Thread: Random posts and thoughts...

I wouldn't think you would need to. Unless that joker goes in super tight. IF you do have to remove it, I recommend purchasing the Herculiner bed stuff and doing a roll in liner yourself. Both Brian and I have it in our trucks and love it. 60-80 bucks for do it yourself vice a couple hundred from the shop works for me!

Thanks: Great web site Don, I 'm sure I will learn a lot, but I want to go to different lakes from time to time and camp, and take my boat. I learned putting a rubber mat in bed will help with it not sliding around. Hope to have it for fall crappie meet.

Another good resource might be to PM Billbob. He hauled his boat to a bunch of camps all over the country behind a truck camper for years until he bought his new rig. Anyway, good luck on that and I hope to see you in your new rig this fall my friend.

Well, as they say, new to us. It's a second owner rig. I need to be looking for a truck soon also.

Nice Bass Alboy, what did it weigh?

Sweet Al. I wanna see that patch displayed proudly at camp now.

First to flytier..I had a TC, so some experience there..slip in bedliners are too slippery..best thing under one is a horse stall mat..they are tough and up to the task..and now..my daughter and family left this morning for Calif. sad,but can rest a bit was a lot of fun..got to take my daughter and SIL fishing..GREAT..daughter caught a rock bass(1), got to see a glorious sunrise..pics on phone, will try to get them on the computer..SIL blanked, but did catch two small 'gills in the drain behind my neighbors..grand kids not interested in fishing yet bored after five minutes..a few more years maybe..the wife and I had a great time tho'..did pull 10# of walleye fillets out of the freezer, invited the neighbors, and had a fish fry now must re-stock..ate all my crappies too..thanks for allowing me to ramble on..I do hope that all of you had a fine week too..bill