Recent content by Chip M.

Picked this up last year. Just couldn't resist. Never seen one in New England. 6' long 4' tall

Good feedback gang. Been slowing weeding through my 400+ with hopes of getting down to around 200.

That's what I was wondering. I hunt a lot of big water and have had great luck with GHG XD.

For those that use them...Are they even close to the price they ask for them? Wish they were bigger but I'm wondering if I heaved 2 doz out in the dark in a weedy swamp am I going to be wading out at 1st light to flip 70% of them back over (even with the weights?)

Interesting. I was under the understanding they were limited to the # of hunt days by the feds because it was a migratory bird (not waterfowl). In ME we have the stupidest season dates that do not correspond to migration but rather resident birds. Jan - March & then Aug - Sept. Major...

This is how I did mine. Ended up having to grind out parts of the wood that had adhered to the outside skin but then built a mock up out of cardboard (making sure to note thickness of the transom and motor mount then constructed a new transom out of Coosa Board and glassed in.. Make sure to...

Love hitting Kittery Trading Post and eating at the CLAM SHACK next door. Never dissapoints

Saw a bunch of those hinges on discount at my marine store and KNEW they would work on a flapper board but didn't want to pull the trigger and hold on to them for 6 months only to find out they wouldn't

Looking to sell my Backwater 6.5 and replace with a Woodduck. 85Lb is too much

New RIO seem ok. I would try these but I need something aroujnd 1350 FPS

Good info gang. Struggled through the end of the Maine season with my Moelller (sp?) and was not happy.

Can someone please point me in the direction of a fuel bulb that won't turn to stone at 15 degrees?

Poly liner with a med weight 80% merino calf sock and then a tall heavy 80% wool boot sock like a Darn tough or a Fox river guide sock

Maine has been freezing up fast the last 10 days. Even the running water has been freezing up. Time to move to the salt