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Unread 09-21-2010, 10:52 AM
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I like the doors on the console. Did you make them?
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No I cant take credit, PO did them. They are well done, I'm going to put a shelf of some sort in there above my batteries
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This one is for you Blue Runner! Hahaha!




I usually Rockfish with my buddy who has a 26' Regulator Express so I'm kinda sorta warm
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PICT0613.jpgPICT0613.jpgSnapped a few pics after work. I need to get my new compressor home so this stuff will go faster. All the work is for the last pictures result. I"ll get some more soon. Took more than I can upload. Check out the rotted wood. Glad to have that crap out.
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Wow you've got a project! I'm going to be doing that to my tansom before to long. Looks like floor below console was bad? How are you going to tackle the transom? inside, outside, gut it and pour a new core?
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Good times Link!! Skins are gutted already at the transom. Trying to make some time to pour the first mix. Stupid work place keeps me from working on the boat.
I drilled the wood from beween the skins with a 1" wood bit. Worked alright, but I'm glad I don't do that stuff day to day. To those who do, DAMN DUDE! Helps if you don't do it in the middle of a record breaking heat. Maybe my foam wont be saturated!
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Man thats hard work! Ive heard of people using anything from drills to chisels to chainsaws---what ever it takes I guess, Keep the progress pics coming, I need to learn all I can about these boats. I know Makos, but Im a Wellcraft newby!
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This one is for you Blue Runner! Hahaha!




I usually Rockfish with my buddy who has a 26' Regulator Express so I'm kinda sorta warm
Good one Drag!!

Rockfish? OH...UH, YOU MUST MEAN STRIPERS!
Almost time for ya'll to send those linesiders back down south for the winter. In NC we hunt the ocean stripers mainly in winter and some days it doesn't get much above freezing. The enclosure really pays for itself on those days.
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Hey Blue-yeah same here. There are some resident fish around early season, some come down from the upper bay. The big-uns dont get here really till Dec. We run to the ocean(about 45 mins) and mainly fish off Rudee inlet off Va Beach. Sometimes we'll go further south to 'The Golfball' or to around the NC line. I guess its 50/50 around here- Stripers vs Rockfish HAHAHA!
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Oh dang, I was thinking you were a Mass guy there for a min b/c the "Gloucester Pt." location. I see you are in VA now.

We have been going to Rudee the past 3 winters. Before that we would go to Oregon Inlet, Nags Head NC but The fish haven't been traveling as far south in recent winters. Rudee inlet is a lot easier to navigate and the drive there vs. Nags Head is about the same for us. I really like VA beach. You'll have to PM me when you plan to be out fishing and I will do the same. We can divide and conquer!

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