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Re: Bed extender and despair
[Re: Ranchonodinero]
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04/19/17 08:50 PM
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shoreburd
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when you said spendy i suspected worse- this is up there but reasonable; thanks!
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Re: Bed extender and despair
[Re: shoreburd]
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04/19/17 11:46 PM
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Tallgrass05
bill maher's protege
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bill maher's protege
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The bed extender in the photo I provided breaks down into 3 pieces.
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Re: Bed extender and despair
[Re: shoreburd]
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04/26/17 12:19 PM
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BODA
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Shoreburd, I have launched a kayak just about everywhere a person can in that area at one point or another. Stedmans can be tough, try brown/root, launch over by boat hole and give that a shot too. There are alot of fish to be caught over there without paddling 5 miles
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Re: Bed extender and despair
[Re: shoreburd]
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04/28/17 12:17 AM
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Jim Ford
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If any of you need to modify a bed extender to accommodate two kayaks, and you live near New Caney, give me a honk. If you buy the materials I'll be happy to do the welding at no charge to you. I have a MIG rig and a TIG rig; I can weld carbon steel, aluminum, or stainless. We just need to fit it into my schedule. And if you want to build a set of bunks like I use, bring the 1X6s (I recommend treated or cedar) and some carpet, and some adhesive (Gorilla Glue or Loctite spray work well), and some steel strap. I can heat and bend the strap, and I have a pneumatic stapler to hold the carpet in place while the adhesive bonds. It'll help if you precut the carpet, but I do have a garage full of box cutters and I know how to use them.......
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Re: Bed extender and despair
[Re: shoreburd]
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04/28/17 01:41 AM
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ben_beyer
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If what I saw was typically for Port Aransas last weekend, keeper trout will be few and far between. I didn't go to Shamrock Island but there were a lot of kayakers out and that means heavy fishing pressure. I think it will take some time before the 5 fish limit really has a huge effect especially in an area where a lot of people frequent.
I caught 17 trout during the day and only 3 were big enough to keep.
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