Thread: Preferred boat for the rough waters of the act on Sardis?

it road great. never once took a wave over the bow and we ran hard. only time I was concerned was dragging chains and socks out in the middle of the lake in those swells. I was afraid we may take on too much lapping water but the bilge and stayed on and we made it out. the poles didn't fish as good as they do in my glass boat in that rough water

Still good info and humor...... Keep it coming

Really what I'm hearing a good glass boat 20' and stay off water when the water fleas show up. Lol

Really like fishing out of my 621, but it's a chore to launch and load by yourself. Can't keep your feet dry if there's not a dock.

Originally Posted by Gomer Snerd

cutting back to just one drink a day I see. that would overflow my medium engel minner bucket!! Besides, I would have to arrange bank financing for that.

Bank Financing? Nah, just 10 bucks. I figured if I was Rollin first, the wind wouldn't matter much.


BRM

Originally Posted by Snagged again

Hey BRM,
It's awful nice of you providing entertainment and all...

Everybody talking bout getting a Big Glass Boat, at least I got the Big Glass part right. Lmbo


BRM

Bama you said it to start with. You rode in the best when you rode in Feelay's boat. IF I lived there and mostly fished the big 4 that is what I would have and I am currently running a 240 SeaArk. I have been there when the rollers were in that 3' range and while it didn't scare me it wasn't what I would call comfortable. I've been in Feelay's boat in some pretty good rollers and was really impressed. You have a tin boat for skinny water that bay boat would be just the ticket for big water and playing with tubes and skis.

Originally Posted by BigRiverMarine

Bank Financing? Nah, just 10 bucks. I figured if I was Rollin first, the wind wouldn't matter much.


BRM

gotta get timing right and synchronize with the waves.