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...now that was funny! :lol:

Had the same thing happen to one of my toe rails but it was within the one year warranty so the dealer replaced it. It looked like the screw hole was drilled too close to the edge so it lost its strength and cracked. The replacement has been fine and haven't had any other problems. Good to...

Gregsnow, here is what I have found with my 222 livewell. If I pull the plug when the well is full and shut of the pump, the well will drain almost completely; just a little residual water in the bottom and not enough to cover the bottom. HOWEVER, if after it drains and I rinse it out with a...

Ditto on the Formula 303 as a protectant. Much better than armoral; doesn't leave a greasy feeling and lasts longer.

Alan, I was out your way a few days ago. Stayed across from Marina Del Ray (wow that is one BIG marina). I was paying about 3.95 for the car in the LA area. I walked around part of the marina and saw a few Grady's which was nice to see. While I was there I didn't see a single boat leave...

Gregsnow, I have a 222 also and noticed the rear deck access panel on my boat was not caulked either. I noticed I was getting water in the bilge when it rained or when I washed it down, so I caulked mine with GE almond bath caulk. That solved the water problem and if I need to remove the...

Not sure where on Casey Key you'll be but you may want to go to Ingman marine in Placida which is about 20 miles south. You'll stay out of the Sarasota traffic too. Ingman has another location in Port Charlotte but that is probably a little further. Here is their website...

TBone, I did pretty much the same thing you did to the top of my gunwales which take a real beating in the sun down here. I get a lot of oxidation and it always gets slopped up from fishing and hard to keep clean. So after I cleaned it and waxed it I put the Rejex on in the evening to let it...

What is that white stuff?

Yamaha recommends a minimum of 89 octane for the F250, which is mid-range, not 93 octane premium. Indicated in the owner's manual.

Melkat, I don't have an answer but I was thinking about doing the same thing to my 222, so I would be interested in any ideas anyone has. A forward seat would be really useful for fishing in Florida where these seats are used especially for tarpon fishing. I've looked at mine and it looks like...

I have dealt with Ingman Marine at their alternate location in Port Charlotte and have had nothing but excellent service and response from them. Bought my boat from them in 2006. I believe they continue to be one of the top rated boat dealers in the area.

I see them around here (southwest FL) although I see just as many Grady WA's. I think the center console market is so popular there are just too many choices and the Grady is pricey compared to some competition (although you get what you pay for). You couldn't pry mine away from me-I love it!.

I have an 06 Fisherman 222 with a Yamaha F250 and love the boat. I use it mostly in Florida where ethanol in gas hasn't made a big appearance yet. I did have it in Illinois last year for the summer and used 10 % ethanol gas with no problem. Grady dealer here recommended changing the fuel...

Nice catch! How much does that one hog weigh that Santa is holding? :D

Price of one lost gold spoon= $4.00 Cost of gas for a trip to find the fish= $75.00 Seeing the expression on your son's face after catching the macks=priceless Nice job!

That's pretty awesome. Fried calamari for 100!

jaydub John 2006 Fisherman 222 2006 Yamaha F250