Seminar Schedule
January 18th, 2010 | 
Author: Here is the seminar schedule for our upcoming open house. We look forward to seeing you there.
Anglers Outpost & Marine
Open House Seminar Schedule
January 22, 2010
Time Speaker Topic
12pm-1pm
Mark Menendez
Cold Water Strategies
2pm –3pm
Brent Chapman
Flipping and Pitching Baits
3:30pm- 4pm
Bradley Roy
Benefits of a Power Pole
5pm- 6pm
Mark Menendez
Jig Fishing Strategies
6:30pm – 7:30pm
Brent Chapman
Dissecting a Lake for Tournament Fishing
January 23, 2010
9:30am – 10:30am
Brent Chapman
Flipping and Pitching Baits
11:00am – 12:30pm
Mark Menendez
How Treble Hooks Took Me to Classic
12:30pm- 1pm
Bradley Roy
Benefits of Power Pole
1:30pm – 2:30pm
Brent Chapman
Dissecting a Lake for Tournament Fishing
3:00pm – 4:00pm
Mark Menendez
Clear Water Spinner Bait Fishing
New Salesman
A few weeks ago I hired a new sales guy to help us. His name is Ted Sabol. He is from Central Ky and is an avid tournament fisherman. He is very knowledgable about boats and bass fishing. Sending him an email to welcome him aboard or if you have boating or fishing questions drop him a line. his email is teds@anglersoutpost.com
Ted Sabol
2010 Triton Electronics Chart
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Open House Scheduled January 22 and 23rd 2010
You are all invited to our open house January 22-23rd of 2010. We will be having discounts, promotions, drawings and several seminars from Pros’s. Mark Menendez, Brent Chapman and Bradley Roy will be doing seminars and clinics through-out the two day event. Lunch will also be provided. We invite you all to come out and see the 2010 Triton and Skeeter Boats as well as visit with the pro’s. Drop us a line and let us know if you plan to attend. Check-out our blog here or our website for more details and directions to our dealership. http://www.anglersoutpost.com
Battery Maintenenance
Battery hydrometer
Tips for longer battery life.
1) Regularly check water levels in batteries. Fill with distilled water if any cells are low.
2) Always store batteries in a fully charged state
3)Should you completely drain batteries from a day of fishing and your on-board charger will not fully charge them, use a higher amp charger (20-30 amp)to bring them back to life. Only charge with larger charger over-night.Then your on-board charger can keep them maintianed.
4) Check occassionally with a volt meter or load tester to see if they are maintaining a full charge. When charger is indicating fully charged, the battery should show at least 12.5 to 14 volts.
5) A hydrometer will also show whether the individual cells are good or not. Battery must be fully charged for either of these tests.
6) Replace batteries should they fail either of these tests.
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New Yamaha 4 Stroke SHO available in January
I will upload the new spec sheet on the Yamaha 4 stroke today. It is suppose to be an awesome motor.
New items in Discount Bin at Store
Check-out our new close-out items at the store. I will post some photos later or contact AJ at the ajm@anglersoutpost.com or call us at 859-881-5266.