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CBBT....Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel for those of you not familiar. :) I headed down with my buddy Greg in his 25' Maycraft last weekend for a few days of fishing and general goofing off. I'm not sure which we did more of... :) Launched the boat Friday about 6 AM and headed for the...

They'll come up a bit more, but I drop them down so they rest on the tilt lock levers.

The lighting in the first and last was phenomenal!!! :D

Nice looking rig. How's your fuel burn with those 250s?

Bill, I was gonna ask if you knew of a ramp in the area, but then I remembered pulling the boat out just down the street from your house. :-) I'll keep you posted. If we come up, you and Reidun are welcome to bum a ride. :-)

Who knows...maybe we'll trailer up for the day.

Have a good time guys. We're not going to make the run up. That's just too much gas used with no hoos draggin' through the water for me. :)

The day after going deep to the Norfolk, I ran my little 204 to the 26 Mile Hill which is 27 miles from the Wachapreague Inlet. Total for that day was 3 false albacore, 1 king mackeral and a sh*tload of big bluefish. No tuna.... :( My brother caught a nice nap... This guy crossed...

Some recent shots from a trip to the Norfolk Canyon in my buddies Offshore 24. The Norfolk is 60 miles from inlet at Wachapreague, VA..... Our only hookup of the day.... It turned out to be a small yellowfin. But there was other stuff to keep us entertained....

Richard, interesting you say those things about the Ranger/BroncoII. Did you have the auto in your trucks. I've had 4 Rangers: a 1990 regular cab XLT 4x2, a 1989 super cab STX 4x2, a 1997 supercab STX 4x4 and a 1999 subercab XLT 4x4. The '89 and '90 both had the 2.9 and 5 speed but one...

Ah, Gradys and Rangers. It don't get much better than that!!!!! :D The day I picked up my 204 Fisherman. Pulled it from Yorktowne, VA to Pasadena, MD behind a '97 Ranger extended cab 4x4. 4.0, 5-speed, 3.73 gears. Loved that little truck......

Impressive finalley! And you're still right side up. That fish would have killed my ass!!! :D

A properly set up single axle is more than adequate for a 20' Grady. I've got a 1982 single axle EZ-Loader under my 204 and it is perfect for the boat. Now, I know my boat is lighter than the Sea-V2 208, but my trailer could easily handle 1000 more lbs. Nice looking rig Frankie! :D

Where was that pic of 'ol Porky taken? That place looks familiar..... :D :wink: :D :wink:

There usually a Grady White offshore tournament in July out of Ocean City, MD as well.

1985 204 Fisherman w/ 2002 Merc. 150