Congratulations on the new boat. Looks great.
See fellas what can happen when you save all you winnings from our BBC tournaments
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you can tell it's a big boat because the pics is so big.
Congratulations on the new boat. Looks great.
See fellas what can happen when you save all you winnings from our BBC tournaments
http://www.bbcboards.net...-club
you can tell it's a big boat because the pics is so big.
.....................Shoofly...............................
Eddie Jernigan - Montgomery, Alabama
Triton TR20XDC / Mercury Optimax 225
Thanks, Eddie, but you're wrong about the "tournament winnings". I consider myself very fortunate if I get anything back once a year.
It is a nice boat, though!
Good looking boat Avery! Did you trade the Bee? I met you on 43 this weekend but didn't think it was you because the Triton was behind your truck. You were headed home.
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very nice .....cant wait to see it up close ..
can I have your "old" one :)
sweet ride, can't wait untill you let me ride in it :)
Danny
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"You're almost too strange for the Lounge and that's saying a LOT. - Al from Canada
Dayum,....that boat must be 40 feet long!...........That's sweeeet Avery!
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Welcome to the Triton club Avery, although Harry may not talk to you anymore.
Alan
Do I need to help you dispose of the boat you were in at Weiss?
2015 Nitro Z8
2015 Mercury Optimax 250
2019 Chevy Silverado
It does look awfully big but I guess it's because of the angle of the picture. It's a 19X3 which is actually 19'6" and isn't nearly as big as Alan's Triton (?TR-21). I'm sorry to inform you guys but my ol' Bee - the fish catching machine that it is - is no longer available. I ended up selling it to my old next door neighbor's son who's fished out of it off and on ever since I bought it new in '98. At least I know it's gone to a good home.
And, Alan, I don't think I have to worry about Harry not talking to me because I got rid on my Bee. I never pegged him for the type that holds a grudge!
Avery, Super nice rig! What size is that pushing her? If thats a XS I bet she rocks that toon on down the lake! Nice rig, I like it! Congrats
Kerry Copeland
2015 Skeeter ZX250/250 SHO
Decatur, Alabama
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Kerry201pro »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Avery, Super nice rig! What size is that pushing her? If thats a XS I bet she rocks that toon on down the lake! Nice rig, I like it! Congrats
It's a 225 ProXS. I don't have enough break-in hours on it to really wring it out so I don't have any specific numbers yet. I'm thinking that 72 - 74 isn't out of the realm of possibility, though.
I'm thinking more Avery. Mine is older, longer, heavier, older hull design with a normal 225 Vmax and I can get 72 with two people and full of gas. You will likely do high 70's if you can hold on long enough.
Alan
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by CrankinStein »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I'm thinking more Avery. Mine is older, longer, heavier, older hull design with a normal 225 Vmax and I can get 72 with two people and full of gas. You will likely do high 70's if you can hold on long enough.
Alan</TD></TR></TABLE>
I'm not so sure, Alan. I was told that this particular hull was designed specifically for an improved ride at the expense of a couple of mph on the top end. We'll just have to wait and see......
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