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That's funny I had the same thing when I put my Kenwood in last summer and all of a sudden my phone was ringing on my speakers

My GW Dealer carries them. if you are trying to match exactly you should bring a sample bc as previous poster said there are a lot of them. If you are replacing the whole boat then you can pick ant style you like.

Traditionlly my shrink wrap comes off April 1, and I launch May 1. This year shrink is staying on until I'm sure there will be a season. hopefully by June.

There is no switch for the sump in the Sailfish. You can reach the float by reaching into the floor hatch in front of the cabin sink This will at least point you in the right direction for troubleshooting if the pump does not turn on.

My marina charges me for 30 feet.

I don't like the looks of it from the outside, I may have a different perspective from the inside.

Colorite.com sells the exact match for engines year. Mine is a 2017 and the color to order is They sell spray cans, touch up pens and touch up bottles of paint. I used a clear spray top coat and it matches perfectly.

Not that this is by any means a priority, but I was wondering if marinas would be impacted when states go into lock down. Stay safe everyone!

I use HydroCoat - works great in my area, easy application, and cleanup is a breeze. It is not cheap, guess u get what u pay for.

I was just reading the thread on various EPIR and the pros and cons of each and was wondering for those that have them where do you have the ACR GlobalFIX V4 (EPIRB) Cat II Class 2 type EPIRBS mounted on your boats. There are many times per year I fish outside VHF ranges and should probably be...

I picked up one of these last season and they work great. you could make one out of PvC but for 20 bucks you get a ready to use tool.

My marina dictates my date and it is always May 1. I find that as tempting as it may be inland it is still pretty darn cold when I get to the boat yard to do spring commissioning.

What Kirk said, I did mine over last summer and I used an existing seat as the match. It was lighter than the original but still in the off white grouping

They look really good! Love what Texas style can do for a simple deviled egg!

An interesting discussion - here is comparison of the 2 different pitches and size props. When I got the 4.2L F250 the stainless steel props were on back order for 2 months. I had to use props from F225s and they were 15/1/4 x 19. The performance was not good. I was only able to get top RPM of...

Early in the season with 2 people and lite load. The boat is not made for that speed. The few time I cranked it we hit 51 and the canvas felt like it was going to blow of or shred. I am more than happy with an occasional 40! The speed was measured by the gauge not the GPS so not sure of the...

Yup - 1.6 to 1.7 matches mine with that type of load but with F250s. 6000 RPMs early in the season does about 45 knots

Might be worth a thorough check up by a certified Yamaha tech for your peace of mind. Sounds like frustration is growing. Don't want you to take sledge to those yammis just yet :)

I remember the first GW I bought was a 1985 Seafarer. The model had a futuristic feature - a gunnel mounted water faucet. The fresh water pump was burned out on day of delivery and I recall the dealer saying. Boats need to be kept simple, the more of this fancy stuff, the more things to repair...