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Thanks for the report, Jeremy! Good job!

Good job, Jeff!!

Nice job, Ross! Cool pics!

You got it, Chris... Will be slipped at Seng's... Hopefully running it up this weekend weather permitting. No more transient slips at the Muni for me... LOL

Mike, Use this link and check Spyglass' webcam just before you go.. That will SHOW you what the waves are doing in Holland.. http://www.bigredclassic.com/radio.htm

Mike, Here is what I'm running for triples on my gunnels. They ARE DEFINITELY going to the new boat with me.. I LOVE them and the dang things are bulletproof and a lifetime warranty!! You wouldn't be disappointed! http://www.ciscofishingsystemsltd.com/shop/triple-rod-holder-on-thumbscrew-mount-5269 I'm going to add triple trees ahead of them eventually (soon) on the new boat for my inline board rods. Those will most likely be the Traxstexch trees. They are also a GREAT product!!

Good job! I'm hoping to have the new boat up there next weekend.. CAN'T WAIT!!!!!

Well, Got the sea trial done yesterday afternoon and it's a done deal! I am the proud new owner of a fuel guzzler!! LMAO Love it! Everything went great.. Did not get the chance to mount anything, but hopefully I will be able to get some done this week before making the run from Grand Haven to Manistee. I'm stoked and so is the better half! As soon as I'm home I will get some "before" pics up and then progress pics.. Thanks for all the advice guys! I appreciate it greatly!!

Wow Ron!! Crazy! I sure hope the plug is in! The marina dropped it in the water Friday... LOL This isn't currently rigged for fishing. Was a family cruiser. But I was thinking, I cut the check this afternoon, about a 1/2 hour mounting Traxstech track, and I could at least be running dipseys and in line boards out of my triple rodholders... Evening bite?? LOL Mike.. I totally intend on putting it through its paces.. The lake is supposed to build to 2-4 ft this afternoon so I think it should be a good test.. Thanks for the responses, guys! Heading to Grand Haven shortly...

Great job, Mark!

Ok fellas... Doing the sea trial on the "hopefully" new ride this afternoon.. What should I look for other than the obvious things? Obviously mechanical, trim tab operation, shift smooth, steering smooth, etc.. Check all water pumps, AC/heat, head, all gauges and electronics.. What am I missing? (It surveyed out good) This is on a Sea Ray 340 Express... Never owned straight inboards before... Thanks for the help

Looking great Ken!! Thanks for all the smiles over my morning coffee, fellas!! LOL

Nice job, Jon!

Very good, Eric! Glad the shakedown went well and the skunk is outta the box!

Nice Chris!!! ;-) I can remember the first time I got a slip at the Muni.. Was fast asleep.. Then heard something and thought someone was on the boat.. Crawled out of the cuddy just to get the ever lovin s@it scared outta me as the Manistee was what seemed to be about 10 feet off my stern... We still laugh about that to this day...

Welcome, Lonnie! See ya in Manistee!!

Good job, Steve!

Way to go, Matt!

Andrew, Fish can only look up, not down.. You want to keep your spread at or just above where you're marking the majority of the fish. Are you able to track your rigger weights with your fish finder?

Dave, I think Mark hit the nail on the head.. The only thing I can think of to add is to put a bead on your wire just above your swivel. Then make sure you crank the bead right to the tip when stowing your rods, keeping the wire tight. The bead protects the rod tip.. Have fun! Nothing like feeling a headshake 100 yds out... They're awesome!!

Great job, Dave!!

Nice job, Larry!

And since these will be used for DEEP riggers, and the fact that red is the first color to disappear in the color spectrum, I think black is the best.. Just my opinion

Kevin, Okey Dokey... I guess the flesh tone is out!! LOL Personally, I prefer black over red, but thats just me..

Kevin, I hope I didn't offend you with what I said. I truly like the design and would love to get a pair of 15 pounders from you. I was just trying to be a little humerous about the shape. My apologizies.