WadeInTheWater
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A ramp is probably the best, but I’ve been thinking about a roller. Same width as door and just below opening. Have not tried it.
Wow i remember that boat. Yellow Rybovich 48 ?? Fished next to that crew late 70s they caught a fish every day. Murray Bro’s owned her. Correct??Cookie II had one that was the balls.
Yes, owned by the Murray bros. but it was a 43’ Merritt.Wow i remember that boat. Yellow Rybovich 48 ?? Fished next to that crew late 70s they caught a fish every day. Murray Bro’s owned her. Correct??
Yep that's the one. Not sure of the brand. That ramp was the best i have seen And simple. They tagged fish every day. Mostly with Barbara Block or Molly.Wow i remember that boat. Yellow Rybovich 48 ?? Fished next to that crew late 70s they caught a fish every day. Murray Bro’s owned her. Correct??
Wade if your going to go with a roller make it stainless along with the bearings.A ramp is probably the best, but I’ve been thinking about a roller. Same width as door and just below opening. Have not tried it.
Good eye Lou, your right.View attachment 99803 750 lb tuna. Door to small. You need a big door.
I assume you learned the same way i did....which is no fun! Truth be told, ever since that one time, I cleat both tail ropes off so I know it was done correctly. The ball has never had to save a fish but good to know it wouldn't and sorry you found out the hard way Rigga!I single poly ball wont help you. Ask me how i know.
I wasn’t paying attention last year and had one get down under the boat and thought for a second he was caught up in the wheel. At that point we figured it was safe to kill his ass.I always wondered if the ball was to create resistance when swimming them so they wouldn’t swim into the wheel.