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Ouch, I think that prop (and shaft for that matter), MIGHT just scratch your leg if you go near it...lol. Little critters get into everywhere. Buy hey, I need to go under mine this weekend as I fear the same sight.
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^this, is a great thought. Very easy to check; grab a snorkel mask and jump in. Also, simple to solve too. Hopefully this is the case. I would suggest, however, that in the future you think about installing a temp gauge. By the time the "smoke billows", it can be way too late. Just a though. Good luck.
Most times the thru hull is reachable from hanging over the dock, if not just a mask and holding your breath.

Use a steak knife sideways and on an angle (pulls the critters out) to clear it out. The strainers will catch anything that stays loose inside.
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If you are getting water out the exhaust in an amount consistent with your boats history it is unlikely a raw water supply problem. Check the coolant thermostat and clean out the heat exchanger, check the coolant pump and belts. Generally a fouled prop will cause overheating only in a system that is having or about to have other problems, as it has little effect of the cooling systems ability to remove heat.
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