I know an excessively high roosterttail is wasted energy but does a very low or no roostertail mean you're close to dialed in??
I know an excessively high roosterttail is wasted energy but does a very low or no roostertail mean you're close to dialed in??
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Generally below the engine cowling was best for me on the 3 bass boats I had
2007 Sterling 22xs-Yamaha 250-Dual 10 foot blades-Ipilot-Bobs Jack plate-HDS 8 (SOLD)
2016 Sterling 220XS: (SOLD)
2008 SCB Topcat 250 XS (SOLD)
Current:
2014 SCB Stingray Sport Merc 300XS
2018 ES Custom Revolution 25 Merc 400R
You will pass all the rooster tail guys....lol
2015 189 trx
Long and low is what you want. When the kitty's skint back and running best, there will be virtually no rooster tail at all and my "side spray" is going straight out the back of the boat.
Yeah that's pretty much how mine is I'm getting spray out the sides but it's not coming up it stays real low to the side
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