[kevinm]

personally think you made the right call 100% the fish you got on your own are worth way more in the long term. and the hole point we are all members here.

but also don’t think anything wrong whit sharing spots. specially if like you said you are in a kayak and so somewhat limited whit distance to the launch.

think most good captains also like to teach so picking their brains on why they went to check that/them spots to begin whit is better info then the spot them selfs

[kevinm]

mind sharing the books was trying to start lil collection a while back but 99% of what i found was more flyfishing or bass oriented

[kevinm]

do a good bit off-roading so ill recommend 4×4 for the simple fact of better to have it and not need it……………..

that said you would be amazed by the difference quality tires and lowering the tire pressure makes in most situations .

(when we are talking slippery boat ramp)

specially whit the extra weight of the trailer and boat just lowering the tire pressure to 20 psi will probably double your tires contact patch= double the traction.

would stay away from using locking differential in wet/slippery conditions might hurt more then it helps

long story short any full size truck out there should do everything you need any extras is just a +.

in general i believe the rule is to keep whatever you towing below 80% of your max tow rating.

the longer the wheelbase of the tow vehicle the higher the tow rating and smother the ride

[kevinm]

man thx for that this is way easier then geo…………

[kevinm]

o yea for sure if you managed whit that set up, you will love having a truck.

and like i said a 4X4 is just a extra piece of mind

[kevinm]

aaa ok thx haven’t seen that post before