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Category Archives: Boating
My Pelican Bass Raider Trailer Conversion
This video is about my trailer that I converted for the Pelican Bass Raider which also includes how I transport my outboard, trolling motor and the rest of my gear.
(A Time Lapse Story) Modding *El Coqui* a Pelican Bass Raider Fishing Boat
*(pronounced ko-kee)
Pelican Bass Raider 10e ( Quick Take )
A short video showing some of what I’ve done so far to my Pelican Bass Raider after one week of modding.
My 2020 Pelican Bass Raider 10e Scupper Drain Install
This is a mod that I implemented to my Pelican Bass Raider 10e which allows a 3d printed shim(s) to be placed inside between the upper and lower deck of the hull after drilling with the hole saw. The purpose of this shim is allow the scupper drain, after insertion, to be properly secured when it is tightened down by the drain nut and not deform the hull surfaces.
3D PRINT FILES: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4775154
DRAIN PLUG: https://amzn.to/2Pclehx
DEEP CUT HOLE SAW: https://amzn.to/3pTowTs
5200 MARINE SEALANT: https://amzn.to/3qTfuat
THRU-HULL DRAIN: https://amzn.to/2ZP5xii
New Project Boat to Start Off 2021
2020 Pelican Bass Raider 10E. Let the mods begin… 🙂
Florida Boat Ramps: Open or Closed?
Check out the link to the FWC interactive map and see which boat ramps in your area are open or closed
http://atoll.floridamarine.org/dle_gis/javascript/boat_ramp_status/
A New Addition to my Fleet
I’m so stoked to have finally found a boat (after two years of searching) that met most of the requirements that I was looking for to include that it would be in fairly good condition and reasonably priced.
So here is the latest addition to the channel and my fleet – a 1989 Bass Tracker Tournament V17 with a Mercury 80, 2 stroke outboard. Currently I’m going thru all the electrical system to see what needs fixing or updating as well as familiarizing myself with the motor and doing any and all maintenance that needs to be done up front to have it all up to date. Although I can’t wait to get it on the water I have no plans on rushing things until I feel comfortable that the most critical parts of the maintenance process has been completed on this boat. I’ll be posting up a video soon to document my journey to get this boat back on the water for those that may be interested
