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I am on standby in savannah waiting on the wind to stop blowing...stream season starting

I have 3 blade 23 pitch on my zukes and they are perfect... r

Agrees with seasick...fishtailing is probably because your boat is too far back on the trailer...if you look at No Bail's pic his stanchoin is all the way forward...

I am very familiar with this fun... 1. Most trailers have 4 bolts on that stanchion...if you do not trailer a lot you can just move it forward when out or the water .. 2 move the stanchion forward toward the front..you have just enough weight that is making the trailer flex backward..that may...

Others may yell but I have used atf transmission leak stop...you do not need much and works great...the product expands the seals effectively...never replaced seals for 18 years

Good luck!! I have a 2002 and had it since new...keep us updated

Drod, I am south of Savannah and have an 02 as well:)...offshore season starting!!

Yes, did mine last week...also does not take but a sec to spray lube before each trip...

I gave a furuno depth finder and I think a 9 inch garmin unit

Hi, I have a 2002 273 and owned it since new. 2300 hours offshore. This was the first year of the 225 4stroke and I do think they added flotation to handle the weight. The batteries are in the console which I like. I do like the flip up panel and yes, you have to stay on top of the...

I have a 2002 with zuke 250s and the boat came with F225. 2002 was the first year of the 4stroke so I am guessing they may have added floatation to handle the weight..I have zero issues.

I use them extensively for offshore fishing. I run 2 baits and a teaser off of each...as well as dredges off of each corner..have a center rigger as well....so, 7 rods, 2 teasers and 2 dredges

Good idea for sure but I would go 18 if at all possible. I am a huge Rupp fan after having them for 20 years on my boat. They are simple and you can get parts...I am also not a fan of retractables...i can deploy mine instantly and using the povermo method on your halyard makes adjustment a breeze.

The tech has been around long enough...should not be an issue..I wired my Garmin last year..haha

Yea, I have been surfing it for years...and I also use SemperFi for my electronics purchases as well....the Grady Item and F225 corrosion are the most brought up it seems....also interesting to see the upswell of Mercury fans... I am seeing a lot of gas tank issues but that does not seem...

That group is hard on Grady's...whew...based on their comments every Grady ever made has had to have the transom redone...haha r

Ugh, radar, no lights...I carry a hi power flashlight in the event I need to see something close but that seldom happens..not a fan of lights for navigation..

Eh, 18 years and sometimes mine lay up for 6 months...never had issues...that stuff can get expensive for 205 gallons...

Sorry, could not figure out search...looking to replace my existing classic gunnel rod holders...what are folks using? I am partial to Rupp, Lee or Gemlux...thoughts? I bought some classics off of ebay a couple of years ago and as expected junk.

Good questions...I am not a whaler fan since they were purchased by brunswick...and you can only power with Mercs....i still own an 18 dauntless i bought in 98 or so amd love it.....robalo is a bit lower on the quality scale but take a look at edgewater too...sea hunt is a good buy as...