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@wrestlemaniac202 It took way longer than it should have to get the title for the boat. The first time through, I tried to mail the package in. Somehow, it got "lost." Luckily, I kept copies of all my paperwork and was able to submit my package a second time (in person) at the Bel Air DMV. After my second attempt, I had a title mailed to me within a couple of weeks. Never bothered to register the trailer. I plan to replace it. Risky to run it without a plate for a season, but I rolled the dice.

@@wrestlemaniac202 And yes! I've fished the suskie.

@@CareAgainFishing the susky is my home river and funny you mention bel air mva since ive done all my boat title transfers there

@@CareAgainFishing also might be able to find a trailer cheap on marketplace with a title and i highly recommend tagging it in Maine since you can get a 5 year maine trailer tag for the price of a 2 year maryland tag

@@jakesmith6337 Thank you! I'm not sure whether anyone makes a similar power pack as a commercial item. If they did, it would probably be pretty expensive. Having two batteries has saved my bacon on more than one occasion. It's well worth the effort and money to have redundancy.

I haven't had any significant issues related to heat. The one cautionary note that I would offer to anyone looking to do this build is to ensure your physical connections are solid. A loose connector becomes a quick source for intense amounts of heat. The only heat-related issues I've ever had have been due to loose connections and over-use. I've been using this battery pack for years, now. I am convinced that it will outlast my boat. Thanks for the sub!

@@CareAgainFishing thanks for the tips 👌🏻

@@TomyTekOutdoors for sale? No. Not for you. I'll bring you one.

@@CareAgainFishing I appreciate that bro. See tomorrow. I'll be there in the afternoon.

@@ArchisInc I've used several. Everything from #4 willow blades to #5 colorados. Go with whatever you think will work best in your fishery.

Oh man! I had no idea! Looked it up after reading your comment. Theirs IS very similar. Thanks for letting me know.

Always nice to make use of those old bits and bobs. Enjoy!

Lemme know how it goes.

Glad to be of service. Let me know how it goes for you.

@@stacychick5053 High 60s? Low 70s?

@@CareAgainFishing thanks! In the Seattle area so need to do this now! ;)

The rules (I'm careful to use the word "rules" rather than "laws," here) on catch and release depend on the State in which the fish is caught. For example: Maryland's position on this matter is super clear. They recently published a quick reference document that tells us we absolutely CAN release snakehead back into the waters from which they are caught. (dnr.maryland.gov/fisheries/Documents/SHQ_A-fishing.pdf) Maryland's position on this matter has evolved. Fisheries managers have figured out that these fish are really nowhere near the threat they were initially believed to be. We're at the point where the fish is starting to be recognized as a resource. Snakehead fishing is increasing in popularity, year after year. The fish is generating enormous amounts of revenue. They've even gone so far as to ask us to start referring to the fish as "Chesapeake Channa." NJ, on the other hand, just changed their regulations so that anglers "must" dispatch any snakeheads caught in NJ waters. (Though they don't really explain what the potential consequences for catch and release.) In all cases, transporting a live snakehead continues to be federal offense. Doesn't matter what State you're in, if you get caught with a live snakehead in your possession, you face pretty serious consequences. I do most of my fishing in Maryland and Delaware. Catch and release of snakeheads is allowed in both States. I hope this answers your question.

My pleasure!

@@kennyg5619 I didn't realize they were an option.

Thanks!

Right on!

Right on!

@@CM-ty9zl Switch panel came from Amazon. Stickers came with it.

Kambo is one of the best humans I know. I'm super pleased you decided to come over and give the video a watch. Inline spinners are ENORMOUSLY fun to make. Figuring out ways to tweak them for specific purposes can be hours of fun, and the opportunity to see the results of your own creativity is highly rewarding. French blades, eh? Interesting! I may have to give those a shot. I've been having a lot of fun experimenting with "deep cup" colorados.

@@CareAgainFishing I’ve made a decent amount of Colorado blade spinners my only complaint is the wobble that comes with it if you don’t have the weight figured out 100% the line twist you get from them is insane The French blades kinda give me in between they run pretty true from my experience (I maybe bias my favorite in-line is a mepps #5) haha

That's a dinosaur, yo!

You mean that thing from jerisisisrepark

@@Jambo_Bobbo That's correct! It's a Godzillaraptorpotomus

Hope it serves you well.

No problem! I have a detailed spreadsheet. I'm going to say it was somewhere in the ballpark of $5,500. Remember though, the boat, motor and trailer were all free.

Have you watched the build series on my channel? At the end of each episode I post a spreasheet.

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They ARE invasive, and should never be introduced to new water, but recent studies are indicating an achievement of parity. The hype about their harm was way overblown. They're prolific breeders. Those breeding cycles intoduce a lot of new forage for other fish to eat. It's 100% okay to return them to the waters from which they are caught. Transporting them live is illegal. I don't kill things I don't intend to eat.

I'll do my best.

Bangs are good! I like bangs!

Uh... no. I'm not. Have a good day.

Allow me to qualify my response: Delaware reg says you "should" kill the fish. It does not say that you "will," or "shall," or "must" kill the fish. In Delaware it is 100% lawful to immediately release a snakehead to the waters from which it was caught. What you have stated is a common misconception. I don't blame you for believing that killing is mandatory, given the way they chose to write the regs and literature. I don't kill fish unless I plan to eat them.

@@CareAgainFishing Snakeheads are invasive. It is illegal under Delaware law to possess a live snakehead. By pulling a snakehead out of the water you are "in possession of it", since you say you have no intent to kill the fish that come into your possession, your action is thus clearly unlawful. documents.dnrec.delaware.gov/fw/Fisheries/Documents/Northern%20Snakehead-Fact%20Sheet-2017.pdf#:~:text=In%20Delaware%2C%20it%20is%20illegal%20to%20transport%2C%20purchase%2C,spear%20or%20bowfishing%20%28where%20it%20is%20not%20prohibited%29.

Thanks man! It sure is! The boat works! I figured out the issues with the motor. She runs reliably, but there are still some issues to resolve. The build, itself, is proving to be exactly what I hoped it would be. As a platform for a single person, it's FANTASTIC. I'm super pleased. Having a second person on board is comfortable enough, but there have been some lessons learned. She's been tested. We've had 700lbs worth of human being on that boat in some pretty decent chop. We've had a little water come over the bow. She did great, but I have to admit I was concerned. This is not a "big water" boat. I only have a few inches of freeboard. Taking it out on a bigger river (even if only for the purposes of getting from the ramp to the fishing grounds) requires planning. In glassy conditions I've hit speeds close to 25mph, alone. With another person in the boat, the best I can do is around 18... which is okay, because I'm not sure I'd want to go any faster than that. My next upgrade is going to involve a push pole. Grass is coming in. My trolling motor is going to be useless in many of the spots I want to get to. The good news is: She drafts in ~8" of water. I thought this thing would cure my desire to buy a legitimate flats boat. I was wrong. Now I want one even more than ever... but I'm still happy with what I built.

@@CareAgainFishing I know exactly what you mean, this boat build helps you zone in on what you really want in a boat, to do the specific types of fishing you do. It's good that you built that boat, plenty of boats out there, new & used, I say buy one when you can, there's never going to be a perfect time, but there will be a time when you can swing it.

I was so freaking frustrated before that moment happened, man. I just kept seeing fish EVERYWHERE. I couldn't get them to react. When that one gave me the initial "get out of here" pop, I thought I might be onto something. The fact that he followed me all the way out into the open (and that I got it on camera) made it worth it to persevere. Such cool fish!

Forage... tide... vegetation... temperature... wind... what did I have for breakfast... are the turtles feeling amorous? All things we must consider.

🤣🤣🤣🤣 He certainly is!

These fish choose violence... Apparently, the turtles choose love.

Thanks! I appreciate you watching! Cloudy conditions are ALWAYS preferred, but you gotta do the best you can with what you have. In sunny conditions I look for things that create their own shade. Almost never easy, but if you keep grinding you can make it work.

I agree with you. You have to fish when you can no matter the conditions. Also I was looking at Tactical fishing. All their frog lures are sold out. I have some Snakehead Outlawz lures that i use.

@peterkonrad5655 Well, I can tell you this: I'm on the Tactical Fishing promotional team. It's not a paying gig. (I get a discount, but I still buy my own stuff.) The frogs sell out for a reason. One of the things that makes us different is that we design our lures, in house. Other vendors order in bulk off of websites and then sell at significant markup... and there's NOTHING wrong with that! Business is business. Lots of folks are happy to buy what's available, and those lures catch. Ours just catch a little better. Our hooks are more refined. We're a little more durable. Each frog has a job, and the soft plastics are unique. Not sure if you're on Instagram or Facebook, but if you send me a message on those platforms I'll make sure you're in the know when the next shipment comes in. You'll see the difference in what we bring to the table.

lol. I could have lived without the demonstration!

It sure felt that way to me!

​@@CareAgainFishingat least you're a good sport and didn't beam him down for trying to channel cat his anger at you😂

THAT'S WILD! I would have loved to have been there for that. Hopefully, you're brother's face didn't get too banged up!

That is correct. LMAO I believe what I called it was, "stupid, dumb, jerk bird." Specificity is the soul of narrative.

Ooooooooh, man. I hadn't thought about that. Wow. That would have sucked. Now I have a new fear. Thank you.

Such kindness on the part of my feathered friend! Truly, I don't deserve it.

They're amazing animals... but the one that tried to drop a fish on me can go eat a root. 🤣

Why??

@@kalepotter9451 Sometimes the fish is too heavy or it just slips out of their talons. They don't come back for them if they're on the land it seems.

I'm in the ballpark of 20 outings, at this point. I haven't taken it easy on the boat, at all. It's holding up GREAT.

@@CareAgainFishing Thank You! I have a 1972 aluminum boat myself. I like your video. Probably going to go this route. It's the friendliest on the wallet considering boat paint costs. Thanks again for the video!

@@workforit2270 Thanks! I did my best. One thing I would recommend that isn't in the video: Don't measure the materials by weight. Measure by liquid volume (as the Fasco social media folks pointed out in another comment). The product is fantastic. It does everything I hoped it would do.

YES! YOU FOUND THE VIDEO! THAT'S AWESOME!

(Sorry I spelled your name wrong.)

@@CareAgainFishing No worries so happy you got this on camera😆