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Hi Everyone! New member here so i thought I'd take a second and say hello to everyone out there, and compliment what a great forum you all have here. I've been pouring over the discussions, and the knowlege here is fantastic to read.
I moved to the island about a year ago, and have finally been able to get myself another fishing boat. Rebuilding the motor in the garage and working on the boat for a few weeks now, and I'm hoping to launch this weekend. I've never actually fished salt water before, so there are some things that I'm not familiar with. Prawing and crabbing is something I'd never heard of until I landed here. I was wonder if anyone could give me the basics of how to scout for them. Depth of water, do they school, preferred bait, that kind of thing. I've picked up some traps, got some floats for them etc, but any info I could get from your pros would be greatly appreciated...
I've been rebuilding motors for years, done a lot of the old chrysler/ force motors, so if anyone needs a hand with anything, feel free to drop me a line. I've got a supplier for just about all the parts for them at good prices, and dont' mind lending a hand to anyone out there that needs it. I can't seem to stop playing with engines so if you need a hand, feel free to give me a shout - I enjoy working on them.
I live in Qualicum Beach. Thanks again!
Kevin.
I moved to the island about a year ago, and have finally been able to get myself another fishing boat. Rebuilding the motor in the garage and working on the boat for a few weeks now, and I'm hoping to launch this weekend. I've never actually fished salt water before, so there are some things that I'm not familiar with. Prawing and crabbing is something I'd never heard of until I landed here. I was wonder if anyone could give me the basics of how to scout for them. Depth of water, do they school, preferred bait, that kind of thing. I've picked up some traps, got some floats for them etc, but any info I could get from your pros would be greatly appreciated...
I've been rebuilding motors for years, done a lot of the old chrysler/ force motors, so if anyone needs a hand with anything, feel free to drop me a line. I've got a supplier for just about all the parts for them at good prices, and dont' mind lending a hand to anyone out there that needs it. I can't seem to stop playing with engines so if you need a hand, feel free to give me a shout - I enjoy working on them.
I live in Qualicum Beach. Thanks again!
Kevin.