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  1. 04-09-2017, 06:40 PM #1
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    Cuaght a quick limit from 9- 11:30. Sorry forgot pic I was mad.
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    Was headed back to the lunch and a Rouge wave from a ocean cruiser came along and launched my boat in the air trolling motor not strapped down and snapped the shaft in half.
    Details of catch were 12-14 fow with brush water temp 57. Mostly males starting to color up with the females eggs still solid. Bobby Garland Stroller in Shiney Hiney with a nibble.

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    That sucks!
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    Nice job on the fish sorry to hear about the trolling motor must have been a heck of a wave
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    Too bad about your TM! Glad you had a good day with the fish.
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    Well, what is it going to be, a new shaft or new trolling motor. Get the wallet out. With the warm weather brings out the ocean cruisers
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    Going to look at a new Fortrex tomorrow. Think I will switch to a 24 volt 80lbs instead of the 36 volt 101. One less battery to worry about.

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    $45 for a new shaft, $45 for labor, just had a new one put on yesterday and it literally took the guy 10 min
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    Dang, that sucks!!!


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    Quote Originally Posted by Will_P View Post
    $45 for a new shaft, $45 for labor, just had a new one put on yesterday and it literally took the guy 10 min
    I could fix it myself. Just really want to change to 24volt. And its a 2003 model and everything about it is pretty worn.
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    2003? you got your money's worth then. always better to get newer tech stuff.
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