Hey Jeremy,

My first bass boat I winterized too, and found that on the warm days in January and February I was wanting to go fishing. I found that I was fishing in Feb. on the better days, and in fact that is when I caught my first fish over 6 pounds.

After that I quit doing the fogging thing. However, I would reccommend you put Stabil gas stabilizer in the fuel, drive around to mix it well, and run the motor with "muffs" on to get the stabilizer run through your motor. I would also change the lower unit oil. I do this yearly to make sure there is no water mixed in, and that there are not a lot of metal shavings.

So that's all I do, stabilize the gas, change the lower unit oil, oh yeah, I store it with out the transom saver, so I can keep my motor stored in the trimmed down position. I have also taken a garbage bag and wrapped my prop to make sure there was no way any water blew in from the wind, plus we have field mice that will nest in the tail pipes of our trucks if we don't run them often enough.

I remember last year, I had not run my pick up for several weeks, and when I started it up, after a few minutes I hear a loud pop. I got out and found where a nest had been blown out of one of my tail pipes just like a cannon shot. LOL

Good luck,

Danny