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Welcome, sir!

gsellers1245 wrote:Looks like someone has been training with chuck norris. Nice job dave!

Or Mr. Miagi - "Wax on, wax off... "

Nicely done!

X2. Thank you again, Mark!

Review I did on the Icom M24: http://www.yakangler.com/articles/reviews/electronics-reviews/item/1400-review-icom-%E2%80%9Cm24-float-%E2%80%98n-flash%E2%80%9D-vhf-radio" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; I think the Icom is a great radio. Unfortunately, Cobra/Uniden/Regency and...

Welcome to the group! The best advice I can give you is to let your eyes do the walking. Read through the hundreds of threads, here on p-f.com and elsewhere, on the very topics you're asking about. That will give you a good information base. Caveat: Don't believe everything you read on the Internet....

Well done to you both!

Uncle Tommy wrote:Pledge

X2 - and the pleasant lemony fragrance is an added bonus...

Fishaddict wrote:I use the VisiCarbon Pro light from YakAttack. Its 4' tall and exceeds coast guard requirments for Day or Night use.

X2

Spooky Dude and I will be there for both events.

Been using the slim beauty for a few years now and love that one, but this one looks even better. X2. I like the Slim Beauty, but it's tough to tie in low light - getting the braid through the double overhand can be... interesting. I'll start practicing now so I'll have a new knot when I can paddle...

And you're letting her use your favorite rod, too! Well done!

Well done, Joe!

Well done, sir, and well told!

Built in temperature sensor which will show the thermocline. Most temperature sensors I've seen on depth finders are part of the transducer - and therefore measure temp at the surface. Many units can "see" the thermocline by adjusting the sensitivity up. You can sometimes see the change i...