The Tin Can Rides Again

I’ve gotten really spoiled the last couple years.  I got a buddy into fishing some years back.  After I took him out and had a few good days he bought his own boat, and now he calls me up to go out regularly.  I haven’t put The Tin Can in the water in well over two years.  It’s probably about that long since I put the ProCraft in the water as well.  I’ve gotten spoiled.

As you know I sometimes like to do some goofy things like put a boat in a local pond to fish it a little easier than fishing it from the bank.  Not all the ponds benefit from it, but a couple local ponds do.  I think The Tin Can is perfect for it.  Just keep the big motor tilted out of the water, and run on the electric.

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I just renewed the registration on The Tin Can today.  If you see some goofy weirdo out on your favorite pond in a 16 ft jon boat it’s probably me.

I was thinking about getting rid of The Tin Can entirely, and using the 50HP Mercury on Whisker Seeker, but I may keep it as an electric only pond boat.  I’ve got a 36 volt trolling motor on it so it will be plenty fast enough for little waters.

Then again I might take the 40 that came off Whisker Seeker and throw it on The Tin Can.

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