How about some pictures of your boat!

[archer59]

This is probably a winter thread also but... let's see some pic's.

Thanks,

Nick

[Guest]

I've already posted this in the other thread but here goes.

[Anylakeanytime]

Well this would be a good time to finally learn how to post a picture. Let's see if all my reading has paid off. Here is a picture of my first boat!!! I guess I should call it my "soon to be" boat, being that I do not actually get it until Sept. I cannot wait to finally have my own boat!

Ben

[archer59]

[HARPOON-OR-BUST]

[Guest]

2004 Skeeter 1790T.

This spring on Red Lake with my dad and nephew.

[JLsTyee]

Not sure it this will work, but I'll give it a try...

[image]C:\Documents and Settings\jlyons\My Documents\My Pictures\July 30th 2005 009[/image]

[archer59]

Here's my lund I picked up about a month ago. Like it so far. It's in pretty good shape for an 11 year old boat.

Nick

[image]

[JLsTyee]

Let me try this again

[image]http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/lyonsjsa/detail?.dir=/f117&.dnm=2b81.jpg&.src=ph[/image]

[iland99]

Jeez, now I have carpral tunnel syndrome after scrolling through 11 big pictures of webwarrior's boat. Shouldn't you have bought a Warrior boat to match your name??

J/K, and nice boat!

[BigDaddy]

Nice Duc!

[archer59]

JLsTyee

I had trouble with Yahoo pictures and switched to Kodak Galleries. It's easier to find the source code. Just click on 'View' then 'source'. At source search for 'jpg' under edit. That string will be the one you need for posting pics.

Example: http://images.kodakgallery.com/photos1330/3/23/12/64/23/0/23641223308_0_ALB.jpg

Good Luck,

Nick

[Guest]

haha.. Thats my next boat..

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Shouldn't you have bought a Warrior boat to match your name??

J/K, and nice boat!

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[Guest]

Thanks! Took me a month to find that specific one

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Nice Duc!

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[JLsTyee]

3rd times a charm...

Thanks Nick,

Jeromy

[CHM]

skindog, how do you like the Skeeter? Any dislikes? I'm starting to plan for my future...

Chuck

[Guest]

Good points:

·Great ride

·Great handling boat in rough water

·Drier ride - its still a tiller so a good rain suit is needed

·Drifts better - the front end doesn't get pushed around as much

·Lots of storage for a boat this size. Only 6-foot rods will fit in the deck rod locker

but 7/12 footers fit in the side lockers with maybe room for an 8 footer.

·Great interior lighting for night fishing - although having a white boat helps

Not so good points

·The boat came stock with a Yamaha black stainless 16-pitch prop. It wouldn't plane out

with 3 guys and a full load. I put a hydrofoil and bought a Ballistic 15-pitch prop.

Much better hole shot and top end is 34-36 mph. If you decide on a Skeeter ask if you

can get it without a prop or if they will trade for the right one. The 16- pitch is NOT the right one.

Several people with this boat have the same complaint about that.

·No dry storage

·The fuse panel is difficult to access or even see for that matter.

·I didn't like the bait bucket they put in the live well. It didn't get water in it when under way.

I replaced it with a bait tamer bag.

Over all I'm happy with the rig. It does make running and fishing in 3 footers easier.

Although I think most glass tillers this size would do as well.

[Wave Runner]

OK, here we go

Unfortunately, my boat doesn't "sparkle" like Skindog's does...

[Guest]

Greg,

Try Photobucket.com, it worked for me.

[TonkaBass]

My little bass getter.

[archer59]

All those rigs look great. I'm still getting use to my tiller after having a console. I suppose come Oct I'll be looking for a console again

Nick

[Guest]

It may not sparkle, but you have a good boat. It's a great rig to fish out of.

So far the sparkles haven't helped me catch more fish.

[ZOKU]

Nice rigs!!

[buzzsaw]

Heres my 2005' 1850 ft Crestliner sportfish w/Yamaha 150 HP four stroke.

[Mark Christianson]

Heres my boat. Well I think its under all that stuff somewhere.