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November
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Y
Marina’s
Coos
Bay
Location
will
be
closed
for
our
annual
vacation
closure
from
October
23rd
to
December
7th,
2009.
Our
North
Bend
and
Florence
Sales
lot
locations
will
remain
open
during
this
holiday
vacation
closure,
but
for
sales
only.
Our
service
department
will
remain
closed,
until
we
re-open
on
December
7th.
We
look
forward
to
seeing
you
this
winter!
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November
Events |
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Mercury
Promotion |
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out
this
promotion
and
more
at
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November
Engine
of
the
Month |
2006 Evinrude E200DPX
$13,995.00!
This
brand
new
2006
Evinrude
200HP
2
stroke
engine
has
tons
of
power
and
will
be
perfect
for
the
back
of
your
boat.
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Winterization
Tools |
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Fuel
Stabilizer
–
Keeps
stored
gasoline
fresh
for
easy
starting
next
season
and
optimum
performance
year-round.
CRC
protects
against
gum
and
resin
build-up
to
prevent
clogged
injectors,
filters
and
fuel
lines.
Also
protects
internal
engine
components
and
fuel
system
corrosion.
CRC
is
on
sale
now
at
Y
Marina
for
$5.25
per
8-oz
bottle.
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Store-Rite
Engine
Fogging
Oil-
Fogging
Oil
protects
internal
engine
parts
from
rust
and
corrosion
due
to
salt
water,
moisture
and
acidic
combustion
during
periods
of
storage.
It’s
excellent
for
lubricating
bearings,
cylinder
walls,
and
more.
This
product
is
on
sale
now
at
Y
Marina
for
$7.55
per
12-oz
can.
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Contact
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Dear
Valued
Customer,
We
would
like
to
personally
thank
you
for
being
a
part
of
the
Y
Marina
Family.
We
would
like
to
begin
our
November
Y
Family
Newsletter
by
welcoming
all
of
our
new
Y
Family
Members,
and
introducing
each
of
you
to
our
brand
new
Y
Family
Newsletter
format.
We
have
added
even
more
content
and
click-ability
for
our
Y
Family
Members.
I
urge
you
to
complete
the
short
2
question
survey
that
is
found
on
the
information
sidebar
on
the
left
had
side,
letting
us
know
what
you
think
of
our
new
and
improved
newsletter
format.
I
would
also
like
to
ask
our
Y
Family
Members
to
please
continue
to
send
us
any
content
requests,
as
well
as
any
fishing
tips,
experience
or
recipes
that
you
would
like
to
share
with
our
ever
growing
Y
Family.
Winning
entries
for
the
month
of
November
will
be
featured
in
December’s
Y
Family
Newsletter!
Beginning
October
23rd,
you
will
now
be
able
view
all
of
our
future
newsletters
on
the
web
at
www.ymarinaboats.com.
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Feature
Article
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Newsletter
Facelift! |
Just
as
it
was
time
for
a
website
facelift,
it
is
now
time
for
a
newsletter
facelift.
Don’t
worry;
all
of
your
favorite
content
will
still
be
in
each
Y
Family
Newsletter.
With
this
newsletter
facelift,
we
can
now
give
our
Y
Family
Members
more
than
ever
before!
Our
Y
Family
Newsletter
is
now
more
interactive
than
ever,
and
contains
more
information
than
ever.
A
few
new
links
to
look
for
this
month
are;
Boating
Industry
News,
a
calendar
of
upcoming
events,
featured
links
for
November
boats
and
engines
of
the
month,
and
a
survey
for
our
Y
Family
members
to
give
us
feedback
on
our
newsletter.
There
are
also
quick
links
to
forward
this
newsletter
to
friends
and
to
contact
us
personally.
I
urge
you
to
click
around
and
take
advantage
of
our
new
newsletter
format.
Also,
it
is
always
extremely
helpful
when
you
share
your
feedback,
so
that
we
can
continue
to
improve
our
Y
Family
Newsletter
each
month.
We
hope
that
you
enjoy
the
new
look
and
feel
of
our
newsletter
and
look
forward
to
gathering
feedback
of
how
each
of
you
feel
about
our
recent
website
and
newsletter
facelifts.
We
look
forward
to
seeing
each
of
you
this
winter!
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Fishing
Buzz |
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Crabbing-
Crab
fisherman
continue
to
have
success
in
our
coastal
waters.
We
have
spoken
with
several
fishermen
who
have
reached
their
limit
in
a
very
short
amount
of
time.
Even
those
crabbing
inside
the
bar
have
had
great
success.
Salmon
Fishing-
Chinook
and
Coho
continue
to
be
caught
in
our
local
waters,
though
the
bite
is
not
quite
as
strong
as
before.
We
are
hoping
that
the
incoming
rain
will
entice
these
fish
to
bite
once
again.
We
did
have
an
interesting
story
of
a
Y
Family
Member
landing
a
salmon
with
little
effort
at
all.
In
fact,
he
didn’t
even
have
a
line
in
the
water!
A
21lb
Chinook
salmon
jumped
right
out
of
the
water
and
on
to
the
bank
of
the
Coquille
River.
He
ran
down
to
look
at
the
fish,
and
after
a
quick
photo
opportunity,
the
fish
was
released.
Don’t
forget,
Y
Marina
now
carries
North
Country
Lures,
and
it
is
Super
Hoochie
time!
Y
Family
Members
have
had
great
success
with
the
North
Country
Super
Hoochies,
Sonic
Bells,
and
Super
Magnums.
These
lures
are
American
made,
right
up
the
road
in
Florence,
Oregon
by
the
Dean
and
Pat
Hendricks.
We
have
just
received
a
brand
new
shipment
of
lures,
which
includes
the
all
new
casting
model
Super
Hoochie.
Hurry
in
before
they
are
gone!
Visit
www.nclaf.com
for
more
information
on
the
Hendricks
family
and
their
business,
North
Country
Lures
and
Flies.
For
any
additional
fishing
tips
feel
free
to
contact
Dean
Hendricks
of
North
Country
Lures
and
Flies
LLC.
Dean
had
been
a
professional
guide
for
over
27
years,
with
roots
all
over
Northern
California.
He
is
still
very
much
involved
with
the
ODFW
and
many
of
the
local
fisheries
programs.
Mr.
Hendricks
is
in
constant
contact
with
a
network
of
professional
fishing
guides
and
is
happy
to
provide
any
knowledge
that
he
comes
across.
You
can
email
Dean
Hendricks
at
northcountryluresandflies@yahoo.com.
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November
Service
Department
News |
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Our
service
department
will
be
closed
from
October
23rd
to
December
7th.
Dick
and
the
team
would
like
to
thank
all
of
you
for
your
patience
during
our
busy
summer
months,
and
for
choosing
Y
Marina
for
your
boat
or
engine
service.
If
you
did
not
have
a
chance
to
get
your
boat
or
outboard
in
for
winterization
or
any
other
service
work
this
fall,
we
will
be
back
up
and
running
on
December
7th.
Feel
free
to
call
Dick
Hyatt
and
schedule
your
boat
or
engine
service,
541-888-5501.
You
can
also
schedule
your
service
online
at
www.ymarinaboats.com.
We
look
forward
to
seeing
you
this
winter!
Here
is
one
quick
tip
for
those
Y
Family
members
storing
their
boats
for
winter.
Our
engine
manufacturers
have
suggested
that
you
fill
your
fuel
tank
before
storing
your
boat
this
winter.
The
addition
of
ethanol
to
the
fuel
pumped
around
the
state
has
led
to
increasing
engine
problems,
due
to
water
accumulation
in
the
fuel.
By
completely
filling
your
tank,
it
will
not
allow
space
for
water
to
enter
your
fuel
tank.
A
full
tank,
coupled
with
a
good
fuel
stabilizer
should
keep
your
engine
running
smooth
year
round.
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John
Griffith's
Fishing
Tip
for
November
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Note
Taking |
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Tuna,
salmon,
rockfish
and
lingcod,
what's
not
to
like
about
living
on
Oregon's
south
coast.
Nature
served
up
a
full
measure
of
fine
times
and
dining
this
year:
We
had
early,
great
tuna
fishing
this
year
with
tuna
water
close
in;
hot
salmon
fishing
in
the
Umpqua
in
July,
no
less,
and
right
on
through
August;
a
Coho
fishery
outside
and
inside,
with
quick
limits
in
the
river
inside
the
jetties
clear
up
to
the
North
Bend
airport,
and
Chinook
fishing
in
Coos
Bay
from
mid
August
through
September.
Have
boat,
eat
well.
It's
always
great
to
see
lots
of
people
out
having
a
good
time.
Crowding
seems
like
a
problem
until
we
go
elsewhere
and
see
what
crowds
are
really
like
(Buoy
10
on
the
Columbia,
the
Rogue
bay
fishery).
Here,
we've
been
able
to
spread
out
as
we
learn
that
there's
more
places
in
Coos
and
other
bays
to
fish
than
most
of
us
knew
about
before.
There's
also
ways
and
times
to
fish
them
that
might
not
be
the
same
ways
and
times
we're
used
to.
As
I
wrote
this
in
early
October,
great
Coho
fishing
was
underway
in
the
lower
Coquille.
I
went
three
days
in
a
row,
and
got
my
one
Coho
per
day
right
off
the
bat.
About
15
years
ago,
I
began
to
keep
notes,
not
on
every
trip
but
when
I
have
what
I
think
is
a
noteworthy
experience
or
a
few
such
experiences
that
suggest
a
pattern
worth
remembering.
Sometimes
I've
gone
a
year
without
adding
to
them;
sometimes
I
add
to
them
a
few
days
in
a
row,
and
always
after
trips
out
of
town,
like
to
Mexico.
In
the
case
of
those
three
days
of
fishing
on
the
Coquille,
the
key
to
success
was
to
be
at
the
highest
reach
of
cooler
water
(not
the
highest
reach
of
tidewater,
but
cool,
incoming
water)
trolling
in
15
feet
of
water,
with
two
ounces
of
lead
and
60
feet
of
line
out.
I
avoided
the
temptation
to
fling
spinners
at
jumping
Coho
in
shallow
water,
but
used
my
time
with
the
same
set-up
I
use
for
Chinook:
spreader,
flasher,
44
inches
of
leader
and
a
double-hook
plug
herring
rig.
Making
notes
is
the
fishing
tip,
not
the
exact
place.
By
keeping
notes
on
pages
of
a
notebook
that
doesn't
get
lost,
I
have
those
breakthroughs
to
review
in
future
years
prior
to
seasons'
starting.
I
went
decades
without
keep
a
notebook,
but
as
I
age
I
learn
that
my
memory
isn't
particularly
less
sharp,
but
rather
it
wasn't
as
good
as
I
thought
it
was
when
I
was
younger.
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November
Y
Family
Entry |
This
month’s
Y
Family
entry
comes
from
Tom
and
Betty
Jean,
and
it
is
in
regards
to
their
purchase
of
a
brand
new
Fish-Rite
Performer.
We
would
like
to
thank
Tom
and
Betty
for
sending
us
their
testimonial,
as
this
week
it
features
our
sales
and
front
office
team!
Just
a
quick
email
to
say
how
impressed
we
were
working
with
Scott
and
Russ
buying
our
new
Fish-Rite
Performer,
this
past
July.
Scott
was
great
in
returning
our
phone
calls
and
answering
all
of
our
questions
about
a
new
boat
purchase.
We
traded
in
our
old
boat
and
drove
away
with
our
new
Fish-Rite.
And,
when
we
got
back
to
Crescent
City
we
were
in
the
water
the
next
day
catching
our
limits
of
bottom
fish.
Debbie
was
also
a
great
help
with
all
the
paper
work
in
the
office.
I
priced
boats
all
over
the
internet
and
other
Oregon
dealers
and
found
that
Y
Marina
has
the
best
boat
deals.
Thank
You
Tom
&
Betty
Jean
We
really
appreciate
gathering
feedback
about
our
Y
Family
Member’s
experience
with
us.
Thanks
again
to
Tom
and
Betty
Jean
for
sharing
this
quick
email
message
about
their
experience
with
our
team.
Tom
and
Betty
Jean
have
also
won
our
contest
for
the
month
of
October!
For
their
efforts
they
will
receive
a
prize
package
courtesy
of
Y
Marina.
You
can
now
leave
a
testimonial
of
your
own,
right
on
our
website!
Your
testimonial
may
be
posted
to
share
with
all
of
our
Y
Family
Members.
Please
do
not
hesitate
to
send
us
anything
that
you
would
like
to
share
with
the
Y
Marina
Family.
We
would
love
to
hear
your
stories,
try
your
recipes,
and
see
photos
of
you
using
your
boat.
Absolutely
anything
that
you
would
like
to
share
with
us!
Simply
email
ryanlancaster@ymarinaboats.com
with
your
story
and
you
may
be
featured
in
next
month’s
newsletter.
If
email
is
not
your
preferred
method
of
communication,
feel
free
to
give
me
a
call
at
541-888-5501,
or
come
and
talk
with
me
in
person!
Just
ask
for
Ryan.
Don’t
miss
your
chance
to
win
a
cool
prize
package,
courtesy
of
Y
Marina.
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Recipe
of
the
Month |
Oregon
Dungeness
Crab
Salad
It's
crabbing
season
on
the
Oregon
Coast!
Local
crab
fisherman
have
been
extremely
successful,
so
we
thought
we
would
share
a
quick
and
easy
crab
recipe
that
will
have
dishing
up
for
more!
This
recipe
was
featured
at
www.romantic-oregon-coast.com.
This
is
one
crab
recipe
that
you
will
want
to
keep
handy.
Ingredients:
• 1/2
pound
Dungeness
crabmeat
• 1
1/2
teaspoons
lemon
juice
• 1
tablespoon
light
olive
oil
• 1/4
cup
mayonnaise
• 1
tablespoon
shallots
or
scallions,
finely
minced
• 2
tablespoons
fresh
parsley,
tarragon,
basil
or
chives,
minced
• Salad
greens
• Tabasco
• salt
to
taste
Preparation:
In
a
mixing
bowl,
season
the
crabmeat
with
lemon
juice,
oil,
salt,
Tabasco
and
herbs.
Toss
lightly,
and
let
stand
20
minutes.
Shortly
before
serving,
drain
excess
liquid
from
bowl
and
toss
with
just
enough
mayonnaise
to
lightly
coat
the
crabmeat.
Serve
on
a
bed
of
salad
greens.
Serves
4.
Please
contact
us
if
you
have
the
opportunity
to
try
this
awesome
Dungeness
Crab
Salad.
We
are
interested
to
hear
if
our
Y
Family
Members
enjoyed
the
recipe,
or
if
it
should
be
cast
to
Davey
Jones's
Locker!
Also,
please
do
not
forget
to
share
"your"
favorite
sea
food
recipe.
You
recipe
may
be
featured
in
our
December
Y
Family
Newsletter.
If
your
recipe
is
selected,
you
can
receive
cool
prizes,
courtesy
of
Y
Marina. |
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New
Model
Spotlight |
2010 Hewescraft 200
Sea
Runner
$33,990.00!
The
all
new
2010
Hewes
Crafts
have
arrived!
This
brand
new
200
Sea
Runner
is
the
perfect
boat
for
both
inshore
and
offshore
fishing.
This
20'
boat
comes
complete
with
scupper
drains,
25''
transom,
52
gallon
gas
tank,
dual
wipers,
stern
rails,
welded
down
rigger
brackets,
livewell,
deluxe
canvas
package,
two
37''
bench
seats,
port
and
starboard
swivel
seats
with
storage,
Bay
Star
steering,
and
a
wash
down
pump.
This
boat
and
trailer
package
is
on
sale
now
for
only
$24,995.
This
boat
will
be
packaged
with
a
Yamaha
115hp
4
stroke
engine
for
only
$33,990!
Call
or
come
and
see
us
today
for
more
information. |
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Boat
Specials |
2007 Sea
Ray 205
Sport
$29,343.00!
There
is
fun
for
everyone
on
this
family-friendly
205
Sport.
Vibrant
colors
and
sporty
new
graphics
are
just
a
few
of
the
eye-catching
extras.
Additional
features
include
easy-to-use
Turn-Key
Starting
(TKS)
system,
power-assisted
tilt
wheel
steering,
optional
snap-in
carpet,
and
custom-fitted
tandem-axle
trailer
with
swing-away
tongue
and
disc
brakes.
This
boat
comes
complete
with
a
cockpit
and
tonneau
cover,
and
plush
seating
throughout.
This
little
beauty
also
comes
with
a
full
wakeboarding
package
and
a
260hp
Mercruiser
I/O.
Right
now
you
can
save
over
$15,000
off
of
MSRP.
We
are
offering
this
205
Sport
at
a
once
in
a
lifetime
price
of
$29,343!
Call
today
for
more
information,
541-888-5501.
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2004 Jetcraft
Boats 2025
SK
$14,998.00!
This
2004
Jetcraft
2025
SK
is
in
good
condition.
This
boat
is
loaded
and
ready
to
fish.
This
19'6''
Jetcraft
comes
complete
with
a
canvas
top
and
sides,
custom
radar
tower,
Garmin
depth
finder,
stern
rails,
VHF
radio,
port
and
starboard
rod
storage
and
storage
trays,
2
pedestal
River
Master
seats,
2
swivel
seats
with
storage
seat
bases,
welded
downrigger
brackets,
anchor
storage,
anchor
guide,
walk
thru
windshield,
wiper,
Yamaha
tach,
fuel
gauge,
and
a
switch
panel.
This
Jetcraft
is
powered
by
a
1995
Yamaha
70hp
2
stroke
outboard
engine
and
sits
atop
a
galvanized
trailer
with
load
guides
for
easy
loading
and
unloading
at
the
dock.
This
awesome
fishing
package
is
on
sale
now
for
only
$14,998!
Call
or
come
and
see
us
today
for
more
information. |
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Marina
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Newmark
Coos
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OR
97420
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