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A Question. I read somewhere that freezing fillets in milk is the way to go along with the Food Saver. Is the salt solution better?

Rik, was the one you had on the Hydrostatic or the other type? I thought the recharge kits were more expensive. The thought of the replacement cost caused me to hesitate, and subsequently required a replacement dagger board instead, ninety dollars plus shipping.

Your Mom did very well in my view, God bless you and your family.

I am sure that gentleman that may have committed the aforementioned screw up is at this very moment composing his unaltered version of the story.

I did not drill a hole. I used one of the adjustment holes on the starboard peddle and tied a short length of line, long enough to lift the drive out of the well, and attach the line to the starboard pad eye with a carabiner. I have the old cam style mount.

Very nice, clean and not overloaded like mine.

It's only obvious that two fellas were not armed.

It appears that some of the posters here may be, Full of Bull.

Rik: Having just participated for the last two years as an observer of the function of government (technical assistance group) that you are about to get involved, my deepest sympathy and condolence. The layers of bureaucratic slim that you are about to encounter is beyond description. They care not ...

Question. From my days of sailing solo, anytime on deck I was tied off to the boat. I fish alone and any time I stick a paddle or a peddle in the water, I'm tethered to the kayak and my PFD is locked and loaded. I'm a damn good swimmer, but I'm not that good. Wind, waves, rain, dark, cold, CSS and j...

Two boaters rescued from gulf after kayaks overturn St. Petersburg Times By Robbyn Mitchell, Times Staff Writer In Print: Sunday, April 4, 2010 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- APOLLO BEACH — James Dixon chose Saturday's beautiful weather to kayak from...

Can you not be seen more standing up?

Thank you, sir!

Pay the money, you still get the flak. These guys and gals treat theirs and yours the same. Really nice folks here.

Someone said that you folks north of Port Richey might be part Irish. The part about not letting the truth stand in the way of a good fish story. I guess I'll have to check it out for myself. Lets see, left at the Shell station, follow the road all the way to the end. Park on the High Ground.

Thanks, Rik