Lets see your Riggs.....

[Xxx]

Did she see water yet?? I'd bet she's still a virginLOL.. So go get her wet man!! Good luck with your new ride. Pap

[HillBilly]

She's seen water and fish this year....but I broke the steering cable on the way out last night....I guess it's not quite done yet!!!!

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[starweld20]

Been out one time pap. Took her to the western basin of Erie last month. She'll be making a debut performance on Lake Ontario next weekend weather permitting. She's as virgin as I am when it comes to the Great Lakes. Lol

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[Xxx]

Been out one time pap. Took her to the western basin of Erie last month. She'll be making a debut performance on Lake Ontario next weekend weather permitting. She's as virgin as I am when it comes to the Great Lakes. Lol

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That's great to hear!! It's nice to be able to bounce back and forth between the 2 lakes. I have a 22ft Sea Ray cuddy but she's heavy fiberglass, both have their pro's and cons, but so does life!! Nice ride I wish you the best, nothing beats brand new!!

[starweld20]

Been out one time pap. Took her to the western basin of Erie last month. She'll be making a debut performance on Lake Ontario next weekend weather permitting. She's as virgin as I am when it comes to the Great Lakes. Lol

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That's great to hear!! It's nice to be able to bounce back and forth between the 2 lakes. I have a 22ft Sea Ray cuddy but she's heavy fiberglass, both have their pro's and cons, but so does life!! Nice ride I wish you the best, nothing beats brand new!!

Yeah. I had to think long and hard on it pap. My dad had a 21 foot fiberglass cuddy cabin when I was little. We live in Pittsburgh pa so tow ability was a must. We're about 5 hours from olcott 2 hours from walnut creek on Erie and 4 hours from port Clinton Ohio. Thank you for the best wishes. I'm really looking forward to giving my father back some of the joy he gave me as a kid. We both love big water fishing.

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[Xxx]

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Yeah. I had to think long and hard on it pap. My dad had a 21 foot fiberglass cuddy cabin when I was little. We live in Pittsburgh pa so tow ability was a must. We're about 5 hours from olcott 2 hours from walnut creek on Erie and 4 hours from port Clinton Ohio. Thank you for the best wishes. I'm really looking forward to giving my father back some of the joy he gave me as a kid. We both love big water fishing.

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Isn't it funny as we grow older the roles of life change, take good care of pop!!! I never got that chance, believe me it's worth every minute of time, and you can't put a price on that!! Till its gone. Tight lines my friend, wish you well PAP.

[skach1]

1988 Starcraft Islander 221v.

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[minion]

2005 221 islander

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[zipnzim]

1984 18 foot welcraft

[whaler1]

[SylvanTroller]

1991 Crestliner Sabre SSTII

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[foresterdave]

1990 Baha 280 Weakender. New to me this year.

[Tall Tails]

New to us 94 3600 Tiara Open. Twin 502s with 35 hrs on them.

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[Kooter469]

1989 23ft Grumman 4.3 Merc Cruiser

[skach1]

Is that a Catfish on the outdrive?

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[Kooter469]

Lol ya it is! I just noticed Milly the Mouser sittin there lol

[JakeyBaby]

New to us 94 3600 Tiara Open. Twin 502s with 35 hrs on them.

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That is one sexy ride Brian, minus the gulp gulp factor. Congrats on the new boat!

[Xxx]

I like the rod holders on each side, that was a smart thought!!! Also can't tell which way yer go'in because rule of thumb usually they're pointed back! So off in the distance one would think your trolling one way because rods are pointed front, when actually your going the oppositeLOL! Beautiful ride man!! That's what dreams are all about. I couldn't afford the fuel. That ride puts salmon per # about $10,000LOL hey you can't put a price on fun with friends & family, that's just plain and simple!!! Tight lines to you!!

[Tall Tails]

Thanks Guys!  We fished on her last week for 5 days and it was a dream.  Boat is simple to drive.  Easiest boat I have ever driven, boat control in tight spaces is easy.  As far as fuel goes I put edelbrock carbs in her.  1 gallon per hour trolling so its very efficient there.  Running I have not found her sweet spot yet.  1 gallon per mile, per motor but I think I can get it a little better with a little carb adjust a maybe a prop change.

 

The only thing I am waiting on are Arch rod holders.  Once those arrive the rigging will be complete.

[Xxx]

Hell that ain't bad, gallon per hour, 8 hrs=8 gallons, that wouln't even move the gauge. What carbs were on from factory, that made your change them. Edelebrock carbs. are supposed to be a very efficient on fuel yet have some kick ass performance once you open those puppies up. Best of luck with it!! Pap

[DJ 17]

New to us 94 3600 Tiara Open. Twin 502s with 35 hrs on them.

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Nice rig Brian! 

 

I'm pretty sure Forester Dave probably shorted out his keyboard with drool when the pics came up!  

[foresterdave]

I sure did! nice rig Brian!

[JakeyBaby]

This fella was just spotted picking up his new RIGG at Bryce Marine by my buddy. Please if anyone happens to know him advise him not to launch it with his monster truck!!

[Chas0218]

This fella was just spotted picking up his new RIGG at Bryce Marine by my buddy. Please if anyone happens to know him advise him not to launch it with his monster truck!!

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Tell me that is a joke...

[JakeyBaby]

Nope true story.... I guess he had an extention on his "hitch" which put the tongue approximately 2 inches from the ground.