Well Heres My Boat

[Walleye Express]

Heres my battleship.

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[Walleye Express]

Not really much to list as equipment, since I stripped her of all her Salmon fishing extras when I bought it in 1996. Just lots of rods, lures and my custom built rod holders. But she's still pretty sharp for a 1978. Do love the TR-1 Auto Pilot and 8 horse Yammie I bought for my walleye trolling needs though. Took 5 chaters out last summer and only used 61 gallons of gas. Almost felt guilty......ya right. :eek: :no: :grin:

[Satisfaxion_Gauranteed]

I love those Gradys! :D They have thier own, unique look to them and I won't even get into the ride and quality. My buddy used to have one and it was awesome.

Nice looking rig. Some day I hope to own one.

[Priority1]

Nice Rig Capt Dan. Those G.W.s are well constructed boat. Maybe we will cross wakes on the Saginaw Bay this year.:)

[GLF]

Look at all that fishing room in the back boat! Nice looking rig Dan!

[Walleye Express]

Ya. It took me a while to get the seating down to where I wanted it. I finally took those two (back facing) bench seats out, installed two smaller jump seats, one on each side. Then simply bought 2 very nice folding, arm rest Captains Chairs I store in the cabin till needed. That way If I have 4 people for a charter, two set up front on the bench seat on passenger side, the other two in the jump seats. 6 people, I break out the captain chairs and they fit nicely in the corners near the front. We've had as many as 3 fish being played at once in the back with no problems. :D :D