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Best of luck! Enjoy the boat and be safe!

That's a beauty! Enjoy!

Can never have too many rod holders!!

Shannon, sorry for your loss. You are all safe and that is what matters most.

I used the same method as Cabe123 above. Still need to sand it down though.

Nothing to worry about. I flush my new F 150 with earmuffs on a hose.

best of luck! hope everything checks out for you!

I use a 2006 toyota 4runner 4wd to tow my GW Adventure 208 locally.

Good idea Doc!

Hi guys, I have a 20 year old 208, with the polyethylene tank..I've had the boat over a year and have not hosed off the fuel tank yet. Just curious, how many of you do hose off the tank, how often and how important do you think it is.

It may just be me, but I have always been hesitant to use a power washer on the boat. Lots of folks do it successfully though.

amf - I have been thinking of these myself, have you tried them? just curious if they can put up with heavy trolling rods etc. Thanks

In addition to above suggestions, I also apply some kitchen soap to the front of cable being pulled thru, seems to help. And don't forget to leave a pull cord in place for the next one.

Great catch!! I've been working hard to get my Pacific Bluefin this year to no avail... still out there grinding though! Bluefin fever is terrible thing..

when I bought my boat the previous owner had mounted the vhf in the path of the throttle... Could never it out, you were not able to get to get to full rpm with it in that position. I ended moving it lower in the picture. The little black mount in the previous position holds me autopilot...

That is the perfect set up in mu opinion! Nicely done and enjoy!

Surfside Beach Condo! Life is good!

Great to hear and congrats again on your boat!

haha - not this one. When I go back to replace these, I'll know the right ones to get! Thanks for keeping me straight!