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[Double D]

A hose nozzle that doesn't leak, won't scratch the boat, works correctly and lasts longer than 2 months. Don't need 22 different spray patterns

[clt_capt]

Originally Posted by WAHOONBOX

FACTORY TRIM THE INSIDE SHORT HAIRS ON THE BULLET HEAD ILANDER SO THAT THE DMZ NORTH WILL QUIT FISHING THIS LURE WITH ALL THAT EXTRA HAIR IN THE WAY!

It's cold up there - they need the extra hair.

Show me the shapes you want - I may have a way to make some.


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I Want a deck brush that the head doesn't keep falling off!!!


I want a light plastic washdown nozzle that the handle doesn't break off of.

[offshore]

Originally Posted by WAHOONBOX

ABOLISH THE STANDARD EGG SINKER SHAPE FOR BALLYHOO....AND MAKE ONE SIDE OF THE LEAD THE SAME SHAPE AS THE UNDER-THROAT OF BALLYHOO.....

There was a guy here in NC that made these about 10 years ago. They were pretty neat and worked well. He only made a few hundred and quit........Mark

[reel fool]

Originally Posted by Double D

A hose nozzle that doesn't leak, won't scratch the boat, works correctly and lasts longer than 2 months. Don't need 22 different spray patterns

I buy mine at Home Depot or Lowes. It's a fire-hose kind of fitting. Lots of rubber casing, soft on the deck. You rotate the head to regulate the water flow. I add a plastic on/off valve in front of it so that I can use that to turn on/off the hose.

[whitey]

An automatic boat washer same thing as a car wash but on the water.

[sportfishingusa]

I think i would like to have... hmmmmmm.....

I miss the old 100 pack of glow stick lights with the line clip on them.. came in a 2 1/2 gallon pale but can not find them anywhere.. they need to come back and with a different clip for less line chafing..

[Cowboy]

Originally Posted by WAHOONBOX

ABOLISH THE STANDARD EGG SINKER SHAPE FOR BALLYHOO....AND MAKE ONE SIDE OF THE LEAD THE SAME SHAPE AS THE UNDER-THROAT OF BALLYHOO.....

I can have these for you by tournament time just need a sample

[shoefish]

Rod safety straps that are retractable like those doohickeys you see on phone lines sometimes- I hate it when the safety straps are laying around everywhere and get all tangled.

Needles with pre-attached floss/stitches (like surgical stitches) for sewing baits- threading the eye of a needle on a rocking boat with slimey hands stinks.

A touch-screen handheld gps chartplotter that is also vhf and sat phone (think iPhone for boats).

Black aluminum sleeve crimps.

[xxmacplherexx]

DoubleD you can get the hose nozzle at wall mart.Look in the lawn section and they have one called the firemans nozzle.Its plastic and hard rubber and works well.You simply turn the head on the nozzle and it spray comes out like a fire hose.They cost about 12 bucks..

[Admin]

I need more EXPENSIVE ITEMS!
150$ to 300$ RANGE

Originally Posted by Banshee

.99 Cent diesel fuel!!!!!! Help a brother out will fish for food.
JW

Lets all pitch in a put our own rig in the ground some where. Fund our own oil rig,We are all Prospecters.
We could ban together tons of money set up the rig, sell off the black gold, then everyone involed could recieve a piece of the profits to reduce the cost of a gallon.

[quote=jawz12;381256]aftco flat line clips,and the outrigger clips,they went to the sliding plastic bar,what a frickin' hunk of $hit now...bring back the old school thumb screw adjustment...
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Ya why did they do that ? cut cost ? I agree I liked the old style

Originally Posted by Foul Hooked

I'd like some decent clamp on drink holders for my boat that I can clamp on to the back of my leaning post or on the t-top legs. Those suction cup holders just don't work well on my rig.

This is interesting, I have always wondered why boats do not for one have deep cup holders in place with a simple drain in the bottom. 20 ounce wawa coffee's just fall out of all the ones I have bought.
I agree with the suction cups, I have a couple from sea sucker but my kids use them to try and climb the house so I did not use them yet.

Originally Posted by gradywhite273

i can tell you right now, a product that stops water spots on windows, i know there are products out there, but damnit, there should be something that you do once and be done with it.

I have the solution to this but it is unsafe and If i publicly say it and some idiot does it and burns down there boat I will be in trouble so no comment

Originally Posted by Deep C

A circle hook with enough gap and shaft length to work with an Island Pro... I have found models to fit almost all my favorite rigs except that one...

Man deep you and circle hooks

Originally Posted by WAHOONBOX

THE PERFECT ICE COOLER HINGE FRONT & REAR....PLUS UNBREAKABLE LID STRAP

MAGNUM RODTIP ROUND EYE GUIDE FOR A DINK ROD

ABOLISH THE STANDARD EGG SINKER SHAPE FOR BALLYHOO....AND MAKE ONE SIDE OF THE LEAD THE SAME SHAPE AS THE UNDER-THROAT OF BALLYHOO.....

.8 DOUBLE BARREL CRIMPS IN EVERY TACKLE SHOP

FACTORY TRIM THE INSIDE SHORT HAIRS ON THE BULLET HEAD ILANDER SO THAT THE DMZ NORTH WILL QUIT FISHING THIS LURE WITH ALL THAT EXTRA HAIR IN THE WAY!

GIVE US 3/8 AND 1/2 OZ SEA WITCH HEADS WITH A "CUPPED" BACK SIDE ON THE LEAD FOR THE CUT TIP OF BALLYHOO BILL TO REST IN...

You need your own line of tackle as you got great ideas man. The cooler straps and hinges are such a great point. The icey Tek I have has been to hell and back and still rocking and rolling, well except the whole bottom cracked but freaking thing still keeps everything cool , also the kids like it as a sled.

Originally Posted by flatbottom

A better trailer design. On steep ramps I always drag or nearly miss The top of the ramp when pulling out of a steep slope. New axle design or something.....!!!!!!!

and one more thing

a Sportfishermen.com Blue Pro Team Jacket in Large and Medium. Not everyone is the size of Pino and Gradywhite273 and Proheat, Nauti Dog, Cardinal Joe and all the other XXXL Team Members Help a brother out !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Yes I hear ya on the Jacket man I am actually working with someone to bring out a line of those Jackets. Sadly those jackets are really tough to size someone up. So you actually need people to try them on first which means we would have to ship it and I can say 80% of the people will have to ship back for another size. Just a pain in the ass but we have found the same jacket with another company who has a better size range so I hope that will work out.

1 put a lift on that Dodge and a 3 inch suspension lift on that trailer. You may just have to have more speed to get on the trailer at low tide

Originally Posted by Double D

A hose nozzle that doesn't leak, won't scratch the boat, works correctly and lasts longer than 2 months. Don't need 22 different spray patterns

I found a couple last year at home depot that were rubber coated. My kids seem to break every nozzle we buy though so I have not found one that they can not break.

Originally Posted by whitey

An automatic boat washer same thing as a car wash but on the water.

I heard they have a lot of these going up in Florida, automatic system picks up boats up to 50 some foot runs though a wash and dry and stores the boat..
Maybe Weber can build one.

Originally Posted by sportfishingusa

I think i would like to have... hmmmmmm.....

I miss the old 100 pack of glow stick lights with the line clip on them.. came in a 2 1/2 gallon pale but can not find them anywhere.. they need to come back and with a different clip for less line chafing..

I actually think I have seen those buckets recently but need to think where I was.

Originally Posted by shoefish

Rod safety straps that are retractable like those doohickeys you see on phone lines sometimes- I hate it when the safety straps are laying around everywhere and get all tangled.

Needles with pre-attached floss/stitches (like surgical stitches) for sewing baits- threading the eye of a needle on a rocking boat with slimey hands stinks.

A touch-screen handheld gps chartplotter that is also vhf and sat phone (think iPhone for boats).

Black aluminum sleeve crimps.

I like the retractable lines and actually I will look up something for you. When I used to climb trees I had some great straps and one was retractable for our climbing saws. Just sucked when the saw freaked out and the safty strap pull the saw up your leg.