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    ["title"]=>
    string(21) "RIP My fishing friend"
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      string(12) "Cowboypirate"
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    string(655) "Been a bit out of touch with BFT lately. Final few weeks for Mario ( the Wookie) our German Shepard. Tried to do a few things with him. But Saturday I laid him to rest on the ranch near his friend Buddy the Beagle. Had at least one dog for the last 35 years as my adventure companion. Now it is pretty quiet when I come home.



Little video of our times togther. Mostly for me but I know a few our you have these attachments and will appreciate it.



Cheers



https://youtu.be/uOEGHu_lSC8?si=o8Q51sMFFiMwsexH"
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    string(12) "Provo Harbor"
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    string(668) "Returned to Provo harbor yesterday hoping to get some fish like I saw caught there two wks ago, where I had met a gal who was yanking crappie, bluegill, perch and even a largie off one of the south docks.  My very 1st experience seeing a FFS doing its thing.  Amazing.  I'd been working the open water around the docks on the N end, pretty much fishing the bottom, while she was concentrating 4-5' down, where the fish were.  I fancast all the open water with a slip-bobber rig, but nothing doing yesterday for me or for the other 3-4 groups that were there.  Western half of the harbor capped with maybe 1/2", while there's still open water on the E side."
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    ["title"]=>
    string(32) "Trax TX6000 trailer dolly review"
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    string(2305) "A short while ago wiperhunter2 started a thread on powered trailer dollies. Got me thinking about how tricky it is to get my boat back to my shed without crunching the house or the shed.  Started researching and ended up getting the Trax TX6000 electric trailer dolly. This is just a brief first review. I got it a week ago and gave it a try yesterday.  The good: has 3 lead core 12 volt batteries for weight and power, a port to plug in trailer to deactivate surge brake and power trailer backup lights, optional wide tires for traction, three wheels for stability, very nicely built, low and higher speed, worked great on my driveway.  The less good: quite expensive, not sure how well it’s going to work on my lawn.  When I tried it yesterday the lawn was wet and a little frozen.  The TX6000 struggled to move the boat because the wheels started to spin.  I helped by pushing on the handle in the direction I wanted to go. I angled the boat back and wanted to swing the  over but the wheels just spun. The problem isn’t power, it’s traction.  It should work much better on dry grass. Also, deactivating your surge brake is important if on grass. On my first attempt I didn’t plug the trailer into the dolly’s plug and the trailer brakes activated and the dolly wheels just spun.  For now I think the TX6000 might be a really great electric trailer dolly.  Can’t give it 2 thumbs up until I use it more this spring.











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1. RIP My fishing friend