What do you guys do to your boats when there is a hard freeze like is expected later this week?
My boat stays on the trailer at Spring Creek and unfortunately hasn't been in the water in about 6 weeks so I'm fairly certain there isn't any water in the foot, but I forgot the Stabil the last time I added 5 gallons of gas to it.
Is there anything I should do?
Freeze Warning
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Re: Freeze Warning
Wunderground's Friday overnight forecast for St. Marks predicting low of 30 degrees. You should be fine but adding a fuel stabilizer the next time you go coastal is probably a wise move if the boat doesn't get used for extended periods.
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I just read this today on another boating website.
"I always heard and lived by the 24* for 24 hours. If it's getting down to 28 outside for a low temp and back up to 40 in the day should be fine."
"I always heard and lived by the 24* for 24 hours. If it's getting down to 28 outside for a low temp and back up to 40 in the day should be fine."
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Thanks for the help. Wish it was going to be a good weekend to fish....
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Florida zone D comes back in for deer. Gonna be a lot of people sitting in trees Saturday morning.maydog wrote:Thanks for the help. Wish it was going to be a good weekend to fish....
Might have the ocean to yourself.
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I usually wait for the frost to thaw before I launch.....
I don't know when I'm gonna catch my next fish but I know when I do it's gonna be awesome!