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Hmmm, color under my decals was the original color whereas the rest of the boat was what I would call bleached out, definitely lighter than under the decals. I wax my antennas also, nothing wrong with it. OCD, maybe, I like for my stuff to look good. It's been a labor of love and pride, of...

Many times, but from other direction. Stayed overnight on Shem Creek then went on down to Beaufort on the ICW. I've been fishing Santee for 30+ years. Guys trip is in 3 weeks, going down the 25th. The run down the river is pretty cool. Be careful around the sub base. A RIB with a 50 cal. mounted...

Mine gets dropped off in Charleston the end of October for some fiberglass work and complete buff and wax. Talked to them today making arrangements.

My 2004, the tank is located in the middle of the floor under the deck panel. Pump and fill is under companion helm seat.

I'm over 1300 hrs on my 2004 F225 and doing well. I had the exhaust changed when I bought the boat in 2017, it wasn't bad, but in time would have been. I hope to repower this coming fall of 2021 and will sell all rigging, gauges, controls and prop as a package. Would of repowered this year but...

Have you asked your fiberglass guy about a different bottom color other than the black or blue? So not to have that nagging question in your head while the boat sits in the water for those months, your options are paint or pull it every few weeks. If I had to paint, I'd do white. Not so...

Anyone running a Simrad NSS 8, 10, 12 evo 3? Curious how the fish ID shows on it? My Lowrance Carbon 7's fish ID has microscopic numbers. My buddy's Hummingbird fish ID, the numbers are nice, the Garmin's are nice size.

Nice collection.

Thanks. Had a 1969 Mach 1 and a 2014 Shelby GT500.

That's our Sheltie, Gage. He's the project supervisor for anything I do.

Best I can do for ya Halfhitch,,,,, crusty pair of ViseGrips and a rusty nut driver I lost under main fuel tank for a year,,, retrieved it this past year when I replaced my main fuel tank.

Yep, running a Totalscan ducer on mine in a similar location as the Airmar 1K's ya'll have mounted, holds bottom at speed up to at least 170' or so in a local lake. Never lost bottom in Erie or Santee.

A better option than the short safety cable. Found a longer one at West Marine. 2 1/4" eye bolt to attach with. I upgraded to SS fender washers and Nylock nut.

A&J did my new enclosure and had no issues with it fitting in existing track. It does fit tighter since it's new at the start, but now that I've had it for a couple of years, slides right in. In these few years I've had the new enclosure, I've had it all up maybe 5 times. Mainly use complete...

I know that's a ton of work, but the final outcome will be fantastic.

Got the Mantus and assembled it. Should definitely self-deploy.

Pics for sure!! Good luck today!!! :cool:

She's a monster on the trailer. Looks way bigger than the Marlin on a trailer.

Think I'm going with the Pooderbuilt mount with support bracket. Cleaner install to me. I'm sure the Panther bracket would work, but not a fan of the support arm arrangement.

I feel your pain!! I've got one more trip the end of October to South Carolina, then I'm done. Next outing will be the Keys in May, so I've got that to look forward to.