.5" (W) x 14.75" (H) x 10" (D) EPIRB/GPS pockets: 4" (W) x 8.5 (H) x 4" (D) Other pocket: 4" (W) x 8.5 (H) x 10" (D) Main compartment: 20" (W) x 14.75" (H) x 10" (D) http://www.acrelectronics.com/rapidditch/rditchspec.pdf

I used Cyberlink Power Director 7 for mine, cost $70, and is fairly easy to use

No doubt it's a rip-off, but when you look at it from the point of view that it only has to be changed every 5 years, and it can save your life it works out to $60 a year, to me it's just one of those wonderful things that a boat owner spends money on. The paper air filters on my Volvo diesels are $50 each X2 and usually get changed twice season that price for a paper filter annoys me more! I see your point though.

You just won't see 'em lined up on the dock like that posing for a photo . Is that a pic from Montauk Marine Basin's dock?

My parents picked my handle , and I'm single so that was easy for the boat name

Had mine done with my raft repack last season. Should run about $275-$300.