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I've had garmins before fishing the Keys and 10,000 Islands and found them highly inaccurate. I'd be running a narrow channel and the garmin showed me on land - not good. So with my last two boats I've gone with navionics friendly brands - Simrad and Lowrance. I put a 7" Lowrance on my 16 Redfisher and sold the garmin that was on it. There are foks on here that swear by garmin though and you may hear from them. You will also hear a lot about FL Marine Tracks, especially for running the Keys,10,000 Islands and other places like Crystal River that require local knowledge. Problem is they recommend a 9+" screen to really be effective and a south FL or north FL cost $450 or $650 for the whole state. I haven't been on a boat with one so I can't recommend but maybe you can get a ride with someone who has one. BTW, where are you located?

The gel coat under the old carpet was in good shape, no problems at all. The sheet I got was the 38 x 77 so it would provide the length and width needed for 2 panels. Regular price for it was $150 but on sale for $109 around Christmas. Check on ebay maybe for a deal.

In a number of states the trailer isn't titled, just registered. Heck in Alabama they dont even require a tag. Also the bench seat top missing is a solvable problem. If the engine is good and has good compression and the hull is solid with no soft spots, offer him your 10k.

I removed the rod holders and used the old carpet as a pattern. That let me cut the seadek exactly around the rod holders. You could just take one off and use it as a pattern with some good measuring. I was going to take them all off and just put the the new cover as a solid sheet, but I finally realized that I would never get the holders back in the original screw holes.

I just did mine with seadek and really happy with it. Getting the old glue off was a challenge but was solved using a heat gun. If you go that route use the heat cautiously so you dont gouge the gel coat; just take your time. Also if you keep an eye out for sales you can get a 39"x77" sheet for around $110.

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Kon Tiki is a great choice when it's windy - always somewhere to get out of the wind. Several good flats close in and the deeper channels hold a variety of fish. There's always something to fish for, and mornings will be best before the sea-breeze adds to the wind. If it lays for you at least one day the run up to the Flamingo area is only about 30 minutes. Also the area around Blue Banks is covered with grass and holds fish. I've fished out of Kon Tiki many times in a Redfisher and really like that area.

Good deal I'll call a little later this morning.

please disregard. I'll try pics again later

Here you go: https://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/B001449G92/ref=dp_olp_all_mbc?ie=UTF8&condition=all If you dont mind the sand color, the TH Marine that Triplec posted is even better for taking the "lid" off. I have my hole cut out and cleaned up and I left it open until I install a new Trim tab actuator today then I'llput pics on later today.

It's a 10.75" by 15" which provides an opening of 7.25" x 11.5". Also the hatch cover is removable. I'll put up pics of the install.

If you fish or just boat you need to have one of these: Go to O'reilly Auto Parts and search for "121g"

I just got one of these from Amazon yesterday for $39 with free shipping. I'm installing it today so I'll have better access to install a new Lenco Actuator. I've had 4 other Redfishers over the years and done this with everyone of them. Dont know why MBC doesn't do it at the factory. Tempress White 1115 Cam Hatch

Sold the 8000 bur still have the 10000 new in the box. $250 shipped to you door. Send me a PM with number and I'll text to you.