@@diggingwithcruzie1594 I can probably come up with an adapter for that one. Also let your friends know that I’m going to be selling the green kayak (featured in this video) and the blue kayak (that’s in all the other videos). The blue one has sonar on it. I will be keeping the new sonar that’s on the green one, but will probably leave the adapter for the next person. Send me your information at [email protected]

@@garzaoutdoorsproductions sure will I’ll let my friend know about your kayak thank you very much

@@CrazyQuadBrothersP3 the water was definitely calm in that spot because the wind was coming over that dam and over that rock ledge, but on the main lake, the wind was blowing about 10 miles an hour. Crossing an open lake with 10 mile an hour wind in a small kayak is not without its risks. The skiers were about half a mile away, and I was still feeling the effects of their huge waves where I was fishing.

@@tuckerschultz6876 Usually I look on Google and see where I can find a decent place to park so I can fish those creeks. That particular one is next to a church, but I don’t remember which church. Also, the great part about that Creek is the second time I went there. The grass was low so I could handle my fly line better. I usually try to find a creek that has plenty of open area behind me for the back cast. I’ll be up there this weekend. Maybe I can find out what that church name is. Hopefully also they’re still cutting the grass. I don’t know if you noticed, but they were cutting the grass while I was fishing and that threw a lot of junk in the water that made it unfishable, so I had to cut the video short.

Ya beat me by 13 minutes! Lol

@@msb2948 I saw wild black bass in the stream while I was trout fishing. I think they were well educated because they weren’t going after the flies that I was using for rainbow trout. I heard they regularly stock, black bass channel cat, and of course rainbow trout. One thing for sure the water is extremely cold so the trout live longer into the spring.

@@diggingwithcruzie1594 what model Magellan are you using?

@@diggingwithcruzie1594 send me an email at [email protected]

Remember, you’re gonna be putting in a parking lot because there is no Boat Ramp right now. The boat ramp is still 10 foot underwater.

Thanks for sharing. Now I have a trolling motor on mine. May head out there soon

@@TheREVIEWGUY1-ip1wm my son is stationed at McConnell Air Force Base in Wichita Kansas, so I had that opportunity to go there once I dropped off my wife to help with the grandkids. I don’t get a chance to go there too often because it’s out of my way. But I’ll keep that in mind next time I swing by there. Thanks for the information. Tight line.

@@mg181 This error occurs when you pull the belt down to the lower unit and instead of twisted it clockwise they twisted it counterclockwise(or vice versa) and that’s what causes the petals to work in reverse. Repairing it is quite simple. 1- loosen the tension screw 2-Pull the prop off pull the three screws that hold the lower unit cover and then slowly remove the prop shaft. The easiest way to do this is to move the pedals back-and-forth (just the wiggle) as you pull the prop shaft out. 3- Have a screwdriver handy because you’ll need to insert the screwdriver to keep the belt from going up into the unit. Without moving the pedals, remove the screwdriver, and let the belt, relax. Observe which direction it turns. 4- Then very carefully twist the belt in the direction it was turning on its own. If you turn it in the wrong direction, the belt will get shorter. That’s not what you want to do so twisted in the other direction. 5- Now remove the screwdriver at the same time insert the prop shaft. Your target is the bearing in the back with the prop shaft. To achieve this move the pedals going back-and-forth. Remember, this is just a wiggle, not a complete rotation on the pedals. 6- Slowly insert the prop shaft until it reaches the bearing in the back. 7- Now replace the cover, the three screws, your prop pin/sheer pin, and propeller and you should be good to go. Good luck.

@garzaoutdoorsproductions you wouldn't want to make a video of that would you? Please! Ha...

@@mg181 i’ll take my camera to a service call Thursday and video just that process, but it may take some time before I edit it and upload it. Where are you located?

Massachusetts ​@@garzaoutdoorsproductions

@@mg181 yep, too far for a service call. I don’t have a pedal drive because I sold mine and went with the troll motor as you can see in my fishing videos.

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I now use a pulley puller. put the screw about 1/4 back in and then use the puller to pull it off.

@@garzaoutdoorsproductions I’ll let you know how that goes haha

@@garzaoutdoorsproductions you should totally make a video on how you did it hahah, I broke my puller

@@jackybonbong OK that sounds like a project. I have done at least 40 or 50 pedal drives using the puller method.

@@jackybonbong I just put out a video showing how to remove a stuck pedal. I hope that helps.

Still have the blue kayak, although I’m using a green camouflage kayak now, with a little more advanced electronics. (Side scan)

They are called Joe’s short strike. I got these at Cabela’s. You can also get them on Amazon. When you get them, take off the spinner and just use them as a regular fly. The reason they are called Joe’s short strike is because they have a piece of braided line with a treble hook on the end of a regular hook. Good luck keep me informed.

I built that style of stand 40 years ago. I was younger and limber back then. The door use to open easier but let yellow jackets in. This new deer stand is tight but the door is harder to open. I have been planning stairs with a landing. Just need to save some money.

Hello It’s ready to go. Unfortunately I have not had the chance to go hunting with it. Good news. We are getting a surge pig at the ranch. The Bulldog may see some action. I will post it if I am successful.

Did you paint a kayak or a storage container?

@@garzaoutdoorsproductions I painted my vertical storage container

D&D PowerDrive 1295-5M-15 Timing Belt, Rubber a.co/d/ftefoIK

I asked myself that same question. So I did the research and found out that it would actually work better on a 223 barrel without doing the 22 barrel conversion. The problem that you run into is that the 22 magnum has a lot more power requiring a lot stiffer spring. In other words, more weight on the bolt , and to my knowledge no they do not have a conversion yet, although I have seen some 17 HMR that people were toying around with.

Lew's Xfinity XJ 6' Medium Action Spinning Fishing Rod and Reel Combo. The reel is probably a size 2000. I typically don’t use light duty because I get a whip back that pulls the lure off my Target. The light duty rods, I use for crappie fishing. For striper fishing from a kayak, I decided to switch over to ugly sticks.

I did the research on Academy website and I couldn’t find that pack that that lure comes in. When you go to Academy, look for the multipack, micro lures, and that top water shed is in there. They do not sell it alone in that size. Another lure that is similar is the tiny torpedo. After the summer, they usually sell them for around seven dollars a pack and I bought several packs because of that one lure. Good luck and it’s well worth it.

You know somebody needs to write a real nice letter to the fishing game department in Kansas to stock Cheney lake with hybrid stripers. Those hybrid stripers would devour all those little white perch.

This is kind of out of my way. I was wondering around coming back from Wichita Kansas and decided to forgo the extra mileage just to get to this damn. It does take getting used to where all the big rocks are so you don’t lose too many lures. Thanks for the advice on the salty flukes.

That’s a pretty good smallmouth and a great blue catfish. Hey, I got a report that the hybrids and sandbags are out by the telephone pole on Lewisville. The wind was pretty bad this morning, so I couldn’t get out there I’m going to try getting out there when the wind calms down and chase them Sandbass.

Maybe I should try that lake I always fish grapevine the sandbass are biting on spoons there