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That's right!

It was out of the water for about a minute, and swam off strongly. fun comment though!

Northern are fun to catch too!

Thanks dude!

That's the way to do it. We were total noobs when filming this. Thanks for your comment!

I would. We sealed our with outdoor deck paint.

Thanks for the feedback Darren. We'll be more clear in the future. Feel free to rewatch and pause if it helps. thanks for watching!

No. It's a Storm jointed jerk bait.

very true. We forgot to mention that.

Also change gaskets! ❤

solid advice. why unscrew the top screw first?

which gaskets? @@pracussmargo

@@TheresOneOutdoors well this depends on the brand of engine. Im not very known with parts for other brands then yamaha but i think the gaskets for johnson tend to be transparent. You want to use new gaskets because the lower unit has to be able to withstand a certain inner pressure. With a bad gasket you could have it not leak when servicing but take in water when the engine is running. But then the oil will be white'ish because of water mixing with the oil. oil and water can mix if they are in a vacuum

You could but you would need to have a hose inserted into the hole instead of threaded in for the pressure to escape. Both methods will work

Because that will leave air in there

​@@CarsonSkinner-fn5vzif you fill with something that lets the pressure out and let the air bubbles come up then you absolutely can fill from the top. Think of filling transmisson oil on a car. Done from the top 👍we in the boat world usually fill from the bottom

you never know when it'll come in handy

Thanks 🙏

We're covered there. We had one for each passenger and they were accessible . Thanks for the comment.

Thank you Matthew. Multiple people let us know we screwed that up. We've redone it. And yes, this is definitely my first boat. Good to work out the kinks before I get something nicer. Happy Boating.

That’s hilarious

😂😂

It would be a beauty. It's on its way there.

I read they were extinct, so I'm glad I wasn't the only one amazed by this.

@@TheresOneOutdoors Well you got one! I would fish that lake tell I got another one and call wildlife services to get a DNA sample. Very important to try and resurrect that fish with proper breeding and protection. Bringing back to it being common. Get another!

@@ThomasNygard-my9jt I thought about contacting the MNR and seeing if they were interested.

I've seen walleye with a little bit of blue in their cheeks and dorsal fin, but nothing like this.

We haven't caught any walleye bigger than 22" in the few years we've been going to LOTW. But there are almost always solid numbers of fish caught.

It's always a great time.

Nothing huge, but always fun to catch

Yes. It hasn't moved at all. It's very solid.

@@TheresOneOutdoors I'm going to do exactly as you on my Lund SSV. i may put the hinges for the hatch opposite as I want to store my anchor and rode under the deck. If I can I will also move my 5 gal gas tank under the deck as well.

@@vernshein5430 That's awesome. Good luck. There are some supports on the left & right side of the middle seat on our boat that helps keep the deck in place. Not sure if yours has that. If not, you might need to find a way to keep it in place and adjust based on your boat and situation. Let us know how it goes!

haha sorry about that. I'm no professional. New spark plugs, new gas, new oil and some youtube videos on carburetors should help you out. Good luck.

I'd recommend a leadcore setup for trolling walleyes with crankbaits. When trolling cranks, my leadline setup out catches my normal (braided) setup by 3-to-1.

I'm not 100% sure. The boat is from 1979, so I'd guess the outboard is the same year. Still runs like a clock!

You should! It is a beautiful lake worth checking out if you have a canoe or a small boat. You may need a permit though, even if you're not camping.

Gotta make sure he lives to swim another day!

the more fish you release, the more there are to catch next time.

I don't have the exact measurements as we traced the existing, rotting floors. The back piece is 37.5" across (left to right) by 35" (front to back). The front piece was 36"x36". Neither piece were exactly square. Hope that helps!

Probably the biggest bass I've caught this year.

@@TheresOneOutdoors good job!

The fishing is unreal. As far as politics and other things go in Canada, I'll let other people comment on that.

thank you

to each their own. I like to catch them a variety of ways.

the classics never go out of style.