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283 chaos...I run the 273, just about the same size as you. I get wet, but its not from the boat, but from the wind driven spray. I actually had a 20 mako with the semi-deep v front and would make runs out for tuna in it. Did I get wet? yes, again it really wasn't the boat it was the spray...

Anyone have anyone positives or negatives experiences they can fill me on in relation to the cellular boosters out there. Normal cell phones are good til about 7-8 miles off shore and for some added safety I was looking at adding the cellular booster with 8' ant. They give the stats saying the...

nice article on Grady on boat tests......you may have to join to read, its free. Also some nice reviews on the grady line. Check out the 336 and 330 reviews http://www.boattest.com/Resources/view_ ... NewsID=653

start up don't forget the lower unit lube, water separators (make sure you are using the 10-micron variety), also check the prop for any issues, ie cotter key, broken, nut lose or gone also take a look at your hydro-steering, may need to add to it, trim tab and their levels...also check all...

Northstar I have a Northstar 6000i chartplotter/gps/Radar unit. Its a great unit. The 6100i is the newer version of this one, but both are very similar, only issue I have had with mine in 4 years of hard use is I lost the use of the number 1,4,7 on the keypad. Going to replace it this winter...

273 vs 283 It depends on the person and what they want it for...I have the 273 and find its the best fit for me. The 283 seems to be a "bigger" boat, the extra foot width, gives that impression. I've fished on the 283 several times and really find very little difference in ride between the two...

Well as some of us have put away the fishing gear for the year and on to more warm things... like dreaming. (I'm still fishing...sorry guys). With Yamaha out with the 350's and with talks of 400's on the horizon are we out of line thinking about a 40 ft grady express or CC? I know grady will...

tile fish exact eating....haven't tried for them yet this year, nice to see the numbers are strong. Didn't see any lights on your rigs..do you use them or not, just curious

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Awesome eating fish.......hope you kept a few for dinner

april fools flounder awesome......to hear them being caught at cape charles is a great sign... Nice size fish...filets should be nice. I figure if weather holds about 3 weeks before they hit the Md/De area....Great opening day on the water for you

cape charles few more weeks.....don't think so, I heard of a few being boated down along cape charles last weekend (I believe sat). Not much as far as size yet, but its a positive sign to hear of them being picked up already.

picture its there now....nice white

picture timo14...NO picture....sorry

http://www.oldinlet.com/ or call AKE marine in West Ocean City

Makos Mainly Blue sharks...but I have heard of 2 hitting the docks, not sure of the size or anything, but they are starting to move up. I'd give it another week or so, before I would go

I was just surfing and found that Taylor's Marine is planning on holding their annual tournment this year on July 21st and 22nd. They have Sunset marina listed as hosting location. Just thought I'd pass along the info, good luck and hope to see you there...

shark fishing First of all, I'm a fan of keeping all my digits...only time I remove a hook from a Mako, tiger, hammerhead...will be when it tail roped and pulled backwards for several miles. Blue whalers are not that bad, we use a broom handle with a hook puller on the end and can usually pop...

shark fishing well can you help us out some, then we might be able to fine tune your decisions some...First of all, what kind of Sharks are targeting? Dustys, Sandbars, Black tip? or is it the Mako class (basically, Inshore vs off shore). For a sample of what I mean, inshore I use heavy...

took this from the Grady web site... Taylor Marine Center/Ocean City, MD, 7/16/05, Tournament lets see what happens from here