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Should be able to unscrew the nut all the way until it releases

There are some giants in there

Gotta be a bit crazy to get up that early that’s for sure

The impeller is in a housing & has no path to get inside the engine, no worries there, just take out the old impeller & install a new one.

@@SG-oi8rl bits of the impeller can break off and go up the coolant line . I had this happen with a 5 hp mercury.

Not good, could clog the pipe.

It’s a tough one to diagnose don’t want to blow too much pressure through the coolant line as it could damage the hose. If you are worried about any that went up the line then I suggest bringing it in to get fixed by a professional as that is a much bigger job than shown in the video. We pieced all the broken parts of the impeller together and it looked like none were missing so we took the chance that none went up the line. Hope this helps.

@@JKFishingYt are used a combination of a coat hanger and compressed air.. It seems to work fine.

Ya Steve honestly we made this video a while ago and this is the one thing I have an issue with in our setup. I want to remake it because we also run braid as well now which makes popping them so much easier.

Search it up. Lots of guides and experienced fisherman swear by it

Yes unfortunately some of the tough parts we needed more hands for. Wish we could demonstrate it but it took us a while as well to get it as well as set it so it has forward neutral and reverse at the right levels

Yes so we keep getting a lot of comments on this and appreciate the way you brought it up. We made sure to watch the gauge on it and if I can remember correctly only tested up to 8psi both before and after replacing them. Interesting test though that you did shows how accurate their rating are and for only 15 seconds

Repair has held up for the past two years lower unit oil is clean and water hasn’t been getting in. The prop shaft seems to be straight with no nicks because of this and we believe that the culprit was just crapped out seals either springs were worn or rubber was cracked.

Excellent! How many hours were on the motor before they leaked and do you run in fresh or salt water? (I have a 2004 Yamaha 90 that’s why I’m interested)

@motorv8N we bought it used with about 1200 on it and are at about 1700 now

Thanks - I’m just climbing toward 400 hrs so barring actual damage hopefully I got some time before those seal wear out on me. Love the Yamahas.

@motorv8N yes Yamaha for us is the only engine we feel comfortable putting 2000 plus hours on just well built and not over engineered

Yes it is steel

yes arguably the best freshwater fishery in the world

appreciate it

if you are talking about the part where we twist the impeller as we put the housing over it, then it was because we needed another set of hands. it requires quite a bit of force when you do it

I added some Synthetic Multi-Purpose Grease that doesn't have petroleum inside the metal cup where the impeller goes and it was easy to put on. I just rotated the spline on top as I slightly push down on the cover and it went in perfectly. Just remember to go clock wise. I had to do this a couple of times cause I put the housing backwards.

Spot on, they are incredibly versatile and you can fish them slow with finesse when the fish are picky or fast and aggressive when looking for a reaction bite!

The coho fillets are a beautiful red/orange and same with the smaller kings. The ocean fillets are red because they eat some crustaceans and to get the red on the farmed ones they need to inject them as they only feed them pellets. The larger kings here tend to be a pink-ish and we usually give most of them away as we prefer the smaller coho and rainbows for smoking.

Ocean kings best oregon not.good in Washington?

Appreciate it! We fish out of Port Dalhousie.

so easy to prepare almost like walleye in which less is more because the fish is so good on its own!

Trust me we were going nuts over it too that’s why I felt like I should share it

Glad we could help and hope it runs smooth for the years to come

This fixed my problem! My ignition ended up just completely going out, the new amazon one worked and was plug and play. Thanks again!

@4455336 so glad it worked that’s why we post these because you never know who you can help with them. Tight lines 🤙

yes not many people know about the bladder inflating and its the main reason why fish won't go down. MNR should recommend a venting tool to anglers and we would see less floating kings and lakers over the summer months!

Yes I like to make sure we are headed in a straight line while letting out my lines to make sure I don’t get any tangles especially with leadcore and dipsys

My bad was a bit rushed but more than happy to answer it in the comments. Green spoons took most of the hits and as I said about 50ft down in 100-130fow trolling about 2.3-2.5mph

Middle of May last year

Honestly just preference based on the boat we have and setup we run. We know guys who do use them for riggers but find rocket launchers better for our boat

What do you recommend for simplicity to get in the game quickly and proficient. Thanks

Chinook are nice and made in USA

You can run them at speeds anywhere from 1.3-3.5mph. Should be a chart on the package showing different depths at different speeds