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So many toys, so little time. I wonder if I were to have a boat built if I could order it with some sort of bayonet fitting connections on the gray water and black water overboards/pumpouts so it would be easy for boater homing and it wouldn't interfere with normal at sea modes? Any thoughts on...

so no boaterhoming then? Boaterhoming really interests me as it would keep me from having to buy an RV.

you may want to trailer the yacht up there next time you go to visit?

I don't want to spend any summers out there at all but a winter house would be nice especially with the glut of homes for sale in that area right now. Boating on Havasu in the winter would be nice and Lake Powell is right up the road......

That is exactly what I thought about Havasu. My wife would like to get closer to her mother and that is just about the only large water in Arizona that I am willing to live near but not in the summer.

Great pics Jim, thanks for sharing. What do you think of Havasu? Could you live there? Have you visited in the summer?

Do these water heaters have a anode in it like most house hot water heaters? My last replacement was caused by deteriorated anode that I was not aware even existed.

I flush my BF 150 every time I use it. It is just too easy to do it so I do not skip this step. I have never replaced my impellor, engine is five years old and the pump still works great!

if you get to fill it with Irish Whiskey and need some help getting rid of it in a few months let me know :wink

My lumber choices on the east coast at a big box store are kind of limited so I would have just naturally gravitated towards psi treated wood due to cost. There are various hardwoods out there that are supposedly impervious to rot etc that would be a good choice also if they were not so expensive.

but arent you wrapping the bunk lumber with carpet? I would think the treated lumber would last longer, not sure what is on my trailer but now I have to know

why dont you want to use treated lumber for the bunks? Did she say?

Somebody Coast Guard etc needs to put him ashore permanently. that thing is a threat to public safety as it could very well cause folks to go to extreme efforts trying to come to the aid of what they think is a sinking boat not to mention the tax dollars spent when USCG or other agency goes to...

the block on my boat is glued on with 5200, no idea who made the block

You could probably leave some slack in the cables and it shouldnt be a problem..................

I like the braid just because I can get so much more line on the reel

there are all kinds of places out there that will make whatever you want. Hinges would be great that you could unpin and fold backwards for clearance

very easy to do and not too expensive either.........

All it takes is one highway speed blowout and you will always want tandem axles after that! Also, had a friend pull me out of the water after a fishing trip once and he smacked the fender against a high curb. It was easy to bang the aluminum fender back into shape after we got back to the...

In january tehy were catching them within 3 miles of Virginia beach while striper fishing. lots of spooled reels and lost gear and some amazing 200 pound tuna fish!