water in the boat?

[SkunkBoat]

Ok real quick cause I keep losing internet after typing long posts ;(

You can try removing the aluminum threshold from the cuddy doorway. That will get you a 1 to 2 inch gap to get a wire hanger down there.

If that doesn't work-

If you don't want to cut the main deck for a hatch, put a small round access port in the vertical wall of the cuddy well.

[randlemanboater]

My 84 (AKA-best year) has the pipe ...a long stiff wire from the back in combo with some water hosed into the drain might do it without cutting anything...if your has the pipe.

[phatdaddy]

skunk, if you cut a hole in the well in the cabin, you can only get to the bulkhead under the door, about a 1/2 inch gap. 83 cuddy

[SkunkBoat]

Originally Posted by phatdaddy

skunk, if you cut a hole in the well in the cabin, you can only get to the bulkhead under the door, about a 1/2 inch gap. 83 cuddy

yep, I see what you mean. I haven't done it myself. But there is a gap under the bulkhead for water to flow and that is one of the places that can clog.
Most likely the clog is at the front of the pipe that runs under the gas tank. On the '84 (AKA the best V...) the only way to get your hand to that spot would be to cut the inside of the belly fishbox/livewell.

I like the idea of that deck hatch. I can picture MY throw net right there too! I suppose if you have that, you can tilt the bow down while on a trailer and flush all the crap forward and clean it out there at that bulkhead.

[Ambush]

I had to remove the fishing pole holder in the gunnel (sp) to get my steering cable in so I pumped some water out from there.

Now with all the posts so far I'm thinking my blockadge is after my live bait well which is aft of the gas tank.