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I have had dealings with Taylor Marine both in person in Milford and via the internet. You have dealt with a first class dealer, I have nothing but good to say about Taylor. I wish you many happy hours on your Grady. I am on my third and wouldn't have anything else. B8CASTR.

Jetskibrian posts often on the chesapeake bay forum on the bassbarn website and consistently has some of the best pictures and most interesting posts. He must be a terrific photographer, and just as good a fisherman.

I received four nice pictures but don't know how to post them. If anyone interested will send me an email through this website I will be glad to forward them to you.

Okay, I get the message. I will contact my son tomorrow and see if he can take/post pictures. He's in CA and I'm in NJ so it'll be his duty. Like I said earlier, I want to help anyone I can so if pics do the job we'll do our best ASAP.

Judging by the lack of replies this is not an easy item to find. However, I made two and they fit perfectly; they are for my son's boat and he loves them. In case anyone wants to make their own drop in boxes for a 180 Sportsman, or any other model, here's how I did it: I went to a hobby...

The openings under the rear seats on the 180 are just two big holes. Other Grady models offer removable drop in boxes that add alot of great storage but Grady doesn't offer them for this model. Has anyone found something that they use for this purpose?

The openings under the rear seats on the 180 are just two big holes. Other Grady models offer removable drop in boxes that add a lot of great extra storage but Grady doesn't offer them for this model. Has anyone found something that they use for this purpose?

We are enjoying our third Grady. We have also had an Aquasport (now out of business) , a C-Hawk (out of business, I think) A SeaRay (since we owned it bought by Brunswick from the original owner) and a SteigerCraft. I think you see a pattern here; Grady has been under the same ownership for...40...

Look on the internet for U ship.com. Place a seven day posting following their guidelines and you should receive multiple replies.

I had an '85 205 that I sold a couple of years ago. I bought a 22 Seafarer with outboard 225 and like it a lot but I also miss my 205. If there was any way I could have ustified keeping it I would have; it was a great boat. My fanily needs dictated something just a bit bigger. Anybody who...

As stated above you can easily make one if you are reasonably handy with woodworking tools. Use King Marine Starboard; the spalsh guard is composed of three pieces, two catches and one ss piano hinge. I also could make a template for you but knowing the excellent results I've had with Grady...

Something that will help prevent the twist is at the beginning of the season take your line and soak it in water to which fabric softener has been added. Let it soak for abot 24 hours, remove it, lay it out to dry and then replace it in your locker. Helps to keep ypur line more supple.

Use Klear to Sea. It's one step, cleans and preserves, a little goes a long way. Try www.doctorklear.com for sourcing.

B8CASTR, Bill Wallace, 94 Seafarer, 94 225 Evinrude.

I had a '93 17 sirit and always enjoyed it. Mine had two seats as opposed to the bench seat option. I found thsat it was a bit crowded behind the seats for fishing so since I fished by myself most of the time I took the mate's seat off the boat, pedestal and all, and had no problems with room...

I felt like I was there. Thank you for sharing the excellent pictures and narrative.

1. B8CASTR 2. Bill 3. 1994 Seafarer 226 4. 1994 Evinrude 225 Boat name "Baitcaster"

B8CASTR, Bill, 1985 205 overnighter, VolvoPenta 200 - D, (came with boat), boat name BAITCASTER.