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![]() "Russell" wrote in message oups.com... Any thoughts? I notice some sportfishers have both. Why is that? To get a real blast for blood and guts, the ordinary $100 washdown pumps are crap, I can tell you that, so you need at least a 4 GPM and 50 PSI rating. Maybe more. Any recommendations on a pump? The Egg Sportsfish we had for a couple of years had both. The salt was for bleeding the fish and the fresh was for cleanup. Both pumps were barely adequate though and had I remained interested in off-shore fishing and kept the boat, I would have replaced them with higher capacity and pressure units. The other issue was that the boat only had a 50 gallon fresh water tank. On a full day of fishing with 4-6 people on board using the head, etc. I think having fresh water wash down only would have exhausted the water supply. Eisboch |
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