Custom Bass Boat

Why wouldn't you have it made of a material that would be more resistant to sun damage... I think you should look at sunbrella.... Jim

2006-11-27 13:41:42 by tammy h

Here is a Fish and Ski Sea Nymph that I converted to an all electric bass fishing machine. It is for SALE! It has a 3 hp Briggs and Stratton ...

I'm considering fabricating another console for my bass boat as none are available from the factory. Has anyone used these 2 technologies together to create anything? I've seen several different shows on tv use this to make custom dashes for hotrods, looks pretty easy.

Foam core is pretty easy, but you must create areas for mounting various fittings to - ideally these holes are drilled oversize in timber glued into the foam and filled with modified epoxy. When you mount the screws into these you minimise any potential water entry into the timber or foam. There are pre-made epoxy glass sheet and bar sections ideal for this available too. It is absolutely critical that you prevent any water from entering the foam, unless you are pretty familiar with the process of epoxy glassing you may find it is not near as easy as it looks..... You will find vinylester cloth on sharper angles and compound curves and peel ply will make life a lot easier with this work.

Good luck.

2010-03-17 12:43:10 by Mr.PainTrain

takin 09 vac to pow island se alaska staying at friends20x20 mill cut camp house at whale pass wood gutters for water catch barrel outhouse that drains to ocean wood fired stove for cookin driving truck hauling canne lard onions beans fruit soups etc an boxes of dry milk, mixes,bacon,noodles wp is 100 +-miles to store by truck shorter an faster by boat 16 ft alumn, bass boat primary meat halibut shrimp salmon rock fish, doing spring bear and fall deer on cuts beach an jungle with bow cant take hand gun crossing canada customs taking ferry little concerned sleeping roadside us and canada on top truck bed in popup with goods under bed and grizzly signs up and carrying in case get hung up over weather again on evening hunt off shore little lite still but sleepin still happens an one bear carcass taken got drug off last time an hide from boat in bay at low tide bears got a little growly when run off with rocks an wavin spray after 3 days got across strait hungry tired thirsty from salt air spray lookin for handy ,carryable across canada rust resistant enough power to discourage a bear and take rabbits deer and hens birds if hung up on island again, birds on water with arrows was not good an mussels arent tasty with sea grass , woods continualy wet boat gas is not good for cookin any thing new out there youve used or reccommend
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This might work for you.
http://www.stoegerindustries.com/firearm s/stoeger_condor_outback.php
Hope this helps.

2009-01-03 12:11:25 by havaseat

Price: $144.95 $111.17

Hey everyone...

I live South Korea... I just bought a Renault-Samsung 2011 SM5...
However I did not choose the Bose audio option... [BIG REGRETS]
and I really really am disappointed with the stock panasonic sound system.

The bass and power overall is just a major disappointment.

With that said...
I went to the Car Audio store and asked what my options were.. without spending a boat load of money on custom car audio equipment & installation..

*important note*
I dont want to redo the whole system with amplifiers, speakers, woofers, etc...

I just want to make my system sound "stock Bose / JBL-ish*

I dont need a huge thumping system that will break my budget...

Anyways....
The Car Audio place after much thought... told me that installing a Preamp and connecting it to my stock headunit will improve the power and sound quality dramatically.....

Is this correct and can anyone confirm and give me their advice on if this is actually the best way to go???

Thanks.

It will just make it louder. You need quality speakers. Like 2ways and tweeters with subs or 3ways and 1ways with tweeters.

2010-12-05 01:43:30 by Jin S

As many of you know, I have been in the building supply industry for some time. The past several years primarily dealing with exotic hardwoods such as mahogany and teak. This wood would ( ha -wood would ) be used for doors, windows, libraries and patios for some of the most expensive homes in Connecticut.
After watching the 1992 animated cartoon " Ferngully- The Last Rainforest" with my children, they turned to look at me, and with tearful eyes said, " Father, do you cut down trees in the rainforest?"
I had to lie, and say no. But they know, children always do.

It was then I had an epiphany. My life would mean nothing if I kept on going on like this. After careful mathematical calculations, I personally am responsible for 11.65 acres of devastated forest. This must come to an end.
After months of planning, I have arranged to travel to Brazil, Peru, and Ecuador to replant small mahogany tree saplings. It will be dangerous and demanding work, with death always just one step away.

I tried to convince my wife* to stay here, back in the States, but she insisted on traveling with me. Plus, with the Mexican border war going on, she really does not feel safe here alone.
She has turned into the brains of the operation. Not only has she found government grant money to fund my trip, she has also been granted funding for her own personal research. She has been on a quest for the 'Green Butt' monkey. For years she has researched the possible ways of obtaining these animals for her collection. She convinced the government that mating habits of these animals must be observed and recorded in the event the species is in danger of becoming extinct. All she has to provide is video footage of their habitat, and several sperm samples from the animals to check the DNA patterns. How she plans to do that is up to her. She is the " Scientist "

Her ability to retain funding is second to none. Even with this economic crisis, she managed to secure thousands of dollars for supplies, a Range Rover ( test drives!!!), small automatic weapons, unlimited credit at Cabela's, Bass Pro Shops, and Frederick's of Hollywood. (You should really look your best when you travel. Plus the camo thongs!! Awesome.)

But it does not stop there. To avoid commercial airports and customs, she has arranged for a naval insertion. The giggles when she told me that we would be on a boat with close to 300 seamen, and a naval insertion, still gives me goosebumps.

We will also search out a childhood dream of mine. I read about an Amazon woman warrior tribe called " Do uwuana eetmie " . These warriors are mythical and legendary. Only 2 known explorers have seen these woman. One in the 70's who wrote a story for 'National Geographic' and one other , who told his story in 'Penthouse Forum' in the mid 90's. I feel with Courtney by my side, we will gain the trust of these woman, and for once be able to tell their story. These woman only use men for manual labor and breeding. I believe the custom is for the tribe leaders to "trade" men at first meeting. Thus CMP, as our tribe leader, would be able to insert herself into the tribal customs.

That should be exciting. I'm assuming CMP will be able to teach them the joys of artificial stimulation, condoms, and other sensual woman secrets. They may never let her leave.

Good news is that we will have laptops and access to government satellite feeds. We will check in as often as possible. Hopefully, we will succeed with every part of the journey. I guess an added bonus would be finding some turquoise shelled turtle that she would like to make jewerly from, and I guess the meat is some sexual stimulant. Maybe we will come across those as well.

Well my friends, sorry to carry on so long. I know I will miss all of you a great deal.
Oh yeah, the sunscreen. 30-45- or 50 ? And do you think we will need some OFF bug repellant?

Thanks
Stripped & Striped-- I have told you many times, I cannot even be within 100 yards of Wal-Mart. It all stems back to that incident when I found the blue employee vest, and then proceeded to place those little yellow smiley faces on woman like they were pasties. I was escorted off the premises.. It was all over CNN.

Ted, this is a great pioneering adventure you're embarking on with your lovely wife.
I think I speak for everyone when I say - "bring us back some duty frees".
The contribution you and CMP are about to make to the sum total of human knowledge is inestimable. The civilised world knows practically nothing of the existence of the Green Butt Monkey (aside from what Courtney's already told us, of course) so the funding your wife has managed to secure will be well spent, I know. As for your own area of research into that elusive matriarchal tribe the Juwanna-eatmis (latin spelling) - well, no fiscal payment could be reward enough for the sacrifice you are about to make, Ted. Thankfully I sense that for you the very act of researching is somehow reward enough in itself. Stout fellow!
The pair of you will be sorely missed. In my own native Britain MPs (or members of parliament) are not too popular with the ordinary folks. You two MPs, however, have captured all our hearts.
Go with God!
Re the sun factor - make yourselves hooded, full bodied leaf jump suits and wear them continuously throughout your travails.
Good luck, Ted!

2009-03-26 20:11:30 by Ted M. P. aka Manchild