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Thread: I just insured my brand new jon boat for the year for $137

  1. 04-18-2014, 05:59 AM #11
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    Quote Originally Posted by jim.b View Post
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    Yeah! Inquiring minds want to know!
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  2. 04-20-2014, 09:00 AM #12
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    picture, picture, picture, picture. I need to know which boat to hide my gps in!
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    I replaced my 1997 Alumacraft Crappie Jon with a Alumacraft 2014 Crappie Jon.



    Notice the lock hanging from the left side of my trolling motor. This is for the quick disconnect plate so that I can keep my trolling motor in the garage.



    I moved the front seat forward 10" as I could not reach my fishfinder.





    Got a piece of starboard at Norva Plastics in Norfolk.




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  4. 04-20-2014, 10:46 PM #14
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    That's a nice looking setup tap! You will catch a bunch out of it for sure!
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  5. 04-21-2014, 03:37 AM #15
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    very nice boat
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  6. 04-21-2014, 04:05 AM #16
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    Nice rig George!!!!
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    Very nice!
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    Progressive through USAA $101/ yr. Alumacraft 1448 MV, Road King 14' trailer (same one as pic above), Nissan 9.8 HP...all new.

    P.S. Good looking new rig Tap
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    Roger on the nice set up Tap.
    May I ask what the purpose of the sensor mounted on the wood is...
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    it's cold.. it's raining....it's too windy...
    "fish on!!!"
    (What a great day for fishing) lol.
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    Quote Originally Posted by papermouth scaler View Post
    Roger on the nice set up Tap.
    May I ask what the purpose of the sensor mounted on the wood is...
    It's actually a type plastic so it will never rot. I had my last boat for 17 years and went through quite a few transducers from the various fish finders I had on it. Of course the mounting holes never lined up so I had to drill new holes. I probably had 8-9 holes in my transom when all was said and done. With the set up I now have, only two holes will ever be drilled into my transom, all future holes will be drilled into the seaboard. Plus, if my transducer is not quite where I want it, I simple drill into the seaboard and not my transom.

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