[Cast&Blast]

A couple weeks ago my wife and I took a little test run on the boat on the Potomac River. It was cold and windy, and the river was really high, but I had to get the motor running and just make sure I was ready for the season. I jumped out to get the truck and trailer, and just had to turn back and snap a picture of my wife all bundled up on the boat.

Let me tell you, that river was really moving pretty good, and she did a great job of driving that thing on to the trailer!

Hope to catch some fish on that boat this summer!

 

[Bountyhunter]

That's a nice little fish chaser. No boat for me. It would sit out behind my house and collect dust. :|

 

[sheepdog]

Where's the seat belts? And the coffeepot? You wormwashers are all alike!!!

 

[Deadeye]

Yea what sheepdog said!!! The problem with fish is there so................wet.

 

[big raymie]

Nice boat... My fat arse would sink that in a blink of an eye.... :lol:

 

[Drummer]

Nice boat! I hope youall catch a boat-full! Even if you don't it's always fun tryin!

 

[Johngoboom]

That will work! What brand of boat is it?

I have an old 14' Sea Nymp with a 10 horse Johnson. It's not pretty, but I have caught some very nice fish out it.

 

[Bountyhunter]

I learned a long time ago that a boat doesn't have to be pretty to be productive. I like the little ones you can toss into the bed of a truck or on the car roof and drag around without worrying about scuffing it up.

 

[deputy125]

nice boat.......
I'm getting my excerise with my little jon boat and oars and avoid windy days!!!!

 

[Cast&Blast]

That will work! What brand of boat is it?

I have an old 14' Sea Nymp with a 10 horse Johnson. It's not pretty, but I have caught some very nice fish out it.

John, it's a Tracker. I don't have a lot of hours on it yet but I do plan on giving it a workout this weekend. It's finally getting nice and warm out.