-- Edited by Redfisherman on Thursday 11th of February 2010 03:03:10 PM

Welcome to the RCIA, there is a wealth of knowledge to gain from this forum and these fellow roof cleaners.

Chris, Thank you for the welcome and sharing your experience and knowledge to teach all of us who come here to learn. I have followed the forum for a couple of months. I have taken the advice of many of the Professionals on the site and read, read, and read some more.

I learn something everytime that I visit. A.C. I have known a number of years fishing the tournament trails. Funny how when we anglers are focused on the prey, "Redfish" for example one doesn't really find out to much or delve into what do you do for work. Knowing A.C.'s work ethic when it comes to fishing, I now know how he built a very large company and has survived the economic downturn, as you all have. New ideas, sharing techniques what works and what doesn't.

When someone posts a great idea, you Chris and all the other very Professional Roof Cleaners here are quick to praise and give encouragement. On that same note, when a newbe posts of an idea or technique they have discovered. You and the same group of Professionals are just as quick to "say - whow cowboy, do you know you just made a Bomb". This is how you do it "Grasshopper" after that go back and read some more, and be safe, your family needs you.

On the fishing side of things, next time you catch a Cobia, have a wet towel handy, place it over their eyes when you bring it in the boat, calms them right down. Kind of it's dark so don't move thing, works for tarpon too. For Hammerheads, I'll post a few pictures of this past summer when we had a 16-18 ft shark eat my daughters 180 lb tarpon at the boat. Also the World record came from Boca Grande, both the Captain and the angler are good friends and do quite a bit of shark fishing.

For the fishing line was it "Crystal", I have contacts, let me know what kind and I'll see if I can get it for you.

Thank you all again for the warm welcome to the forum, and yes I will read some more.

My question is and not to be a PITA: For the 12V systems that many roof cleaners use. "How do you charge the battery? Is it at the end of the day when at home with a charger? There is a better way, we have used it for years in the tournaments to charge our trolling motors. Both running and towing the boat. That answer I have not been able to find here, but I have a solution to always keep your batteries charged while working.

-- Edited by Redfisherman on Friday 12th of February 2010 07:19:07 AM

Redfisherman wrote:

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Chris, Thank you for the welcome and sharing your experience and knowledge to teach all of us who come here to learn. I have followed the forum for a couple of months. I have taken the advice of many of the Professionals on the site and read, read, and read some more.

I learn something everytime that I visit. A.C. I have known a number of years fishing the tournament trails. Funny how when we anglers are focused on the prey, "Redfish" for example one doesn't really find out to much or delve into what do you do for work. Knowing A.C.'s work ethic when it comes to fishing, I now know how he built a very large company and has survived the economic downturn, as you all have. New ideas, sharing techniques what works and what doesn't.

When someone posts a great idea, you Chris and all the other very Professional Roof Cleaners here are quick to praise and give encouragement. On that same note, when a newbe posts of an idea or technique they have discovered. You and the same group of Professionals are just as quick to "say - whow cowboy, do you know you just made a Bomb". This is how you do it "Grasshopper" after that go back and read some more, and be safe, your family needs you.

On the fishing side of things, next time you catch a Cobia, have a wet towel handy, place it over their eyes when you bring it in the boat, calms them right down. Kind of it's dark so don't move thing, works for tarpon too. For Hammerheads, I'll post a few pictures of this past summer when we had a 16-18 ft shark eat my daughters 180 lb tarpon at the boat. Also the World record came from Boca Grande, both the Captain and the angler are good friends and do quite a bit of shark fishing.

For the fishing line was it "Crystal", I have contacts, let me know what kind and I'll see if I can get it for you.

Thank you all again for the warm welcome to the forum, and yes I will read some more.

My question is and not to be a PITA: For the 12V systems that many roof cleaners use. "How do you charge the battery? Is it at the end of the day when at home with a charger? There is a better way, we have used it for years in the tournaments to charge our trolling motors. Both running and towing the boat. That answer I have not been able to find here, but I have a solution to always keep your batteries charged while working.

-- Edited by Redfisherman on Friday 12th of February 2010 07:19:07 AM

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Fred, when we used 12 voly pumps, we used deep cycle marine batterys, charged em at days end. I don't use 12 volt pumps anymore, but if you have some charging tricks,let us know ?
Thanks for the Cobia tip, they go absolutely nuts in the boat, even when tired.
The fishing liner AC tells me about is made by Berkley, it is like power pro, only better. Mahoney did not have it, so we went power pro instead.

 

Welcome..Put your learnin hat on...AC still has his on too

Captain Fred, we will miss you at the social!