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6 diving plus for sale:

purple stretch 30+ (brand new)
pink stretch 30+ (brand new)
red/white stretch 30+ (brand new)
2 green stretch 30+ (use a couple of times)
blue/silver xrap xrmag30 (brand new)

$50 for all.

Lee
850-766-3108

Please see the link below. Pictures to be added shortly.

https://tallahassee.craigslist.org/boa/ ... 90265.html

Please feel free to contact me if you are interested.

Thanks,
Lee
850-766-3108

I don't think the DMV will allow you to calculate the weight. They want something official. It's easy to do in St Marks.

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There is a scale in St Marks. You can launch your boat and tie it up at Shields while you weigh the trailer.

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Furuno LCD radar and 2.2kw radome, Furuno GPS Chartplotter Sounder combo. All cables and covers. Do not have a transducer. All work perfectly. $650 for all.

I don't have the 21 Maverick MA, but I do have the Redfisher 21 and you are welcome to take a look at it. I also moved up from a smaller boat and considered a bay boat at that time as I like to fish offshore as well. The 21MA can do both.

Epoxy has better adhesive qualities, therefore it is preferred by many. Poly is ok if the surface is prepared well and there is sufficient surface area for adhesion. A mat surface is porous and should be covered with some type of gel coat to prevent water absorption.

Heading over to St Joe later this week and thought I might try something a little different. Any recommendations for fishing around Crooked Island and if so is the ramp that I see in there okay to use? Boat is a larger flats boat.

Thanks!

I have 2 brand new Rule 360 pumps. $30 takes both of them.

As far as "flats boats" I admit I am partial to my Hewes, but you cannot go wrong with Skeeter or Action Craft. Both are great "flats boats".

You don't; no grounds on a battery switch. The three terminals are Battery 1, Battery 2 and the starter.

Does anyone here ever fish offshore from Port St Joe? I am looking for some advice on bottom fishing in deeper water. I would like to try a little 200ft plus fishing, but have never been over there for that. Don't need any specifics, but just some advice.

Thanks.

Go ahead and add me for this one.

Having just done so much of this I would offer the following: Marine Tex is a strong epxoy filler and works great if you are not going to drill out most of what you apply. If you have to drill out the majority of the Marine Tex to replace the screws it will fail again. Epoxy with glass strands(rip u...

Have a lot of misc parts left after restoration of larger boat. Have: Two stainless props to fit Yamaha 90-130 (not from this boat) SS ratchet mounts, new Large cleats, some new Large flush mount rod racks (were chrome plated bronze and need refinishing) Various bronze fittings Variety of lights, mo...